Giving Trends, Morally Speaking, Celebrating Members, AND MORE

Chapter Update

June 24, 2021

Giving USA 2021 - Milwaukee

Here's What you Missed

Melissa Berliner from Campbell & Company moderated the panel that included Jennifer Mehr, director of advancement at Riverwest Food Pantry, Chuck Rozewicz, chief development officer at Milwaukee Repertory Theater, and Rebecca Stoner, director of development operations at Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Milwaukee.

Here's what you missed. . .

Morally speaking, is philanthropy inevitable?

Study identifies seven universal morals – and we link them to giving

Is morality the same everywhere? And does it inevitably lead to philanthropy?

Insight on those two intriguing questions comes from a recent University of Oxford study of ethics across 60 societies.

Read AFP’s Milwaukee Business Journal column.

Member Kudos

Celebrating achievements

Our members are amazing! Every day they do things that make a huge impact in our community and the world. See what AFP Southeastern fundraisers have been up to.

Today, we celebrate Amalia Schoone, Sarah Malchow, and Doug Diefenbach!

See this month’s kudos here!

The “Good Takeover” Challenge Match supporting AFP Foundation

June 28-30, 2021: during ICON

For the first 1,000 donors who donate a one-time gift of $20 or more during the days of ICON, June 28-30, 2021, your gift will be matched $10 by Blackbaud! Donate from anywhere on the globe – online, via your phone, or send in a check (post-marked during the days of ICON) to count towards the match.

Learn more about the AFP Foundation for Philanthropy

AFPSEWI Job Board

Whether you're looking for your next big career move or trying to find the perfect candidate, this is the place to start. Our job board has become one of the top places in Wisconsin for all kinds of nonprofit job postings and requests for proposals from consultants.

Post a job or find your next position.

Requests For Proposals

The Division of Milwaukee Child Protective Services (DMCPS) within the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families is pleased to announce the release of the Request for Proposals for the 437007-G22-0001767 Supervised Independent Living contract.

The Supervised Independent Living (SIL) Program is for youth, ages 17-21, transitioning from an out-of-home care placement at or after, age 18. SIL services provide safe, independent placements to youth, along with programming to develop necessary skills and secures resources youth need to maintain housing into adulthood. The goal of this program is to provide eligible youth with SIL services allowing youth to successfully transition out of out-of-home care into quality and sustainable living arrangements.

Additional information about the DMCPS Supervised Independent Living (SIL) Contract RFP can be found here.