Following a gun violence incident in May 2023 at Maplewood Commons in Fond du Lac, the community has come together to support and organize support for residents in this area of the city. That has included families, police, fire/EMS, schools, behavioral health, grief support, Fondy Cares, Department of Social Services, local churches, Ebony Vision and other community organizations.  
 
Several activities have already been underway including Connections, Relationships and Activities with Jeff, of Right Choice Improvements and local small churches. SSM Health Greater Fond du Lac has been represented sharing resources thanks to Alex Berg, senior community health specialist; Angie Reyes, community health worker; and Keziah Love, psychotherapist.   
 
In addition, a youth advocacy program has been conducted in the summer with Wednesday activities featuring crafts, games, field trips, etc. Plans call for continuation during the school year.    
 
Lastly, Ebony Vision is extending its lending library from its office at 14 Western Avenue, Suite 203 to the office at Maplewood Commons. Books range from children to adult books, to autobiographies and are inclusive of books created by black authors and include characters and stories from people of color.