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UW receives largest donation in history
The University of Wisconsin-Madison announced Saturday it will receive a $100 million gift from John and Tashia Morgridge, the largest contribution from individual donors in the school’s history.
Pathways to College announces new name
Pathways to College, Inc. plans to change its name to Pathways Milwaukee, effective Monday.
Same-sex weddings could contribute $34 million to state economy
The spending associated with same-sex marriages in Wisconsin is predicted to generate $34.4 million in economic impact over the first three years, according to a study by the Williams Institute, a national think tank based at UCLA School of Law.
State grants promote more inclusive workforce
A handful of Milwaukee-area nonprofits serving individuals with disabilities are among a pool of organizations across Wisconsin that will benefit from $600,000 in worker trainer grants distributed by the state.
MADISON – Business demands drive diversity efforts at Wisconsin School of Business
Diversity is good for business, which makes it an imperative for U.S. business schools, say Wisconsin School of Business administrators.
Tear down the downtown Postal Center
In recent years, the Milwaukee Bucks have not had much to celebrate when they've conducted their annual Preview Luncheon with the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce.
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Nonprofit Calendar
*Saturday, Nov. 15, Brookfield-based Community Care Inc. along with the Alzheimer’s Association, Washington Park Partners and the Wisconsin Alzheimer’s...
Lutheran Home & Harwood Place appoints new board member
Wauwatosa-based Lutheran Home & Harwood Place recently appointed Jim Denor, executive vice president at Pewaukee-based ClearPath Connections, to its board of directors.
Milwaukee Art Museum launches new rebranding campaign
The Milwaukee Art Museum has selected Boelter + Lincoln Marketing Communications (B+L) to develop the museum’s new rebranding campaign, in conjunction with its major restoration and renovation project, which began earlier this fall.
From the magazine: ‘Amazing work: Social entrepreneurship gives Goodwill a boost’
At a recent Rotary on the Move event, held by the Rotary Club of Milwaukee North Shore at Goodwill Industries in Milwaukee, we saw Goodwill turning old clothes into jobs.