The Magazine for Madison Area Women
Will Kellerman died in a rollover crash in November 2017. The Opportunity 34 Foundation, which takes its name from Will’s basketball jersey number, raises money for scholarships for students going to college.
End Domestic Abuse Wisconsin provides support for domestic abuse programs throughout the state, through training and other resources.
As director of Music Theatre of Madison (MTM), Meghan Randolph has two missions for her shows: Make them unique and, when possible, make them local. With MTM’s October production of “Held: A Musical Fantasy,” Randolph is accomplishing both of these goals, and then some.
United Madison advocates for and promotes good things happening in our community. The nonprofit also provides positive service announcements, highlighting nonprofits and causes.
Roughly 18 percent of parents in the U.S. participate in stay-at-home parenting, according to a 2018 Pew Research Center study. Dads made up 17% of stay-at-home parents in 2016, up from 10% in 1989.
The new Goodman South campus of Madison College is Dean Tina Ahedo’s baby. Ahedo has been with Madison College for 16 years, and dean of the South Campus since November 2018.
Wil-Mar was a clear choice to receive this year’s DFAD makeover because they do so much to serve their community, according to DFAD’s project manager Angela Skalitzky.
For most kids, the summer months usually mean vacation. But for some students, school is still in session at Goodman Community Center.
Green and shady trees cultivate serenity on a city street but knowing how to care for the lifelong investment of our natural arbors can be difficult.
Though the monarch butterfly may be small, it is mighty, and its presence in Wisconsin can serve as a reminder of our role in protecting the natural environment.