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Mark your calendars! On March 1, 2022, the ACLU of Wisconsin will be participating in the The Big Share, a day of online giving hosted by Community Shares of Wisconsin which supports Wisconsin-based non-profits working toward envrinomental and social justice. We have an ambitious goal to raise $10,000 and we can't do it without you! To donate, just follow this
Madison nonprofits aim to raise $500,000 during The Big Share Tuesday marks the seventh annual The Big Share. March 2, 2021 8:44 AM Maija Inveiss Courtesy of Community Shares of Wisconsin Tuesday marks the seventh annual The Big Share, an event hosted by Community Shares of Wisconsin aiming to raise funds for its nonprofit groups. Community Shares supports social and environmental justice organizations with a majority of them based in the Madison area. There are more than 70 nonprofit members who are raising funds through The Big Share. “Recognizing that the COVID c...
ONLINE: The Big Share Kick-Off Mar 1, 2021 6:00 PM Community Shares of Wisconsin Bianca Lynn Breeze and Cass Marie Domino host drag queen bingo during the kickoff event for The Big Share. The pandemic has proven that nonprofits are an ever more important part of our societal safety net, whether providing a constant community presence with direct assistance to the most needy or advocating for policy for the public good. Help them help us all by making a donation during The Big Share, the annual online fundraiser hosted by Community Shares of Wisconsin, a membership organization of nonprofits w...
Nonprofit groups in the Madison area are coming together next week as part of "The Big Share."
Highway 1 through Big Sur will be repaired. How long that takes is unclear FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 Caltrans and construction crews work on the collapsed Highway 1 near Rat Creek in Big Sur on Thursday.LiPo Ching / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Local residents Mark Readdie and daughter Fiona walk along Highway 1 and look at a Mill Creek debris flow on Thursday.Kodiak Greenwood / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 3of5 The washed-out segment of Highway 1 near Rat Creek is seen Thursday.Kodiak Greenwood / Special to The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 4of5 A bathtub sits ...