NONPROFIT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
Impact Through Innovation: Tools and Strategies to Help Realize Your Mission
Wednesday, November 12, 2025 | 8 am-3 pm | Student Center Ballroom
The 2025 Nonprofit Leadership Conference is designed for nonprofit professionals who are ready to embrace change, think creatively, and drive meaningful results. In a rapidly evolving world, nonprofits must go beyond traditional approaches to achieve their missions. This dynamic conference brings together thought leaders, innovators, and changemakers to explore the latest tools, technologies, and strategies that you can put to work in your own organization.
Whether you’re part of a small grassroots organization or a large established nonprofit, the bi-annual Nonprofit Leadership Conference offers practical tools, fresh insights, and meaningful connections to help you lead with impact. Join a diverse community of nonprofit professionals to explore solutions, share ideas, and strengthen your organization’s mission.
Why Attend Our Nonprofit Conference?
Attending the Nonprofit Leadership Conference is a powerful investment in your professional growth and your organization’s success. Through interactive workshops, an inspiring keynote session, and networking with peers, you'll gain new strategies to navigate challenges, foster innovation, and build stronger communities. Whether you're seeking fresh ideas, leadership development, or collaborative opportunities, this conference equips you with the tools and connections to move your mission forward.
Conference Attendee Reviews
"Loved all the energy! Boy did I need it always being in an environment of no creativity or willingness to be creative and solve issues." - 2023 NP Conference Attendee
"I enjoyed the networking opportunities. I also took something away from each session that I plan to implement in the near future." - 2023 NP Conference Attendee
"The presenters were all excellent, but the lunch time camaraderie and networking stood out as an unexpected highlight. I really enjoyed getting to know the people at my table." - 2023 NP Conference Attendee
"I came away from the event with pracitcal action steps to use in my agency, but the highlight was the number of helpful connections I made from speaking with new people at my table and breakout session." - 2023 NP Conference Attendee
Land Acknowledgement
We the Community of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside acknowledge with gratitude and humility the First Nations People of Wisconsin, whose original homelands lie within the state. We especially wish to recognize the Ho-Chunk, Miami, and Potawatomi Nations for their significant historical and spiritual connections with the Parkside area. Our footsteps do not replace theirs, but rest alongside them. Today, Wisconsin is home to 12 First Nations communities: the Ho-Chunk Nation, the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin, the Menominee Nation, the Forest County Potawatomi Community, the Stockbridge-Munsee Band of the Mohicans, the Brothertown Indian Nation, and six Lake Superior Bands of the Ojibwe Nation: the Bad River, Lac Courte Oreilles, Lac du Flambeau, Mole Lake Sokaogan, Red Cliff, and Saint Croix bands. The University of Wisconsin-Parkside acknowledges and honors this history and these nations.
Check out our lineup of speakers and sessions for our 2025 Nonprofit Leadership Conference taking place on Wednesday, November 12, 2025 below. Keep checking back for all of the latest updates!
7:45-8:30 am
Registration, Coffee, and Networking
8:30-9:45 am
2025 KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
2025 Keynote Session
AI Empowerment—Freeing Up Human Time for Greater Nonprofit Impact
Amy Neumann, AI & Nonprofit Strategist, Author of Empower Your Nonprofit: Simple Ways to Co-Create with AI for Profound Impact
Nonprofit teams are busier than ever, often spending more time on administrative tasks than on mission-driven work. How can AI help nonprofits work smarter, not harder? In this engaging and practical keynote, Amy Neumann explores how AI can assist nonprofits by reducing repetitive tasks, enhancing donor engagement, and supporting content creation—freeing up valuable time for strategic and creative work. Through real-world nonprofit examples and actionable ideas, attendees will gain a clear understanding of AI’s potential and practical ways to start using it.
Key Takeaways:
- How AI can help with common nonprofit tasks, including donor outreach, grant research, and marketing.
- Simple AI-powered tools that save time without needing tech expertise.
- Ethical considerations and how to use AI responsibly in nonprofit work.
- Ideas for getting started with AI in a way that fits your organization’s needs.
Bonus: Includes a Q&A with Amy Neumann to explore real questions from attendees.
