The annual scholarship will provide five Alverno students with tuition support and on-site clinical experience with Curally client organizations.
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Post From Community: Doing Sober October? Milwaukee built its own guide to alcohol-free drinks
Sober October starts Oct. 1, and Milwaukee has more great non-alcoholic drinks than most people realize.
Post From Community: Connect at BLK Coffee for Wisconsin Tech Month
Join us October 10 at 10 a.m. for free coffee and pastries as you connect with others currently in or interested in tech.
Post From Community: From Stein to stage: Wisconsin Classic Stage’s Milwaukee premiere of “Doctor Faustus Lights the Lights”
A soul sold for electric light. Stein’s fever-dream operetta dismantles the Faust legend and rebuilds it as pure incantation. Directed by Cole Castine.
Post From Community: Free Milwaukee Paranormal Conference (MKE Paracon) — Oct. 17 book launch
Local historian Allison Jornlin will launch her new book “In the Shadow of City Hall,” a collection of true Milwaukee ghost stories, with a talk and book signing.
Post From Community: Easterseals Southeast Wisconsin celebrates 92 years
Rockabilly-themed evening on November 5 will raise funds for programs that empower children, adults, and families across Southeast Wisconsin.
Post From Community: Four Seasons Learning Center
Four Seasons provides a safe, caring, and engaging environment where children experience quality learning through play.
Post From Community: Latest investments bring Northwestern Mutual’s total giving to $75M to advance childhood cancer treatments and cures
Northwestern Mutual, through its Foundation, today announced a new commitment to support families affected by childhood cancer and strengthen the financial resilience of healthcare professionals who care for them.
Post From Community: 3rd Annual Community Health, Wellness & Food Security Initiative
his family-friendly outreach event is designed to promote healthier families, increase access to helpful information, and address food insecurity within the Milwaukee community.
Post From Community: Divine Compassion & Interventional Community Services (DCICS, Inc.) meet and greet
Come enjoy an inspiring afternoon of fellowship, networking, meaningful conversation, and purpose as we connect, collaborate, and learn how we can make a lasting impact in our community.
