Community Connections celebrates 10 years of empowering neighborhoods
Dec 2, 2024
Community Connections Small Grants Program uplifts residents through direct small grants for neighborhood improvement projects.
read postGreater Together is our digital newsletter that features stories on the nonprofits, donors and community changemakers that the Foundation works with as we follow our strategic plan and build a Milwaukee for all.
Community Connections Small Grants Program uplifts residents through direct small grants for neighborhood improvement projects.
read postThe Greater Milwaukee Foundation presents several prestigious awards to people who bring greater opportunity, diversity and progress to the Milwaukee region
read postThriveOn King has seen a flurry of activity in recent months with tenant partners, new construction and more.
read postThe Greater Milwaukee Foundation started a new chapter with Greg Wesley as president and CEO.
read postCream City Foundation has joined the Greater Milwaukee Foundation as a supporting organization.
read postFoundation welcomes new Board members and thanks others for service.
read postHear why partners continue to place their trust in the Foundation.
read postThriveOn Business Support Cohort gives small business owners an opportunity to collaborate and seek support.
read postTo increase the number of high-quality early childhood education seats in the area, Milwaukee Succeeds and 4C for Children launched the Accreditation Facilitation Project.
read postOver 20 selected artists are completing their pieces for the first floor community hub at ThriveOn King.
read postGreater Milwaukee Foundation Board welcomes new members.
read postCheck out our photo gallery of various events featuring you – our neighbors, our community members and our friends.
read postThe Greater Milwaukee Foundation celebrates leaders with a number of prestigious awards.
read postAdvocates continue to raise awareness, bridge gaps and find solutions.
read postIn 2024, JobsWork MKE will join the Foundation and other partners in the ThriveOn King building.
read postThe Greater Milwaukee Foundation recently received the 2023 HUD Secretary’s Award for Public-Philanthropic Partnerships for its work with the Community Development Alliance.
read postCristy Garcia-Thomas of Advocate National Center for Health Equity and Blaine Gibson of WE Wealth Management have joined the Greater Milwaukee Foundation Board.
read postDalvery Blackwell, co-founder of the African American Breastfeeding Network, repurposed grant dollars to create Healing Waters.
read postThrough its convening power, social connections and advocacy efforts, the MKE Civic Action Team is helping a range of local partners and the city of Milwaukee address the ongoing threat of lead poisoning in Milwaukee homes
read postThe Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s virtual educational series “A Milwaukee for All” demonstrated the Foundation’s ability to build connections, make commitments and take action.
read postFrom diversifying revenue streams to creating a plan for sustainability, nonprofits turn to the Greater Milwaukee Foundation to establish agency endowments that help them achieve their goals.
read postThe Foundation’s annual Greater Together awards honored Ralph Hollmon, Keith Stanley, Lauren Feaster and José Olivieri.
read postAfter seven years as executive director of Milwaukee Succeeds, Danae Davis retired in November.
read postThe Foundation’s final “A Milwaukee for All” event of 2022 addressed the power of community philanthropy, the value of centering lived experience and how to reframe and co-create community narratives.
read postThe Foundation awarded $100,000 across seven groups to support their voter mobilization and education efforts.
read postThe ThriveOn Collaboration is celebrating. The past six months have seen a plethora of action.
read postHousing is a human right. The Foundation and donors invest in strategies to expand housing options.
read postA new grocery store in Sherman Park is providing access to affordable, healthy food options for residents and helping create an entrepreneurial ecosystem for local youth.
read postThe Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s most recent “A Milwaukee for All” event on June 24 focused on ways to reimagine philanthropy, heal the hurt caused by colonization and create an equitable society.
read postIn direct response to recent, escalating violence in Milwaukee, the Greater Milwaukee Foundation has dedicated an initial investment of $1 million to support urgent healing, community building and violence prevention efforts.
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