Chesnie Wardell

Founder of Fathers Making Progress Terron Edwards and other Milwaukee dads from the organization are discovering ways to become better fathers and strengthen their families while also helping the community.

Revitalize Milwaukee formed the Older Adult Home Modification Program to rid the cost burden for seniors and make necessary home alterations to help keep them safe in their homes.

Food access during summer breaks can be challenging for families in Milwaukee, but local organizations are coming together to ensure no child goes hungry. Learn more about nearby meal sites here.

Hunger Task Force has free meal sites in neighborhoods across the city.

Community members and elected officials gathered on the corner of West Cherry and North 12th streets to support Neu-Life Community Development in the groundbreaking of NeuVue, a new center for Milwaukee’s youths and young adults.

Senior women at the United Community Center used their sewing skills to create custom shirts for fathers to model at the center’s first fashion show for men.

South Side senior fathers stepped onto the runway for their first fashion show with help from a local senior sewing group, showcasing community, creativity and confidence in Milwaukee.

The Milwaukee County Office of Equity and Milwaukee Youth Commission are introducing a new award category for teens who are improving their neighborhoods.

Milwaukee’s 40+ Double Dutch Club is still in its infancy, but members are already seeing life changes.

Milwaukee women are building a growing Double Dutch community through fitness, friendship and sisterhood, creating a welcoming space that promotes health, connection and empowerment.