We will have our annual Winter Wonderland Event Party on Thursday, December 5 from 5-8 PM!
Current and past family clients in the Kellogg Child & Family Program are invited to attend the event for fun Winter Wonderland activities for children up to age 8.
Register by Monday, November 25, 2024.
It’s HEAR Wisconsin’s annual Fall Festival!
Everyone is invited to spend time with the animals, complete art/craft projects, enjoy family friendly activities, and entertainers! You can enjoy free grilled food and snacks and learn more about HEAR Wisconsin.
Petting Zoo!
Balloon Maker!
Bounce House
Crafts and Activities
Face Painting
Free hearing screenings!
Free Lunch!
Meet our audiologists and go inside our Mobile Audiology Clinic (MAC). Play games, have lunch and leave with information for you, your loved ones, family and friends. Discover how HEAR Wisconsin helps anyone with hearing loss eliminate barriers to language and communication!
Please register so we know how many people to expect for the event, thank you!
You can participate and support this free fun
event in one of three ways:
Join the HEAR Wisconsin team
Or join by forming your own team with your family and friends and support HEAR Wisconsin (choose HEAR Wisconsin as the alliance organization to support)
Or you can donate online even if you cannot participate
in the walk
FAMILY FUN EVENT!
Music, Face Painters, Caricature Artist, Panera Breakfast, Balloon Twisters, Scenic Lakefront Walk
Hearing Loss Association of America’s Walk4Hearing
You can participate and support this FREE FUN event one of 3 ways:
Register for free to walk on our HEAR Wisconsin team - Join HEAR Wisconsin Team
Or join by forming your own team with your family and friends and support HEAR Wisconsin (choose HEAR Wisconsin as the alliance organization to support). - 2023 Milwaukee Walk4Hearing - Hearing Loss Association of America
Or you can donate online to the HEAR Wisconsin Team even if you cannot participate in the walk. Click the donate button below.
Event Schedule
9:00 am Check-in
10:00 am Presentation
10:15 a.m. Walk Begins (Distance is 5K - 3.1 miles)
Hearing Loss Association of America’s Walk4Hearing
You can participate and support this fun event one of 3 ways:
Register for free to walk on our HEAR Wisconsin team - Join HEAR Wisconsin Team
Form your own team with your family and friends to join and still support HEAR Wisconsin (choose HEAR Wisconsin as the affiliation organization to support). - 2022 Milwaukee Walk4Hearing - Hearing Loss Association of America
If you cannot participate in the walk, but still want to support HEAR Wisconsin, you can by donating directly to HEAR Wisconsin!
Event Schedule
9:00 am Registration
10:00 am Presentation
10:15 a.m. Walk Begins (Distance is 5K - 3.1 miles)
Register today at 2022 Milwaukee Walk4Hearing - Hearing Loss Association of America
It’s HEAR Wisconsin’s annual Fall Festival, so anything can happen, but we promise, the plan is to keep the fun going!
Everyone is invited to spend time with the animals, complete art/craft projects, family friendly activities, and entertainers! Passersby can enjoy free grilled food and snacks and learn more about us during quick, informative tours of our state-of-the-art hearing healthcare facility!
Free hearing screenings!
Learn how a bed shaker saves lives!
Find out what a pocketalker does
Receive free earplugs while supplies last
Meet our audiologists and go inside our new Mobile Audiology Clinic (MAC). Play games, have lunch and leave with information for you, your loved ones, family and friends. Discover how HEAR Wisconsin helps anyone with hearing loss eliminate barriers to language and communication!
Participate in our program and silent auction. HEAR Wisconsin will be making an announcement you don’t want to miss. Be the first to hear about a new community initiative that will positively impact the lives of children, adults and seniors with hearing loss.
The health and safety of our HEAR Wisconsin supporters, staff and clients is our priority. Due to concerns about the impact of COVID-19, we have changed the format of this year’s event to a virtual fundraiser. A lot of time and love is going into this event to make it a fun and memorable occasion you can enjoy from the comfort of your own home.
Check out our Sponsor Benefits Flyer
Hearing Loss Association of America’s Walk4Hearing
Please join Team HEAR Wisconsin for a virtual Walk! Participants will join online to celebrate, share stories, and hear what's happening on the local and national level on topics relating to hearing loss.
Virtual Walk Day
8:45 am Sign on begins
9:00 am Online program starts
Register today at http://hlaa.convio.net/goto/hearwi
We will have our annual Winter Wonderland Brunch Party on Saturday, December 14 from 10 am to noon. Current and past family clients are invited to attend the event at Briggs & Stratton Building for fun “Frozen” themed activities for children up to age 10, including an obstacle course, face painting, cookie decorating, art project and more! When registering for the event, you will be contacted to bring brunch food to share (e.g., donuts, bagels, fruits, etc). Thank you!
Registration has closed.
It’s HEAR Wisconsin’s second annual Fall Festival, so anything can happen, but we promise, the plan is to keep the goats, chickens, llamas, and sheep outside in the petting zoo!
Everyone is invited to spend time with the animals, have their faces painted, bounce in the bouncy house, and be dazzled by nimble balloon makers! Passersby can enjoy free grilled food and snacks and learn more about us during quick, informative tours of our state-of-the-art hearing healthcare facility!
Free hearing screenings!
Learn how a bed shaker saves lives!
Find out what a pocketalker does
Receive free earplugs while supplies last
Meet our audiologist and go inside a real sound proof booth. Play games, have lunch and leave with information for you, your loved ones, family and friends. Discover how HEAR Wisconsin helps anyone with hearing loss eliminate barriers to language and communication!
