Impact100 Greater Milwaukee Awards $405,000 in Grants to Five Local Nonprofits; Surpasses $2.4M in Member Collective Giving
MILWAUKEE – The members of Impact100 Greater Milwaukee, an organization of women committed to collective philanthropy, recently voted to award $405,000 to five local nonprofit organizations at the June 8th Annual Awards Celebration. With this year’s grant awards, the members of Impact100 have contributed more than $2.4M in seven years to the four-county Greater Milwaukee area.
The following nonprofits received $100,000 Impact grants:
Advocates of Ozaukee County https://www.advocatesofozaukee.com/
Benedict Center https://www.benedictcenter.org/
Hope Street https://www.hopestreetministry.org/
Victory Garden Initiative https://victorygardeninitiative.org
Radio Milwaukee received an Impact100 merit award.
Incoming Impact100 president, Stacy Scheffer said, “What a milestone to have given more than $2.4 million to our Greater Milwaukee community. Moving into our eighth year, we thank all the women who have invested in our collective philanthropy and look forward to welcoming many new members. There’s a tremendous satisfaction in doing this together.”
Formed in 2015, Impact100 Greater Milwaukee is an organization of women leveraging their collective gifts to award $100,000 grants to nonprofit organizations to strengthen the Greater Milwaukee community. Eligible nonprofit organizations from Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington, and Waukesha Counties are invited to apply.
Impact100 Greater Milwaukee, a registered 501(c)(3) charity, operates as an all-volunteer organization. Visit http://impact100mke.org for more information.
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