Nonprofit
News and updates from southeastern Wisconsin’s nonprofit sector, including leadership changes, funding, and impact.
Former Milwaukee Public Museum CEO named Yerkes Observatory executive director
The nonprofit operator of Yerkes Observatory has named Dennis Kois, the former leader of the Milwaukee Public Museum, as its next executive director.
Marquette University gifted $31 million for College of Nursing
Philanthropists Darren and Tracy Jackson are donating $31 million to support Marquette University's College of Nursing students and programs, president Michael Lovell announced Thursday.
‘Hamilton’ to return to the Marcus Center this fall
Broadway smash hit “Hamilton” will make its return to the Marcus Performing Arts Center in October.
Milwaukee Rep makes more changes to its season
In another readjustment to its season, Milwaukee Repertory Theater is canceling all of its live performances through most of April due to COVID-19.
Angela Adams promoted to new C-suite position at Goodwill
Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin and Metropolitan Chicago, Inc. has promoted Angela Adams to a newly created position of chief communications and diversity officer.
Milwaukee Public Museum picks firms to design, build its new home
The Milwaukee Public Museum announced the firms that will design and oversee the construction of its new home in downtown Milwaukee.
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West Allis sees redevelopment potential in St. Aloysius Church properties
The city of West Allis may buy the St. Aloysius Church and related buildings southwest of West Greenfield Avenue and South 92nd Street.
Construction to begin this spring on $100 million ThriveOn King project
The former Gimbels-Schuster's building on King Drive will now be known as ThriveOn King, announced the leaders of a $100 million project to turn it into a new mixed-use property.
Carthage College campaign supporting female students brings in $8.2 million
Carthage College's fundraising campaign to support female student scholarships, athletics and other programs has brought in $8.2 million, the college announced Tuesday.
PrideFest cancels June dates
PrideFest organizers have canceled the annual four-day festival that was scheduled for June at the Summerfest grounds.
