Nonprofits in Wisconsin

It is an organization that provides significant support to initiatives working to protect and conserve the monarch butterfly migration phenomenon in Mexico. For over two decades, the Monarch Fund's work has resulted in improved living conditions for communities within the reserve through the implementation of projects both on the ground and in support of communication and research. Recently, they have provided significant support to citizen science initiatives that have enhanced our understanding of this iconic species.

Canopy Center is an incredible place with the best volunteers and staff. You just need to go to any one of their events to get a feel for the amazing work they do.

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I heard about good things on this organization thru a friend in the area. My experienced took me to find a good shelter where I can share the story of my best friend who died 2 years ago from a domestic abuse. And I can't get over with it unless I can't do and share such terrible experience the night she dies. The night was the last of hearing her voice asking help to let her family know in the Philippines that's she's no longer lived, let the community known for what she had been from her husband. <br>From that moment, I promise myself that I am her voice to make awareness of the domestic violence, lifted up,empower women who are afraid to come out to raise their experience. I have to continue my journey by the help of this organization to let me part of them. To support whatever their needs .

Saying thank you to whoever is in charge of this charity home , You are doing a good job and may the lord strengthen you

I wish Pres House was the vibrant community it is today when I was an undergraduate. It’s an incredible place for students to thrive on UW’s campus and find their spiritual and emotional home.

I have been very impressed by the number of services and activities that the library provides. Recently the 4 lake area libraries, led by this group, put on an excellent program on the electoral college system. It was completely unbiased and very informative on both the pros and cons to the system as it is today. The library itself is lovely with magnificent views of Geneva Lake.

A very active Lake Association that is truly committed to the long-term health of Green Lake.

I highly recommend supporting Pueblo a Pueblo. Their WASH in Schools program supports schools and children in Guatemala. Their project works with school directors, teachers, and students to create a healthy school environment through the construction of sanitation facilities and education on personal hygiene habits. <br> <br>As a long time employee of a non profit that has collaborated with them on several water and sanitation projects in Guatemala, I can attest to the dedication and impact of their work. Pueblo a Pueblo continues to be a valuable partner to us and we hope to continue including them in our program for many years to come!

I first began attending Birch Creek concerts about 8 years ago. I never knew how wonderful a symphony could sound played by middle school and high schoolers. The next year I attended a jazz concert and the next a percussion concert. What the faculty does with those young ladies and young men is astounding! I am so proud that our little Door County is the location for such a venue. Keep up the great work Birch Creek!

Great Experience for one of my friends who used to be in an abusive relationship.

goshen children's home is a great place for struggling children to get help they have a great staff and are there all the time for you

I was baffled by how my math-loving child with a huge vocabulary and a love for inventions and science could be miserable and underachieving at 2 well-regarded schools in Madison--both with lovely teachers and caring staff. Research and testing finally turned up 2 learning disabilities, plus inattentive ADHD and a pretty high IQ (both of which make the learning disabilities harder to find- AND trickier to remediate- regular tutoring did not work for him). <br> <br> After less than a year at Walbridge, his self-esteem is restored, he has friends of all ages there, and happily completes his homework (which used to cause weeping and take hours, even for very simple spelling worksheets.) Frankly, what they have done for him is AMAZING. There are several VERY experienced teachers there, and the teachers really care and love what they do. <br> <br>When they had trouble understanding one of his learning issues and he was acting out and refusing to do some classwork, we met for an hour and a half. They really listened, and it was really clear to me that (after only a few months) they really understood my son, and his teacher, who was somewhat less experienced, just needed a different approach to getting him over a small hurdle that was causing him a LOT of frustration. Within a few weeks things were smooth again, and his attitude, willingness to engage and persevere to do the work he finds hard (handwriting is a real challenge) is just constantly getting better since then. <br> <br>Meanwhile, they accelerate him in the subjects he loves best so he is both challenged in his strength areas and supported in his weaker ones. What they do is not voo-doo however: it comes from the faculty's training and experience in truly differentiating their teaching approach for each child, plus training in learning disabilities and implementing best practices for dealing with the disorganization and the focus problems that come with ADHD. The small classrooms and safe, positive (but structured) environment supports this approach. <br> <br>This place is also great for kids with no LDs but social needs such as high-functioning autism or Asperger's, or just bright, creative kids who like to learn their own way and are not really engaged by mainstream educational approaches.

