No matter where you live in Door County, you will likely see Sunshine Resources' impact.

The Sturgeon Bay-based organization is launching its "Five Initiatives, Five Years, $5 Million" plan, which will touch people of all ages and abilities throughout the county.

The plan includes creating an alternative school program; developing a Northern Door facility and program; building a new Sunflower Cottage; renovating the PATH building; modernizing its Yew Street facility; and establishing an endowment fund. All are on the calendar within the next five years.

It is an exciting time at Sunshine Resources for President and CEO Barry Metzentine, who started the job 20 months ago. While some of the initiatives have been years in the making, others have reared its head over the last few months. He said the partnerships and conversations he has had throughout the community have led to this moment.

Metzentine said that while Sunshine Resources is working on all five initiatives, increasing capacity at Sunflower Cottage from 17 clients to 60 clients will be its primary focus for the immediate future.

More information about the campaign is available on the organization's website.