The Focus on Energy program helps residents save money on their energy bills.
Here’s where you can find free or discounted school supplies (and how you can help others)
The cost of school supplies can add up quickly. Here’s a list of places where you can get free or discounted supplies.
Looking to lead? Here are ways Milwaukee youths can serve their community
There are no shortage of organizations in Milwaukee where youths can get leadership experience and serve the community.
How to avoid fires and stay safe this winter
Nobody anticipates a fire happening to them. But when it comes to fire safety, one can never be too prepared. Here are some tips that can save your life.
How to deal with a nuisance neighbor
Whether it’s a barking dog, cars in the front yard, illegal activity or loud parties, there are ways to deal with challenging neighbors.
How Milwaukee County residents can get free legal help for evictions, foreclosures
The “Right to Counsel Milwaukee” program provides free legal representation to qualified residents facing eviction or foreclosure.
How to replace spoiled FoodShare food and other tips after a wild weather week
If you receive FoodShare and had food spoil because of a storm-related power outage, you can have the food replaced plus other things you should know.
How to get rental assistance in Wisconsin
A guide to navigating assistance programs for those at risk of eviction during the pandemic.
How eligible parents can receive $375 per child to offset summer meal costs
Families who qualified for Pandemic EBT, or P-EBT, or who are awarded FoodShare this summer are eligible to receive an additional $375 per eligible child for buying groceries.
Here is a list of resources to help keep our kids safe and engaged this summer
From summer camps to gardening programs to computer programming classes, here’s an extensive list of youth programming that local organizations are offering this summer and most of it’s free.
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