Nonprofit
News and updates from southeastern Wisconsin’s nonprofit sector, including leadership changes, funding, and impact.
Northwestern Mutual Community Park to open this weekend at Summerfest grounds
The new Northwestern Mutual Community Park on the Summerfest grounds will open to the public this weekend.
Hmong American Women’s Association makes Gustav Pabst Mansion its new home
The Hmong American Women's Association has purchased the Gustav Pabst Mansion on Milwaukee's near west side, which will serve as the organization's new home.
Mark Murphy, Cecelia Gore among founding members of new CEOs Against Cancer chapter
Several prominent Wisconsin executives have launched a state chapter of the American Cancer Society’s CEOs Against Cancer initiative.
Sherman Phoenix reopens for public gatherings, launches nonprofit arm
Sherman Phoenix has officially reopened for public gatherings.
Bethesda CEO leaving to lead California-based foundation
Mike Thirtle, chief executive officer of Watertown-based Bethesda, will leave the organization next month to lead actor Gary Sinise’s foundation in California.
Kegel’s Inn to set up beer garden at Milwaukee County War Memorial Center
Kegel’s Inn will bring its Bavarian-style beer hall experience to Milwaukee’s lakefront this summer in a new partnership with the Milwaukee County War Memorial Center.
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Microsoft CEO and wife give $2 million to UWM to increase diversity in tech
Microsoft chief executive officer Satya Nadella and his wife, Anu Nadella, have donated $2 million to establish the Fund for Diversity in Tech Education at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Joint Finance Committee approves $40 million in state funds for new Milwaukee Public Museum
The Milwaukee Public Museum’s request for $40 million in bonded funds to support its planned new downtown home has received the approval of the state Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee.
Easterseals Southeast Wisconsin CEO to retire
Peter Engel, chief executive officer of Easterseals Southeast Wisconsin, will retire this month from the organization.
Milwaukee Film plans in-person festival for 2022
Following two consecutive virtual festivals, Milwaukee Film intends to hold the 14th annual Milwaukee Film Festival as an in-person event next spring.