2025 Keynote Speaker Bio
Amy Neumann
Amy Neumann is a social impact entrepreneur, keynote speaker, author, trainer, technology strategist, consultant, artist, and Reiki Master. She has been dedicated to creating positive change since 1994.
In 2023, Amy completed a Master's degree in Law, Justice, and Culture from Ohio University, focusing on global human rights and technology. Currently, she is a PhD Candidate at Ohio University, researching how artificial intelligence (AI) is impacting human interaction and creativity.
She is the founder of Resourceful Nonprofit, a startup nonprofit organization aimed at helping other nonprofits achieve their goals more efficiently with tech, while promoting diversity and equity. Additionally, she serves as the CEO and principal of Good Plus Tech, a social enterprise consultancy that leverages emerging technologies and communication strategies to address global social impact challenges. She also recently founded 3point5.org, a nonprofit dedicated to providing people with simple actions to share their voices about what’s happening in society.
Amy is also an accomplished author. Her 2018 book, "Simple Acts to Change the World: 500 Ways to Make a Difference," published by Simon & Schuster, compiles numerous ideas on social good, social justice, equity, technology for good, and volunteering.
Her latest book, "Empower Your Nonprofit: Simple Ways to Co-Create with AI for Profound Impact," was released in November 2024, by Wiley Publishing.
She is widely published and quoted, including in Forbes, HuffPost, Thrive Global, and Harvard Business Review. Because she can’t get enough of innovative world-changers, Amy also publishes on her passion project site, CharityIdeas.org.
Beyond her professional endeavors, Amy is an artist who uses art as a form of meditation and a source of inspiration for her business and nonprofit work. She experiments with various mediums, including painting, polymer clay, fused and stained glass, upcycling, and jewelry, as well as AI-generated art. She is part of the Artful Cleveland community in Coventry, Ohio, where her studio, Change the World Studios, is located.
9:45-10:15 am
Break, Exhibitors
10:15-11:30 am
2025 BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Hands-On AI for Nonprofits – Simple Ways to Save Time & Increase Impact
Hands-On AI for Nonprofits – Simple Ways to Save Time & Increase Impact
Amy Neumann, AI & Nonprofit Strategist
AI can help nonprofits work more efficiently—but where should you start? This interactive, beginner-friendly workshop will introduce practical ways AI can support nonprofit teams, with a focus on small, actionable steps rather than overwhelming change. In this workshop, you will see simple ways AI can assist with content creation, donor outreach, and workflow automation, discover a few accessible tools you can explore right away and reflect on how AI might help in your own work. Finally, take away a few next steps for experimenting with AI in a way that makes sense for your organization
No tech experience required! This workshop is designed for nonprofit leaders, fundraisers, marketers, and program staff looking for approachable, real-world AI solutions.
CharityEZ- Streamline your Grant Research, Reduce Expenses, and Elevate your mission — all at no cost
CharityEZ- Streamline your Grant Research, Reduce Expenses, and Elevate your mission — all at no cost
Denis Donohoe, Charity EZ Volunteer
Nonprofit leaders across the country are using CharityEZ to unlock funding opportunities and amplify their missions. In this session, you will participate in a walkthrough of CharityEZ and explore its possibilities for nonprofits. This innovative new tool provides your organization access to over 2.4 million foundations and charities, empowering nonprofits to be successful in expanding their fund development efforts. You will also learn how to unlock smarter, faster search results with the power of AI. (AI Gold Version) and explore CharityEZ’s Partner Supporters
Denis Donohoe
Denis Donohoe is a retired business executive spanning 45 + years with manufacturing firms, software Vendors, and consulting in IT Technology. He currently spends his time helping community endeavors, and nonprofits. He uses CharityEZ with two nonprofit organizations, Rotary Club of Burlington, WI, and The Burlington Senior Center. He became involved with CharityEZ providing insight, feedback, and promoting it to reach out to other nonprofits in Wisconsin and nationally through hands- on workshops and symposiums.
