Johnson Controls makes $7.5 million commitment to Milwaukee nonprofits in 2020

Will benefit 75 organizations

Jan 10, 2020 11:48 am

Grady Crosby presented the check for $7.5 million.

jci-check — Grady Crosby presented the check for $7.5 million.

Johnson Controls leaders announced the company will invest a total of $7.5 million in Milwaukee nonprofits in 2020. The company unveiled its philanthropic commitment at a new year’s celebration hosted Thursday at the Milwaukee Art Museum. The funding will support more than 75 community organizations. Several of them were featured at the event, including First

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