Plymouth Professional Business Women is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the professional and personal development of women by providing tools, resources, training, and inspiration.

Megan has been an active member for over 10 years, contributing her time and leadership through the Scholarship Committee and as a volunteer for the annual Cheesehead Chase.

In recognition of her dedication to and impact on her community, she was honored as the organization’s 2026 Woman of the Year.

The Plymouth Chamber of Commerce serves as a primary resource for businesses of all sizes operating in Sheboygan County, supporting over 300 members as they navigate the evolving local, state, and global business landscape.

Megan serves on the Board of Directors and is the current Board President, and is active on the Cheese Festival Planning Committee, providing leadership and guidance to help advance the Chamber’s mission and support the success of its members and the community.

The Plymouth Wisconsin Lions Club is part of Lions Clubs International, the world’s largest service organization. With more than 65 members representing a wide range of backgrounds and ages, the club is dedicated to serving those in need through volunteer efforts and fundraising, supporting over 50 local, regional, and global causes.

Through signature annual events such as the Sheboygan County Fair roasted corn and grilled cheese stands, the Green Bay Tailgate Party, and a spring brat fry, the club raises significant funds while fostering a strong sense of community among its members.

The Plymouth Public Library serves as a community resource offering educational programs, events, and access to information for residents of all ages. Through a wide range of services, including classes, book clubs, and family programs, the library fosters lifelong learning, connection, and enrichment within the community.

Megan Coronado serves as a Board Member and Treasurer, helping guide the library’s strategic direction and support its mission to provide valuable resources and programming to the community.

South Shore Slam is a volleyball program dedicated to developing athletes through structured training, competitive teams, and a strong emphasis on skill-building and sportsmanship. With teams across multiple age groups, as well as camps, clinics, and private lessons, the organization helps players refine their abilities while fostering a passion for the sport.

Nicole Clark contributes to the program as a coach, mentoring athletes and supporting their development both on and off the court.

The Plymouth Softball Association provides organized recreational softball opportunities for the local community, offering leagues, teams, and scheduled play for athletes of varying skill levels. Established in 1979, the organization supports player participation, teamwork, and community engagement through structured league play and seasonal competition. 

Nicole Clark participates in the league as an active player, contributing to the program’s community spirit and competitive environment.