Nonprofit
News and updates from southeastern Wisconsin’s nonprofit sector, including leadership changes, funding, and impact.
Milwaukee’s Black Theater Festival returning for third year
Black Arts MKE will host the third annual Milwaukee Black Theater Festival in venues across Milwaukee from Aug. 10-14....
Hayat Pharmacy hosts giveaway of baby formula, other supplies
Parents know that right now, it’s take what you can get when it comes to baby formula. To address...
John Michael Kohler Arts Center receives $1 million grant to launch Lenore Tawney fellowship
The John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Sheboygan has received a $1 million grant from the New York-based Lenore...
$4 million campaign launched to support new ‘I Have A Dream’ Foundation cohort
The city of Milwaukee and “I Have A Dream” Foundation – Milwaukee plan to launch a new cohort of...
Cedarburg Art Museum names new executive director
Erica Halmstad has been named executive director of the Cedarburg Art Museum.
Halmstad has past experience in both for-profit and...
Four Milwaukee nonprofits among recipients of Baird’s Paul Purcell education grants
Four Milwaukee nonprofits were among the nine groups nationally to receive the 2022 Paul Purcell “Kids’ Win!” Baird Annual...
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Aug Prep breaks ground on $49 million campus expansion
St. Augustine Preparatory Academy broke ground Wednesday on its planned $49 million new elementary school building on Milwaukee’s south side.
The...
St. Marcus School goes public with $31 million fundraising campaign
St. Marcus School on Tuesday went public with a $31 million comprehensive fundraising campaign, for which it has already raised $20.1 million.
ThriveOn King construction begins
The developers behind the ThriveOn King collaboration announced the beginning of building prep and demolition work Tuesday as part of the $105 million redevelopment of the 455,000-square-foot former Gimbels-Schuster’s building at 2153 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in Milwaukee.
Demolition begins at future site of Milwaukee Public Museum
The Milwaukee Public Museum celebrated a key – and messy, and very noisy – step toward a new building on Tuesday morning with the beginning of site preparation where MPM plans to construct its new building.
