Tom Jenz

The programs highlight sports leagues, art workshops, music, acting, dance, cultural activities and leadership development.

The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 motivated wealthy Chicagoans to escape to lake Geneva and build grand estates.

Their mission is straightforward but ambitious: build networks and create real opportunities for African American business owners across Milwaukee and the state.

A Certified Sensory Inclusive City takes organized steps, training, tools, and awareness, to help support people who experience the world differently through their senses.

The Northwestern Mutual Foundation is pledging over $3 million in development costs.

The center’s owner and executive director helps children grow and develop through empowerment.

A practical way to travel without the complications of bicycle ownership, Bublr Bikes has become a familiar part of the city landscape.

Finlayson became a leading figure in Milwaukee’s civil rights movement. He helped bring Dr. King to Milwaukee during the city’s open housing marches.

"Our mission is to improve the community and generational cycles through strengthening fathers.”

“What we are building is not simply a media company, but also a platform designed to inform, connect, and uplift Milwaukee Black people.”