Nonprofit
News and updates from southeastern Wisconsin’s nonprofit sector, including leadership changes, funding, and impact.
Nonprofit spotlight: Project RETURN
Project RETURN
2821 Vel R. Phillips Ave., Suite 223, Milwaukee
(414) 374-8029Â |Â projectreturnmilwaukee.org
Instagram: @project.return.milwaukee
Twitter: @projectRETURN2
Year founded: 1980
Mission: Project RETURN (Returning...
Advocate Aurora awards another $500,000 in grants to local organizations
Advocate Aurora Health announced the recipients of another $500,000 round of grants through its Better Together Fund.
Easterseals Southeast Wisconsin sells its former HQ for $1.7 million
Easterseals Southeast Wisconsin sold its former West Allis headquarters building for $1.2 million, according to state records.Â
3 ways to engage employees this holiday season
For many, the holidays are a time of joy and togetherness as we move into that famous Wisconsin winter....
Pay it forward: Marketing exec’s nonprofit venture works to boost Black businesses, restaurants
Since childhood, L. Maxwell McKissick, the founder of Milwaukee-based Blue Jade Branding, has been interested in Daylight Savings Time...
SWIM Hub on city’s near west side planned to amplify small nonprofits’ impact
For the past 15 years, TRUE Skool, a nonprofit organization based in downtown Milwaukee, has provided in-school and after-school...
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The interview: Deneine Powell
In August, the African American Leadership Alliance Milwaukee named Deneine Powell, former executive director of Groundwork Milwaukee, as its...
African American Chamber’s Ossie Kendrix will continue leading organization after moving to Dallas
Ossie Kendrix, the president and chief executive officer of the African American Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin, has moved...
Generac to sponsor former Harley stage at Summerfest
Waukesha-based Generac Power Systems will replace Harley-Davidson as a Summerfest stage sponsor, the company and Milwaukee World Festival, Inc. announced Tuesday.
Jewish Community Center launches $1 million fundraising campaign
The Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center has launched a $1 million fundraising campaign to make up short-term funding gaps because of COVID-19.
