Capacity Bulding
LISC was founded with the mission to help organizations become strong and stable neighborhood institutions characterized by effective and responsible fiscal management and capable of carrying out a range of community revitalization activities.
Our job is to make this happen through through financing, in the form of operating grants and working capital and providing training and learning opportunities that support equitable development in neighborhoods. We provide trainings and networking opportunities throughout the year to help build the field.
They come from all corners of the country, and all share a deep commitment to helping their communities thrive. Meet the 2021 class of the Michael Rubinger Community Fellowship. This year, we have two Milwaukee Fellows joining the program! Congratulations to Branden DuPont and Dasha Kelly Hamilton.
In partnership with Loveland, LISC Milwaukee is excited to release the Property Dynamics Report. The purpose of the report is to use data to look at what's happening in neighborhoods as well as provide a blueprint toward a more equitable future in Milwaukee.
