Urban League’s Featured Employer Seminar Series to showcase First Student Inc.
First Student will be taking over Madison Metropolitan School District’s bus routes for the 2023–24 school year.
First Student will be taking over Madison Metropolitan School District’s bus routes for the 2023–24 school year.
The space will help teach and train Dane County’s next generation of entrepreneurs and skilled tradespeople.
The new project will replace its dated, one-story facility at 29 S. Mills St.
The event will feature live music, beverage tastings, a raffle, and an auction.
The event will feature a variety of panels, film showings, and concerts.
About 75% of the sale’s proceeds will go toward grants to nonprofits that help address housing insecurity for families with school-age children.
The run represents the culmination of Girls on the Run’s largest spring season to date.
The Youth Drop-In Center is part of the organization’s Unhoused Youth Initiative, launched in March.
Funds available allowed about a third of the requests to be fulfilled.
Funds will go to the nonprofit Downtown Sun Prairie Business Improvement District.
The storefront is named for the late Muriel Pipkins, mother of Mentoring Positives founder Will Green.
Many sickle cell patients depend on regular blood transfusions from African American blood donors to treat the disease’s effects.
The new program will provide an alternative to payday lenders, lending circles, or peer-to-peer lending sites.
The show celebrates the 10th anniversary of MCS.
Design teams of students, businesses, artists, and local nonprofits will showcase their paper fashions in a runway show.
The event will raise money for financial aid, programming, and support of Dane and Waukesha County working families.
The funding will help the pantry grow and meet increasing needs in the community at a time when demand for food assistance remains great.
Over the past few months, Goodman Center has been ramping up production, taking over routes from SSM Health’s other short-term caterers.
WayForward Resources serves more than 5,000 people a year, and its food pantry distributes the equivalent of more than 100,000 meals per month to people facing food insecurity.
The building will provide KANDU with an additional 30,000 square feet and the opportunity to bring all KANDU operations under one roof.