The Essentials of a Good Board Member
The Essentials of a Good Board Member
Nikki Payne, Chief Community Engagement Specialist, Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission
Nikki Payne
Nikki Payne is the Public Involvement and Outreach Manager for SEWRPC (Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission), which is the official metropolitan planning organization (MPO) and regional planning commission (RPC) for the seven counties of Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Walworth, Washington, and Waukesha. In this role, Nikki listens to and educates grassroots organizations and public officials on the regional strategic long-range planning initiatives addressing issues related to transportation, land use, and the environment and how they will affect the people served by the grassroot organizations and public officials. The current major projects for SEWRPC are VISION 2050, the long-range infrastructure plan for mass transportation and land use in all (7) counties, the Regional Chloride Study and the Regional Food System Plan.
A dedicated volunteer throughout the Southeastern Region, Nikki currently serves as the District 1 American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) Lead representative, founding member of ACS CAN Black Volunteer Caucus, founding member of Sisters Network, Inc and the organization’s Fundraising and Public Relations Chair, African American Chamber of Commerce of Greater Racine (AACCGR) Community Outreach Chair, Kenosha United Way Board member, City of Kenosha Youth Commissioner, Kenosha’s Kindness Week committee member, NAACP Kenosha County Community Outreach Chair and Climate Justice Chair, Racine County Economic Development Corporation (RCEDC) Leadership Council member, Urban Economic Development Association (UEDA) 2023 Board President. In March 2024, Nikki was awarded the Susan B. Anthony Women of Influence award in Business/Government/Nonprofit for Kenosha County.
Steady in the Storm: Navigating Change with Purpose
Steady in the Storm: Navigating Change with Purpose
Donelle Hauser, President & CEO, Lad Lake | Matt Mueller, President & CEO, Cloud to Ground Solutions LLC
Change is a constant in today’s nonprofit sector. From funding shifts to leadership transitions and strategic realignments, organizations are being asked to pivot more often—and more quickly—than ever before. But mission-driven work demands a different mindset and approach than conventional corporate change models allow. In this candid, 75-minute session, veteran nonprofit leaders Donelle Hauser and Matt Mueller draw from decades of hands-on experience leading organizations through complex transitions. They will share lessons from the trenches and explore the human side of change—how to gauge readiness, manage resistance, communicate clearly, and focus on what matters most when the stakes are high. Participants will walk away with a clearer understanding of how to lead with intention, pace change responsibly, and align people and purpose through uncertain times.
Donelle Hauser
Donelle Hauser, MSW, is the President & CEO of Lad Lake, Inc., a 175-year-old Wisconsin nonprofit that serves over 1,100 youth and families each year through residential treatment, alternative education, and community-based mental health services. Since stepping into the CEO role in 2022, Donelle has led a strategic transformation—modernizing operations, expanding impact, and embedding a culture of accountability.
She originally joined Lad Lake in 2015 as Chief Program Officer, where she implemented systems for COA accreditation and launched a Results-Based Accountability (RBA) framework that now drives performance across all programs. Prior to her work in Wisconsin, Donelle served as Vice President of Residential Services for one of the largest nonprofits in the state of New York.
She currently serves as the incoming board president of the Association of Children’s Residential & Community Services and remains active in state-level reform efforts. Nationally recognized as a transformational leader, Donelle is known for combining vision, data, inspiration, and strong execution to drive outcomes and build high-performing teams.
Matt Mueller
Matt Mueller is the founder and CEO of Cloud to Ground Solutions (CtGS), where he provides strategic guidance to nonprofits navigating growth, complexity, and change. With over 20 years of experience in nonprofit leadership, Matt has helped organizations across the country secure tens of millions of dollars in philanthropic and public funding. His expertise spans fund development, nonprofit management, information systems, financial services, project management, and organizational turnarounds. Known for his engaging, creative problem-solving approach, Matt supports clients in aligning mission with results—especially during times of transition or reinvention.
Before launching CtGS in 2017, Matt led a national Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) focused on consumer lending and economic empowerment. He is a graduate of the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s CDFI Leadership Program and holds a degree from St. Mary’s University in Winona, Minnesota.
DEI: What's Next
DEI: What's Next
Maria Flores
More Information Coming Soon!
