Horicon Marshmen Foundation Provides Grant to Schools for CPR Mannequin Training

HMF provided funds in the amount of $687 to purchase CPR mannequins that will be able to train up to 12 people at once.

Pictured training on the new CPR mannequins, from left to right, are Jay Wald (Coach), Tim Heesen (Teacher and Announcer), Payton Marvin (Coach), and Tasha Manthey (Nurse).

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Pictured training on the new CPR mannequins, from left to right, are Kim Waech (Food Service Director), Kristie Spettel (Paraprofessional), and Jake Borkowski (Coach).

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Posted Wednesday, November 26, 2025 12:35 pm

Horicon Marshmen Foundation

The Horicon Marshmen Foundation, a philanthropic organization devoted to supporting the School District of Horicon, provided a grant in the
amount of $687 to support CPR training thanks to a generous donation from the Class of 1975.
The funding allowed the school to purchase four mannequins (three adult-sized and one child-sized) to be utilized to train staff on how to perform CPR effectively. This training will be beneficial in the event of an emergency.
The first training session took place on November 5, 2025, at Horicon High School.
To help support HMF on its mission of elevating the School District of Horicon, please make a donation at https://fdlareafoundation.com/marshmen/ today.