The aaem foundation is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization established to enforce cpom laws and protect the rights of physicians against corporations that violate cpom laws.

Common ground is a civic and educational organization whose mission is to build a broad-based citizens organization to act for the common good in the greater milwaukee area.

To partner with the public and private sectors to develop and hold real estate for the benefit of the university of wisconsin-milwaukee. the uwm real estate foundation, inc. holdings may include any properties that advance the mission of the university such as residence halls, research and academic space, and facilities to promote economic development.

Pays on behalf of governmental and nonprofit organizations to help develop public recreation resources in the area that includes the nine missouri-madison rivers dams, reservoirs and 350 miles of river located within the state of montana. this benefits all of the citizens of the state of montana together with a large number of out of state tourists and recreationalists each year.

Brightstar wisconsin foundation accepts charitable donations as a 501(c)(3) organization and uses the donations to take convertible debt and equity positions in for-profit early-stage companies that create jobs in wisconsin. earnings and return of proceeds of investments will be reinvested in other for-profit early-stage companies that create jobs.

To join our neighbors in redressing inequalities, restoring community, and renewing the environment through the lens of environmental justice.

To advocate for progressive change in the wisconsin justice system by educating the public about its real-life impacts and partnering with other organizations to achieve more just outcomes.

Foodright aims to empower youth to choose foods that sustain life-long health. through hands-on, standards-aligned curricula, k5-12th grade youth learn to cook and appreciate healthy, whole plant foods made using cuisines from around the world. classroom learning is extended to the home through meal kits and virtual lessons that teach the whole family to cook. by advocating for and initiating changes to policies, systems and environments, we work to create schools and neighborhoods where the healthy choice is the easy choice. more than 79% of the youth we serve are economically disadvantaged due to systemic racial inequities in education, health and food access. foodright works to eliminate these inequities through healthy food education and advocacy so that all people can access and prepare wholesome, sustainably-raised foods that promote life-long health.

To provide philanthropic support for sojourner family peace center, inc. (sfpc)

Kinship community food center, formerly known as riverwest food pantry, engages volunteers and neighborhood residents to end hunger, isolation, and poverty. our innovative programs nourish food security and wellness, foster belonging and community engagement, and empower stability and economic prosperity in our city.

Independence first foundation, inc. supports the charitable mission of independence first, inc., a community-based, non-residential independent living center in milwaukee, wisconsin.

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To provide milwaukee county adults who have experienced mental illness with an array of opportunities that will assist them to experience recovery, to integrate into society via work and education, and to live lives that are vocationally productive and socially satisfying.

To improve the quality of healthcare and the lives of everyone affected by temprormandibular joint disorders (tmj). the association's goal is to establish safe and effective treatments.

Milwaukee youth symphony orchestra (myso) nurtures, challenges, and inspires young minds through music, profoundly changing lives and our community for the better.

The organization is comprised of state and regional professional rheumatology societies, whose mission is to advocate for excellence in the field of rheumatology, ensuring access to the highest quality care for the management of rheumatalogic and musculoskeletal diseases.

To enhance neighborhood vitality, facilitate a sustainable and economically diverse community, and build wealth through the design and implementation of innovative finance programs in the city of milwaukee.

Provide funds to enhance religious, charitable and educational entities.

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