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IN THIS ISSUE
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Join LINC, United Way’s young professional network, on Saturday, March 30 at Friedens' Community Ministries' food pantry for a day of volunteering, both in the food pantry and serving hot meals to guests. Sign up to volunteer here
If you are interested in playing a bigger part in your community, consider joining the LINC Committee, a group of dedicated young professionals who help coordinate LINC events and activities. Visit the LINC webpage to learn more and view the current list of committee members. Questions? Contact Jeriah Ebling.
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The Diversity Leadership Society and United Way’s Policy Committee are hosting a community forum on Friday, March 15 with Senator Alberta Darling and State Representative Evan Goyke about their bipartisan expungement reform legislation. This event is open to the public. Register now.
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Applications for Project LEAD's spring session are open. This seven-week training prepares community members for leadership roles on nonprofit boards and committees. Applications and supporting materials are due March 1, 2019. Email Samantha Mitchell with any questions. Thank you to Johnson Controls for sponsoring the program! |
The Technology United Career Fair will be held on Wednesday, March 27 from 4:30pm to 8:00pm at United Way in the Johnson Controls Volunteer Center. Volunteers are needed to provide tech demonstrations. Learn more.
Support Zablocki Community School on Saturday, March 23 or Wednesday, March 27 in helping to promote student enrollment and recruitment by canvassing local neighborhoods and speaking to families about all the great things happening at this amazing school!
Click here to learn more and sign up.
Built on the legacy of The Mosaic Project (2000–2010), Partnership MKE, in collaboration with the Milwaukee Jewish Federation, aims to break down barriers and destroy bias by pairing individual community leaders across lines of race, age, religion, sexual orientation, and culture. The program will guide participants through an eight-month process of relationship, understanding, and trust-building.
Learn more and apply here.
On Saturday, March 23 from 9:00am to 2:00pm, United Way's Johnson Controls Volunteer Center will be hosting Super Saturday, an event that welcomes the community to receive free tax prep and a variety of other services. Volunteers are needed to welcome and direct guests and assist with lunch. Learn more and register to volunteer.
Join Emerging Leaders for their Spring panel, “Philanthropic 5 Award Winners – Where are They Now?” taking place on Wednesday, April 17 from 7:30am to 9:00am at the Harley-Davidson Museum. Register here.
Save the date! Join LINC, United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County’s young professional network for YP week, April 19-27! We will be partnering on events held in Milwaukee with NEWaukee and Waukesha County with the Waukesha County Business Alliance.
Additional Ways to Make An Impact
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Learn how you can improve our community for generations to come by joining the Legacy Society.
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