Q&A with Beyond Vision MMAC member Beyond Vision is a not-for-profit organization with deep Milwaukee roots that has served the visually impaired and blind community for over a century. Focused [...]
If you ask MMAC member Craig Ruhland what gets him out of bed in the morning, he’ll likely tell you it’s his passion for building and fixing things. As the [...]
Neu-Life Community Development empowers kids on Milwaukee’s near north side Most people are familiar with the ripple effect, the idea that one small action or event can lead to far-reaching change. Neu-Life Community [...]
Johnson’s Nursery educates the business community on the power of native plants When a business opens a new location or expands its operations, attention and energy are poured into everything within the building’s four [...]
Launched in March by founder and physical therapist Samantha Navins, PT, DPT, CEAS, Industrial Health Partners is transforming how local employers approach workplace health and employee performance. The company offers onsite physical therapy and ergonomic solutions [...]
Giannis Antetokounmpo brought championship spirit, drive to Milwaukee By Ryan Amundson, MMAC Sr. Director of Communications (and lifelong Bucks fan) In a short video clip recorded soon after he was [...]
Ignite the Spark is an award program that highlights the educators who foster supportive, engaging and inclusive learning environments that prepare Milwaukee students for success in school and beyond. This year, [...]
Flowers symbolize many things – love, remembrance, gratitude, friendship. Regardless of whether you purchase them or receive them, there is no denying their unique ability to uplift and unite. MMAC member Flowers for Dreams is tapping into this power through its giving-focused business [...]
Families from around the world are flocking to Union Grove, and for good reason. The small Wisconsin town is home to Shepherds College, the nation’s only fully accredited, three-year residential [...]
Picture this: A parent receives their fourth grader’s Wisconsin Forward Exam results and discovers that their child is unable to read at grade level. This is not the child’s fault. [...]
