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UW Credit Union Hires Rolando De León for Milwaukee-area Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Role

UW Credit Union: Hires Rolando De León for Milwaukee-area Diversity, Equity and Inclusion role

Wisconsin Leadership Summit: Joe Maldonado to lead social justice panel at Wisconsin Leadership Summit

Fitchburg alder and longtime community leader Joe Maldonado will moderate a panel titled "Going through the Motions: How to Effectively Move DEI from Performa

24 Madison and Milwaukee-based organizations to benefit, addressing homelessness, mental health and more.

Madison, WI – April 29, 2021 – Beginning next week, 24 organizations will receive emergency grants totaling nearly $500,000 on behalf of the UW Credit Union Fund for Racial Equity. Emergency funds are part of a larger $1.5 million investment in economic mobility, launched in partnership with United Way of Dane County and United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County earlier this year. Thanks to additional contributions from both United Way partners, the $250,000 earmarked by UW Credit Union to support emergency grants quickly doubled, resulting in one-time gifts totaling $10,000 for Milwaukee-area organizations and up to $30,000 for Dane County organizations. Of the 24 emergency grant recipients, 13 are local to Dane County and 11 are based in the Greater Milwaukee area.

Habitat for Humanity help goes beyond new construction

Habitat for Humanity help goes beyond new construction MILWAUKEE- A year’s long foray into building homes on Milwaukee’s north side has spawned a new focus for Milwaukee’s Habitat for Humanity. In addition to a horde of ‘new builds’, Habitat is also helping people with existing homes with its Critical Home Repair program. “We can offer assistance with a number of projects, from porch repairs to full roof replacements to replacing windows and helping with electrical hazards,” Habitat Communications Director Jake Brandt says. “As we were building in some of the northwest neighborhoods we’d see the blocks of new builds but we’d also find existing home owners that clearly had a need for critical home repairs,” Brandt says.