Family & Children's Center, known as FCC, is celebrating a record-breaking year for its Bridges to Better Tomorrows event, supported by contributions made before and during the organization's main fundraiser on Oct. 22, 2026, at Celebrations on the River in La Crosse.
FCC President and CEO Tita Yutuc thanked donors for supporting children, adults and families in the communities the organization serves, and invited others to give before the end of the year.
Attendees heard accounts from community members involved in FCC programs. They heard about Lotus House, a new residential program for pregnant women and parenting mothers in recovery, and about FCC's expansion into Caledonia and the importance of increasing access to mental health services.
Guests also heard about Stepping Stones and Matty's Place, FCC's Child Advocacy Centers, and the organization's work protecting children.
FCC is still accepting contributions of any size through its website, fcconline.org. Its services, which treat mental health, strengthen families and prevent abuse, are provided in La Crosse, Sparta, Viroqua and Black River Falls in Wisconsin, and in Winona and Caledonia in Minnesota.
