IN THIS ISSUE Diversity Leadership Society Emerging Leaders LINC (lead. impact. network. change.) Retire United Technology United Women United

Because there's one period you shouldn't have to worry about in school.

Give by donating menstrual products for local students at our Community Schools.

Advocate by hosting a supply drive and encouraging your network to donate.

Volunteer by helping assemble 1,000 Period Packs on July 16th from 4:00pm - 6:00pm.

Learn more about how you can help.

On May 16, United Way's Women's Leadership Council welcomed hundreds of guests to The Pfister Grand Ballroom to celebrate the impact of women on our local community. United Way shared an update on our investment in the lives of women and girls locally and heard from City of Milwaukee Commissioner of Health, Dr. Jeanette Kowalik, speak on how her department is prioritizing maternal and child wellbeing. Check out our blog recap and Women United's new video.

Special thanks to our event sponsor, Aurora Healthcare!

United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County's Women United Endowment Fund will be used to support evidence-based strategies that align with United Way's Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiative in perpetuity. This fund recognizes the outstanding efforts of Elizabeth Brenner and others who have made significant investments of time, talent, and treasure in this important initiative since its inception.

This unique investment is in addition to your annual United Way pledge. A contribution of $1,000+ qualifies you as a founding member.

Contact Jeriah Ebling to become a founding member.

Day of Action, presented by the Emerging Leaders Council, is an annual family-friendly and group-friendly volunteer day on Friday, June 21. This year, volunteers will beautify Zablocki Community School. Register here or contact John Renaud with questions.

Thank you to our sponsor, Godfrey & Kahn, S.C.!

Consider joining a subcommittee of the Emerging Leaders council to help with strategies around membership engagement and event planning! Please submit your interest to Casey Renn.

On Thursday, May 9, Technology United held their Spring Member Connect where 41 individuals heard from seven local nonprofits about how to utilize their unique skillset through targeted volunteer opportunities.

"It helped us all learn more about the outstanding work being done by non-profits in our community. I'm now working with United Way and MPS to organize a job shadow because we understand the benefit that comes from connecting these students with businesses like ours. We would like to be good community citizens and advocates for the continued progress of these students."
-Todd from Briggs & Stratton

Contact Mimi Laflin to learn more about Technology United.

Thanks to MillerCoors for providing beverages!

United Way’s Marketing & Communications Committee is looking for a digital marketing strategist or expert on digital remarketing. This role entails quarterly meetings to advise and support United Way’s Marketing & Communications staff. If you’re interested in learning more, contact Mimi Laflin.

Stop by the Johnson Controls Volunteer Center to pack care kits for low-income, isolated seniors in Milwaukee and Waukesha County. Come for the full hour or just five minutes-- however you're able to help will make a difference.

Members of our Retiree Advisory Committee will be on site to share information and answer questions about how you can be involved with United Way during your retirement.

Snacks and refreshments will be provided.

Learn more and register.

Retire United and Patricia Durham, ADPC/MC, BF-CMT, PAC Certified Independent Trainer, PAC Certified Engagement Leader; held a discussion on normal versus not normal aging on May 9. Check out our event recap.

Thank you to Vesta Senior Network for sponsoring the event!

Please submit your interest and availability to Jeriah Ebling.

Are you considering applying to be a part of the 2019-20 Partnership MKE cohort? United Way is a proud partner with the Milwaukee Jewish Federation on this innovative program. Hear from alumni about their journey through the eight-month program, and the experiences they shared with their partners. Application deadline is June 14.

Read more about United Way’s Diversity Leadership Society and check out our video!

The greater Milwaukee chapter of the Young Nonprofit Professionals Network (YNPN), in partnership with United Way of Greater Milwaukee and Waukesha County's Project LEAD Program, is hosting a board matching event for area nonprofits on June 18. Project LEAD alumni are strongly encouraged to attend! Learn more.

Thank you to our program sponsor, Johnson Controls!

Consider joining the LINC Committee, a group of dedicated young professionals who help coordinate LINC events and activities. Contact Casey Renn.

Thank you to our program sponsor, Harley-Davidson Motor Company!