Nonprofit

Though many have been buoyed by federal relief and emergency grants, Wisconsin nonprofit organizations are struggling from a drop...

The Milwaukee Public Museum announced today the site in downtown Milwaukee that it has chosen as the location for its future facility.

Tom Schneider, who has led Milwaukee-based COA Youth & Family Centers for nearly 20 years, announced he will retire at the end of the year. 

While work continues on the Medical College of Wisconsin- and Greater Milwaukee Foundation-led redevelopment of the former Gimbels and Schuster’s department store in Milwaukee’s Halyard Park neighborhood into a community hub, the organizations have already begun making investments through the new collaboration.

BizTimes Milwaukee is seeking Corporate Citizen Award nominations for its annual Nonprofit Excellence Awards program.

Marquette University has begun fundraising for a new initiative that will provide full-tuition scholarships to 40 graduating high school seniors from the city of Milwaukee.

While the Milwaukee County Zoo was able to complete the second of its three-phased African animal exhibit renovation during the COVID-19 pandemic this spring, the zoo’s fundraising organization said the health crisis will likely delay timelines for the project’s final phase.

The United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County aims to raise $55 million for its 2020 community campaign.

The Betty Brinn Children’s Museum will be a tenant of the Milwaukee Public Museum’s planned new facility under a recently approved agreement between the two organizations.

Brian King Executive director Betty Brinn Children’s Museum 929 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee Bbcmkids.org Industry: Nonprofit King practiced law before becoming a seventh- and eighth-grade...