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New air standards could cost thousands of paper industry jobs, report says
New federal air standards that are being considered by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) could result in the...
Nonprofit Calendar of Events
Thursday, Sept. 16 Community Shares of Greater Milwaukee will host the 21st Annual Commitment...
Nonprofit People and Awards
Zoological Society honors locals for their support Judy Holz Stathas has received the Emu Egg from the Zoological...
Other Nonprofit News
Cousins hosts food drive for Hunger Task Force Cousins Subs West Allis locations will hold a food drive from...
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Carthage receives second large donation from Tarble family
Carthage College in Kenosha has received a $7 million gift from the Tarble Family Foundation of Los Angeles to help finance the College’s new Student Union, now under construction on campus.
LULAC provides funds for education in minority communities
The League of United Latin American Citizens of Wisconsin in partnership with CSC Learning will provide more than $300,000 in scientifically-based eLearning tools for literacy to organizations serving minority communities in Wisconsin.
Olympian to chair Oconomowoc’s first memory walk for Alzheimer’s
Bonnie Blair Cruikshank, five time Olympic gold medalist in speed skating will be the honorary chair person at the first ever Alzheimer’s Association Memory Walk on Saturday, Sept. 11 at Fowler Park in Oconomowoc.
Milwaukeeans go Over the Edge for Special Olympics
Special Olympics Wisconsin recently hosted Over the Edge Milwaukee, a unique fundraising opportunity where participants were able to repel down the side of the Hilton Milwaukee City Center in support of the organization.
