Nonprofit
News and updates from southeastern Wisconsin’s nonprofit sector, including leadership changes, funding, and impact.
Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers plans expansion
Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers announced plans this week for an $8 million expansion of its clinic and headquarters...
UPAF announces 2023 fundraising target
The United Performing Arts Fund announced this week their 2023 Community Campaign fundraising target of $10.8 million, the first...
Supporting women in brewing
Donning their signature pink boots and beanies, a group of female brewers from various breweries in Wisconsin and members...
Zilber Family Foundation awards $3.9 million to Milwaukee nonprofits
The Zilber Family Foundation awarded today $3.9 million in grants to 15 nonprofit organizations throughout Milwaukee.
This round of funding...
Revitalize Milwaukee to expand services with new funds
Revitalize Milwaukee announced today a planned expansion of services, made possible with more than $12 million in funding from...
Molson Coors and Greater Milwaukee Urban League to launch networking group for Black entrepreneurs
Chicago-based Molson Coors Beverage Company and the Greater Milwaukee Urban League announced today that they will partner to launch...
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Penfield Children’s Center names new president and CEO
Polina Makievsky has been named president and chief executive officer of Milwaukee-based Penfield Children’s Center, an organization that serves...
JobsWork MKE to move to ThriveOn King
Milwaukee-based nonprofit organization JobsWork MKE will move its offices one mile south to the ThriveOn King development.
JobsWork MKE works...
Sheboygan children’s museum expedites reopening timeline following water and ice damage
The Above & Beyond Children’s Museum in Sheboygan has expedited its reopening timeline after sustaining $150,000 of water and ice damage. An anticipated reopening day has yet to be determined, but museum leaders are considering a target date in February.
Courage MKE purchases building to provide apartments for displaced LGBTQ+ youth
Courage MKE, the nonprofit operator of a home on Milwaukee’s south side for displaced LGBTQ+ youth, announced this week that it has purchased a building on Milwaukee's south side, which will serve as C2 apartments.
