We reflect on 2025 with deep gratitude for the faith-filled vision of our founder, Albert F. Siebert, and for our family of grantee partners, donors, directors, and staff, who continue to carry that vision forward. Seventy-three years ago, Mr. Siebert made an extraordinary investment rooted in his trust in God. Today, that single act of faith has grown into a shared movement, where generosity brings people together to accomplish far more than any one organization could alone.

For many individuals living with chronic disease, healthcare becomes a cycle of crisis—relying on emergency rooms for reactive treatment rather than receiving consistent, coordinated care. The Bread of Healing Clinic (BOHC) is changing that reality through an integrative model that treats the whole person, not just the condition.

Wisconsin Lutheran High School in Milwaukee continues to grow—expanding both its campus and its capacity to serve students with excellence and care. Serving more than 900 students from across Southeastern Wisconsin and beyond, the school remains deeply committed to preparing young people for productive, Christ-centered lives in a diverse world.

For many, stepping into a church building can feel unfamiliar or even out of reach. So, what might church look like if it met people where they already are? Through its partnership with Faith+Lead, Siebert is helping Lutheran congregations reimagine how they engage their communities, building capacity for new approaches that extend the reach of the Gospel in relevant and life-giving ways.