Grants
2011 Recipients
| 88Nine Radio Milwaukee |
$35,000 |
To support radio and internet programs about Milwaukee neighborhoods |
| Aspen Institute |
$40,000 |
To help fund the Roundtable’s new project, the Action Learning Network on Core Challenges in Community Change |
| COA Youth & Family Centers |
$90,000 |
To increase parent involvement in children’s academic achievement through the Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters and Having Involved Parents programs |
| Community Advocates |
$375,000 |
To match, dollar-for-dollar, contributions made to 2011 capital campaign by new donors |
| Donors Forum of Wisconsin |
$1,600 |
To fund assessments of community organizations that provide job training and placement services |
| LISC Milwaukee |
$2,500 |
To help fund an evaluation of the community development system in Milwaukee |
| LISC Milwaukee |
$10,000 |
To cover participation of up to 30 community leaders' at Policy Link's Equity Summit |
| Milwaukee Community Service Corps |
$100,000 |
To renew support of job training and educational services for 150 disadvantaged young people |
| Neu-Life Community Development |
$7,500 |
To support Neu-Life's service to children and youth |
| Planning Council for Health and Human Services |
$2,500 |
To help strengthen efforts to eliminate racial disparities in infant mortality in Milwaukee |
| United Neighborhood Centers of Milwaukee (Neighborhood News Service) |
$65,000 |
To renew support for the Neighborhood News Service |
| United Performing Arts Fund |
$18,116 |
To support the performing arts in Milwaukee |
| Wisconsin Voices |
$40,000 |
To educate citizens about Wisconsin’s new voter photo identification law |
| Wisconsin World Affairs Council |
$440 |
To support student participation in the 2011 Summer Seminar |
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