UPAF will shine a spotlight on local artists throughout the 12 week campaign.
MILWAUKEE, March 3, 2021 – The United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF) kicked off their 2021 Community Campaign tonight with a virtual Launch event. This event highlighted the important role local artists play on our Member Group stages and throughout the community. At the event, UPAF announced their 2021 fundraising target of $11.3 million and the critical need of the performing arts during these difficult times.
“Throughout 2021, we are shining the spotlight on the amazing creative talent that is essential to our quality of life,” said
Patrick Rath, president & CEO of UPAF. “While the 14 UPAF Member Groups have experienced a collective loss of more than $22M due to COVID-19, our talented local artists, on stage and behind the curtain, never wavered as they innovated in order to continue entertaining and inspiring. We are now asking the community to play their part in supporting the work of thes
UPAF launches $11.3 million community campaign
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The United Performing Arts Fundhas set a fundraising goal of $11.3 million for its 2021 community campaign.
UPAF leaders announced the fundraising target during a virtual launch event Wednesday evening, saying the campaign comes at a critical time for the region’s performing arts.
“Throughout 2021, we are shining the spotlight on the amazing creative talent that is essential to our quality of life,” said Patrick Rath, president and chief executive officer of UPAF. “While the 14 UPAF member groups have experienced a collective loss of more than $22 million due to COVID-19, our talented local artists, on stage and behind the curtain, never wavered as they innovated in order to continue entertaining and inspiring. We are now asking the community to play their part in supporting the work of these local artists with a gift to the 2021 UPAF Community Campaign.”
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Waterstone Financial Announces Election of New Board Member Derek L. Tyus
Waterstone Financial, Inc.February 10, 2021 GMT
WAUWATOSA, Wis., Feb. 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Waterstone Financial, Inc. (NASDAQ: WSBF) announced today that on February 8, 2021, its Board of Directors elected Derek L. Tyus to serve on the Board of Directors.
“We are honored to have Derek join the Board of Directors of WaterStone Bank and Waterstone Financial and help guide our organization. Derek has vast experience in the financial markets, including extensive knowledge in the underwriting of commercial real estate, Waterstone’s largest asset category,” said Doug Gordon, President/CEO of WaterStone Bank. “He is also very active in numerous non-profits in our local community. Derek will be a great asset to Waterstone’s future.”
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Focus is on positioning performing arts organizations for a strong return post-pandemic
Heather Dunn. Photo courtesy of UPAF.
MILWAUKEE (Dec. 16, 2020) – The United Performing Arts Fund (UPAF) has tapped three prominent business leaders to serve as co-chairs for the 2020 UPAF Community Campaign. The trio consists of
Heather Dunn, senior vice president and chief financial officer of West Bend Mutual Insurance Company,
Steve Johnson, regional president of BMO Private Bank and
“I am thrilled to have the support of this passionate group of leaders for my first UPAF Campaign as President & CEO” said
Patrick Rath, president and CEO of UPAF. “Our performing arts sector needs the support of many now more than ever. Our focus is to retain our incredible local talent and position ourselves for a prepared transition back to normal programming when it is safe to do so. Heather, Steve and Greg are a dynamic team who understand the critical role that the performing arts play in