As of 2012-2013 the MPTV Friends are no longer in business. Donations for Milwaukee Public Television (aka MPTV, Channel 10, WMVS, Channel 36, WMVT) can be made though the Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) Foundation into the MPTV Fund. The MATC Foundation is the fiscal agent for MPTV.

Make a difference with your donation by giving someone a "hand up" instead of a "hand out" this season. Changing a life is an amazing feeling ...call today.

In my experience with this club they are not really concerned with the well being of your child. They are more concerned with weeding out the weak and getting themselves a superior wrestling team for the future. I would not recommend the club to beginners, if you are a serious (insider) wrestling parent then you may enjoy the club but if you are looking for your child to have fun then look elsewhere. My son was part of the club for over four years and the coaches didn't even know his name. Just like every sport there are many politics involved. It's an insiders club, and if your on the outside you will stay there. I do not recommend this club to anyone looking for a new sport for their children. I do believe in the sport nut not in this particular program especially for a beginner wrestler.

WAFS has done an incredible job in serving burn survivors by providing a camp, co-sponsoring Phoenix Society programs, sending adults to the World Burn Congress and giving grants to hospital burn centers. Its work in fire safety and burn prevention is outstanding through pre-school publications, News papers in Education October publication for grades 4th through 7th and providing an educational trailer exhibits through out the state. They are a volunteer intensive organization with only 1.5 FTE. Many volunteers are members of the fire service, educators, and hospital staff keeping administrative and fund raising costs very low.

I was about to lose my job cuz I did not know how to use computers, and then someone told me the council would help me learn how to use them. They assigned a tutor to help me and it's getting easier every week. I'm still working so that's a good thing.

This organization is doing outstanding work as a resource to public schools, teachers, students, parents and other stakeholders.

I worked at the Bridge to Hope for two years. I can say truthfully in the time I was there I saw nothing but caring and dedication from the small staff. Funds were spent carefully and always with an eye to helping clients of domestic violence and sexual assault get a fresh start. Men, women, and children were treated with compassion and respect. Each advocate has her own style but all are highly motivated to assist clients as they move past trauma to a new life. Please consider a generous donation. Gas cards are needed all year 'round, as are unrestricted funds for daily expenses.

Theatre in the Woods is our community theater that has a fantastic personal feel. I have been an actor, volunteer, and patron to Theatre in the Woods since they first bought the old United Methodist Church and turned it into a theater. They have several youth and adult community productions each year and they also invite charming performers such as musician and storyteller Kevin McMullin. It's a great place to bring the family to get a taste of theater! Great for all ages, handicap accessable.

Winds Of The Spirit is the most dynamic ministry that I have ever had the opportunity to be apart of. I have observed this ministry from afar and closely - and in both cases am very impressed with the professionalism, compassion and matter-of-fact wisdom that pours out of all aspects of this ministry. Pastor/Apostle Sue Timm is very wise with years of ministry under her wings and it is obvious that her heart is to follow God despite any challenge. She is constantly gentle, patient, informative, real, and filled with words of encouragement and wisdom. I highly recommend the training and teaching of Pastor Sue Timm as it encourages you to really know who created you, God. Love this ministry and Pastor Sue! :)

Scheduled appt. for a tour and discussed which days I would need childcare. Encompass said they had openings so I scheduled an appt. for the following Monday. When I went in for the tour I was informed at this time they no longer had openings. I never recieved a phone call to cancel the tour. <br>I feel encompass is very unprofessional and unorganized. I am extremely grateful that my daughter will not be attending encompass.

Terrific ethnic festivals on Milwaukee's lakefront.