The Change Engine
Foundation/Grantmaker
Create Wisconsin
Conversation skills help neighbors with different views understand each other better. Training and programs bring communities together by building respect across differences.
About
Conversation skills help neighbors with different views understand each other better. Training and programs bring communities together by building respect across differences.
How to reach them
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Services
5Fiscal Receiver ServicesCreate Wisconsin can receive grants and donations on behalf of creative projects that don't have nonprofit status. They create fundraising pages, handle the money, and send it to project leaders. Charges 5% fee plus credit card processing fees.
Community Affiliate ProgramCreate Wisconsin helps small businesses, nonprofits, and local government groups grow and succeed. They provide three main services: they work to create helpful laws and policies for small organizations, they help you find grants and donors to fund your work, and they promote your organization through their job board, business directory, and social media. Any small business, nonprofit, or municipal agency can join. The cost depends on how much money your organization makes each year.
Job BoardA job board where people can find work opportunities and employers can post job listings. This service helps connect job seekers with employers in Wisconsin. You can browse available jobs or submit your own job listing if you're hiring. The page has a simple sign-up form to stay updated on new job postings.
Create Wisconsin Resources and ServicesCreate Wisconsin offers two main services to help arts and creative groups in Wisconsin. First, they provide advocacy tools and information to help people talk to leaders about supporting the arts. This includes facts, figures, and talking points about why Wisconsin should invest more in creative work. Second, they offer fiscal receiver services where they can help projects and organizations raise money. As a nonprofit, Create Wisconsin can receive grants and donations on behalf of groups that don't have nonprofit status themselves. They take a 5% fee and help manage the fundraising through online platforms. Both services help support Wisconsin's creative community and economy.
Some things cost way more when we keep them.
Neeraj Agnihotri