11:30 am-12:30 pm
Lunch and Exhibitors
12:30-1:45 pm
2025 BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Hands-On AI for Nonprofits – Simple Ways to Save Time & Increase Impact
Hands-On AI for Nonprofits – Simple Ways to Save Time & Increase Impact
Amy Neumann, AI & Nonprofit Strategist
AI can help nonprofits work more efficiently—but where should you start? This interactive, beginner-friendly workshop will introduce practical ways AI can support nonprofit teams, with a focus on small, actionable steps rather than overwhelming change. In this workshop, you will see simple ways AI can assist with content creation, donor outreach, and workflow automation, discover a few accessible tools you can explore right away and reflect on how AI might help in your own work. Finally, take away a few next steps for experimenting with AI in a way that makes sense for your organization
No tech experience required! This workshop is designed for nonprofit leaders, fundraisers, marketers, and program staff looking for approachable, real-world AI solutions.
CharityEZ- Streamline your Grant Research, Reduce Expenses, and Elevate your mission — all at no cost
CharityEZ- Streamline your Grant Research, Reduce Expenses, and Elevate your mission — all at no cost
Denis Donohoe, Charity EZ Volunteer
Nonprofit leaders across the country are using CharityEZ to unlock funding opportunities and amplify their missions. In this session, you will participate in a walkthrough of CharityEZ and explore its possibilities for nonprofits. This innovative new tool provides your organization access to over 2.4 million foundations and charities, empowering nonprofits to be successful in expanding their fund development efforts. You will also learn how to unlock smarter, faster search results with the power of AI. (AI Gold Version) and explore CharityEZ’s Partner Supporters
Denis Donohoe
Denis Donohoe is a retired business executive spanning 45 + years with manufacturing firms, software Vendors, and consulting in IT Technology. He currently spends his time helping community endeavors, and nonprofits. He uses CharityEZ with two nonprofit organizations, Rotary Club of Burlington, WI, and The Burlington Senior Center. He became involved with CharityEZ providing insight, feedback, and promoting it to reach out to other nonprofits in Wisconsin and nationally through hands- on workshops and symposiums.
The Essentials of a Good Board Member
The Essentials of a Good Board Member
Nikki Payne, Chief Community Engagement Specialist, Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission
Nikki Payne
Nikki Payne is the Public Involvement and Outreach Manager for SEWRPC (Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission), which is the official metropolitan planning organization (MPO) and regional planning commission (RPC) for the seven counties of Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Walworth, Washington, and Waukesha. In this role, Nikki listens to and educates grassroots organizations and public officials on the regional strategic long-range planning initiatives addressing issues related to transportation, land use, and the environment and how they will affect the people served by the grassroot organizations and public officials. The current major projects for SEWRPC are VISION 2050, the long-range infrastructure plan for mass transportation and land use in all (7) counties, the Regional Chloride Study and the Regional Food System Plan.
A dedicated volunteer throughout the Southeastern Region, Nikki currently serves as the District 1 American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network (ACS CAN) Lead representative, founding member of ACS CAN Black Volunteer Caucus, founding member of Sisters Network, Inc and the organization’s Fundraising and Public Relations Chair, African American Chamber of Commerce of Greater Racine (AACCGR) Community Outreach Chair, Kenosha United Way Board member, City of Kenosha Youth Commissioner, Kenosha’s Kindness Week committee member, NAACP Kenosha County Community Outreach Chair and Climate Justice Chair, Racine County Economic Development Corporation (RCEDC) Leadership Council member, Urban Economic Development Association (UEDA) 2023 Board President. In March 2024, Nikki was awarded the Susan B. Anthony Women of Influence award in Business/Government/Nonprofit for Kenosha County.
Steady in the Storm: Navigating Change with Purpose
Steady in the Storm: Navigating Change with Purpose
Donelle Hauser, President & CEO, Lad Lake | Matt Mueller, President & CEO, Cloud to Ground Solutions LLC
Change is a constant in today’s nonprofit sector. From funding shifts to leadership transitions and strategic realignments, organizations are being asked to pivot more often—and more quickly—than ever before. But mission-driven work demands a different mindset and approach than conventional corporate change models allow. In this candid, 75-minute session, veteran nonprofit leaders Donelle Hauser and Matt Mueller draw from decades of hands-on experience leading organizations through complex transitions. They will share lessons from the trenches and explore the human side of change—how to gauge readiness, manage resistance, communicate clearly, and focus on what matters most when the stakes are high. Participants will walk away with a clearer understanding of how to lead with intention, pace change responsibly, and align people and purpose through uncertain times.
