Good morning, Waukesha.

Brandee Mulligan, an Oconomowoc TikTok creator, launched a GoFundMe to help Lindsay Clancy’s parents after their financial loss from a mistrial — the fundraiser has raised over $1.2 million and now aims for $3 million.

Dave Massello begins his one-year role as interim executive director at Hope Center, tasked with stabilizing operations and preparing for a permanent leader.

The Illinois native commutes under a consulting contract while the center plans its largest fundraiser on Nov. 19 (at Brookfield Conference Center).

Residents can join the 5th Christmas Clearing Council Jingle Bell Jog and Walk on Sept.

26 at 9 a.m. at The Ingleside Hotel, 2810 Golf Road. It features a 5K run, 2-mile walk and $5 Kids Fun Run — followed by a post-run party; registration is $25.

Hamilton School District invites community members age 55 and older to join its Seniors & Students program, which pairs volunteers with students for lunch activities at Lannon, Maple Avenue, Marcy or Woodside elementary schools or for letter exchanges through the Pen Pal Program.

Call Seniors & Students Coordinator Christy Gest-Marlin at 262-246-1973 for details.

Prep Redzone reported that Zach Hewitt from New Berlin West High School committed to play college football at the University of Sioux Falls on (Aug.

14). He became one of the first high school players in Waukesha County to announce his college plans this season.