From 4:30 to 7:30 pm on Thursday, August 22, when you make purchases from Blaze Pizza, 10730 W. National Avenue, Blaze will donate 20 percent of sales back to HEAR Wisconsin!
All you have to do is print out the attached flyer and bring it in and present it as you order. It’s that easy!
Share with family and friends! Thursday, August 22 is HEAR Wisconsin Blaze Pizza dinner night!
The State Fair means corn and the New Berlin Lion’s Club has the best. If you’re at the fair on Thursday, August 8, stop by the New Berlin Lion’s Club Corn Concession stand between 11am and 6pm. You’ll be greeted by HEAR Wisconsin volunteers and your delicious purchase will benefit area nonprofit organizations!
Enhance language skills through listening to stories, dressing up as your favorite characters, and retelling stories through dramatic play. We will feature popular children’s books as a themes for creative play, artwork, and more!
Register now to walk with us to raise awareness of hearing loss in our community and to help support critical programs and services for children and adults with hearing loss.
In December, we will have our annual Winter Wonderland Party on Saturday, December 1st from 1-4pm. Join us at the Briggs and Stratton Building for face painting, cookie decorating and lots of activities for children up to age 10. Please bring a snack to share with everyone during the event. Thank you!
Pleas RSVP by November 21st.
Join us for a ball game and tailgate at Miller Park. Tickets are free, but it's first come, first serve. Supplies are limited!
Tailgate is from 5 - 6:30 pm in the Molitor Lot on Bluemound Road and Yount Drive. Please bring a dish to pass if you are tailgating. Hotdogs and lemonade will be provided. We will walk together to the stadium together after the tailgate. See you there!
Kids in our Language Access Program will get a chance to meet a real firefighter and learn about fire safety. Children will participate in fun, hands-on activities that promote fire safety and emergency preparedness.
Cookout available for all participants at 11:30. This is a free event!
Meet the Language Access Services team at Betty Brinn Children’s Museum from 10am-12pm. We will have fun experiencing all the fun and interactive exhibits together! We will provide a small snack and drinks at 11am that we can eat together. You may use your membership or pay for admission at this event. (See “Family Focus Membership” information to see how you may obtain a free membership) We are excited to see you there!
Join the Language Access Services team at Malone Park. This park is meant for children of all abilities, and will provide a fun space for families to play and connect with others. We will have light snacks, but please bring your own food, as needed, for your family.
Visit HEAR Wisconsin for a free consumer seminar where you can learn how Resound hearing aids can improve your hearing and communication.
Please bring a dish to pass if you are taking part in the tailgate. Hotdogs and lemonade will be provided, and we'll walk to the stadium together after the tailgate.
Online registration for this event is closed. Please call 414-604-2200 or email info@hearwi.org for late registration or questions. Thank you.
Come join us for Pizza, playtime, and a story at the HEAR WI center. This is an opportunity to meet other families in the program while the kids have a great time playing. The night will end with a pajama story time that will be interpreted in ASL. Hope you can make it!
The WTMJ and Valenti team is at it again but for this year’s Free Ride Giveaway, they’ve teamed up with the largest event in Wisconsin in 2017, the 50th Summerfest. To celebrate the 50th Summerfest, WTMJ is giving away a restored 1968 442 Convertible, VIP tickets to highlight the 11 Amp headliners, and general admission 50th Summerfest tickets.
On June 9th, come to HEAR Wisconsin to meet the WTMJ broadcast team, get a chance to win Summerfest tickets and an awesome muscle car. We’ll have brats, hot dogs, soda, and plenty of fun activities!
Enjoy coffee and snacks while learning about Oticon’s latest advancement in hearing aids, OPN. New sound processing technology has made this model one of their highest rated products yet. RSVP today!
Enjoy coffee and snacks while learning about Oticon’s latest advancement in hearing aids, OPN. New sound processing technology has made this model one of their highest rated products yet. RSVP today!
Come feed the resident turtles, fish, snakes and other wildlife. After take some time to explore the Urban Ecology Center with your friends and family! Dress your family according to the weather outside!
Please RSVP by Thursday March 17th
Celebrate the Grand Re-Opening of the HEAR Wisconsin Hearing Healthcare Center and our new partnership with the Medical College of Wisconsin!
Christina L. Runge, PhD
Chief, Division of Communication Sciences
Medical College of Wisconsin
Hors d’oeuvres & cocktails will be served
The new Hearing Healthcare Center features an Assistive Listening Device (ALD) product showroom and retail clinic staffed by audiologists and communication consultants. Visitors can experience the newest available technologies, receive personal consultations and fittings, as well as information on the most effective uses of their equipment.
Chickens4Charity is a local organization that hosts events to support great causes in the area. This year they are once again generously supporting our mission by hosting a bowling event at Sussex Bowl.
View this event for more details!
MEET JACOB FROM 5:30 TO 7:00 PM IN PLAZA BEHIND HOME PLATE.
Jacob's Ride is coming to Milwaukee to host a meet and greet at the Brewers vs Atlanta game with the one and only Jacob Landis, who rode cross-country to all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums to raise awareness and money for people who need a cochlear implant but cannot afford it.
Get your tickets now!
Attention CCHD families! Jacob Landis, from the Jacobs’s Ride Foundation, will be visiting CCHD for a “Meet & Greet “ followed by an Ice Cream Social on Monday July 6, 2015 at 10:00 am. Jacob rode cross-country to all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums to raise awareness and money for people who need a cochlear implant but cannot afford it.