Donelle Hauser
Donelle Hauser, MSW, is the President & CEO of Lad Lake, Inc., a 175-year-old Wisconsin nonprofit that serves over 1,100 youth and families each year through residential treatment, alternative education, and community-based mental health services. Since stepping into the CEO role in 2022, Donelle has led a strategic transformation—modernizing operations, expanding impact, and embedding a culture of accountability.
She originally joined Lad Lake in 2015 as Chief Program Officer, where she implemented systems for COA accreditation and launched a Results-Based Accountability (RBA) framework that now drives performance across all programs. Prior to her work in Wisconsin, Donelle served as Vice President of Residential Services for one of the largest nonprofits in the state of New York.
She currently serves as the incoming board president of the Association of Children’s Residential & Community Services and remains active in state-level reform efforts. Nationally recognized as a transformational leader, Donelle is known for combining vision, data, inspiration, and strong execution to drive outcomes and build high-performing teams.
Matt Mueller
Matt Mueller is the founder and CEO of Cloud to Ground Solutions (CtGS), where he provides strategic guidance to nonprofits navigating growth, complexity, and change. With over 20 years of experience in nonprofit leadership, Matt has helped organizations across the country secure tens of millions of dollars in philanthropic and public funding. His expertise spans fund development, nonprofit management, information systems, financial services, project management, and organizational turnarounds. Known for his engaging, creative problem-solving approach, Matt supports clients in aligning mission with results—especially during times of transition or reinvention.
Before launching CtGS in 2017, Matt led a national Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) focused on consumer lending and economic empowerment. He is a graduate of the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s CDFI Leadership Program and holds a degree from St. Mary’s University in Winona, Minnesota.
DEI: What's Next
DEI: What's Next
Maria Flores
More Information Coming Soon!
2:00-3:00 pm
FUNDRAISING SUCCESS PANEL DISCUSSION
2025 Panel Discussion: Fundraising Successes
Fundraising Successes
Learn about the fundraising successes of a start-up, small, mid-size, and large nonprofit organization where a dynamic landscape of innovation, community engagement, and strategic planning intersect to drive impact. Across all sizes, successful fundraising is characterized by a deep understanding of donor motivations, the use of data-driven strategies, and the ability to adapt to changing circumstances.
In this interactive panel discussion, four nonprofit leaders who work in very different size organizations at various stages of development, will share their strategies and successes and answer your questions about their work. Join Jessica Currie, Founder and Executive Director of Missionary Currie for Women and Children, Inc., Bridget Munson, Executive Director of NAMI Racine County, Laura D-Amato, Director of Operations and Development at RAM (Racine Art Museum) and Jon Lord, Director of Annual Giving at Children’s Wisconsin, for a robust discussion of achieving fundraising impact.
2025 Panel Bios
Dr. Jessica Currie, Founder/ Executive Director, Missional Currie
Missionary Currie is a nationally recognized advocate, community leader, and founder of Missionary Currie for Women and Children, a nonprofit organization dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty for women and families through education, emergency support, housing resources, and empowerment programs. Once a homeless teen mom and high school dropout, she transformed her pain into purpose, building a powerful legacy rooted in faith, resilience, and service. Through her organization, she hosts quarterly community baby showers, launched emergency shelter initiatives, and created monthly empowerment workshops focused on financial literacy, parenting, homeownership, and wellness. As a licensed missionary, Community Health Worker, and realtor, she also helps low-income families access housing and grants. Her inspiring journey has been featured on The Jennifer Hudson Show, in MATC Magazine, and through partnerships with organizations such as the Zilber Family Foundation, Salvation Army, Feeding America, and L’Oréal Cosmetics. Today, she continues to use her voice to motivate, educate, and empower others to rise and rebuild—no matter where they start.
Laura D’Amato, Director of Operations and Development, RAM (Racine Art Museum)
Laura D’Amato holds an MS in Business Administration from Cardinal Stritch University and a BS in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater. She joined RAM’s staff in 2004 and oversees the business operations of RAM and Wustum; as well as fund development, proposal writing, special events, donor relations, planned giving, marketing, and public relations. Prior to joining RAM, D’Amato served as VicePresident of Development, Marketing and Public Relations for Lincoln Lutheran of Racine, Inc., which provided housing and services for the elderly. She is responsible for coordinating fundraising activities and grant proposals, procuring sponsorships, and generating funders’ reports for exhibitions, education programming and the permanent collection.
Jon Lord, Director of Annual Giving, Children’s Wisconsin
Jon Lord joined the nonprofit sector in 2000 and has spent the past 25 years leading on vision and strategy for broad-based fundraising, CRM software optimization, and the development of engaging donor-centered communications. A Wisconsin native, he holds a BA in Journalism and Mass Communication from UW-Milwaukee, has served on the board of AFP Southeastern Wisconsin, and has worked with some of Wisconsin’s leading nonprofit organizations, including Children’s Wisconsin, Milwaukee PBS, Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, and The Medical College of Wisconsin.
Bridget Munson, Executive Director of NAMI Racine County
Bridget Munson is the Executive Director of NAMI Racine County, where her personal and professional passions help serve individuals and families impacted by mental health conditions. Deeply shaped by her own lived experience and family story, Bridget is committed to building a more compassionate, stigma-free community where everyone has the opportunity to lead a healthy, fulfilling life.
After earning her degree in Nutritional Sciences from the University of New Hampshire, Bridget built a career in nonprofit administration, marketing, and development. Inspired by her brother, a former Navy helicopter pilot, she is especially passionate about supporting the mental health of veterans. She currently serves as Secretary on the Service Members, Veterans, and Families Council, a national advisory body informing NAMI’s Board of Directors, and is a former board member of the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance of Greater Milwaukee. She is actively seeking Board of Directors opportunities to contribute her skills of strategic planning, communications, and community development to organizations supporting those impacted by trauma, poverty, veteran status, or mental illness.
Bridget is a certified trauma-informed yoga practitioner who believes in the healing power of deep breaths, nature, and stopping to smell the roses—literally and figuratively. She enjoys volunteering, building community partnerships, and helping others find purpose in their pain. Bridget lives in Milwaukee with her husband, their child, dog, and cat.
3:00-3:15 pm
Wrap Up
Don't miss this opportunity to gain actionable insights and network with trusted peers to support your leadership journey.
2025 SPONSORS
Thank you to our incredible sponsors for supporting this day of learning, discovery, and networking in the latest advancements in nonprofit leadership.
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Introduce your organization to nonprofit professionals and community members who are passionate about service. Your partnership offers meaningful opportunities to connect with leaders and practitioners in the nonprofit sector, as well as individuals exploring careers in social impact and community engagement.
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- Opportunity to speak for 5 minutes before the keynote and introduce the keynote speaker
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- Logo displayed on slide show
- Verbal recognition at conference as gold sponsor
- Exhibitor booth
- Sponsor logo on marketing materials including mailed brochure and conference packets
- If received by 7/31/2025
- Two free conference registrations
- Logo displayed on slide show
- Exhibitor booth
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- One free conference registration
- Agency listing on slide show
- Exhibitor booth
- One free lunch
- Agency listed in conference folder
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2024-2025 Planning Committee
The design and organization effort for this conference was done by a team of community leaders bringing their insights and connections to create an event that will not only inform participants, but also inspire them to action. The following are the team members and their organizational affiliations:
Tamarra Coleman
Racine Family YMCA
Alison Hoffman
LCS Racine
Len Iaquinta
Excellence in Communications
Mary Beth Kallio
United Way of Racine County
Debra Karp
UW-Parkside
Crista Kruse
UW-Parkside
Katy Lederer
Social Current
Bryce Lord
UW-Milwaukee, Helen Bader Institute for Nonprofit Management
Holly McCoy
Literacy Services of Wisconsin
Nikki Payne
Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission
Liz Powell
Racine Community Foundation
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