Over the last two years, we have faced a triple pandemic of COVID-19, racism, and poverty. But together, we accomplished so much. We launched a new homeownership program and are helping 16 families become first-time homebuyers, we placed nearly 500 people in good-paying jobs, we launched a Parent Academy to help families navigate virtual learning, placed 30 youth into their first paid work experience, and have provided math and literacy tutoring to over 1,000 youth. Donate today and let’s build the Madison we all deserve.
The Urban League of Greater Madison is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, so your gifts and donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law (please consult your tax adviser). Our EIN (Federal Tax ID) is 39-1098146.
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Hear how our employment services helped empower Tristan and William’s career goals.
Hear how the Schools of Hope tutoring program accelerated Aaliyah’s academics.
Hear how we helped prepare Leilani for her first work experience.
Hear how the The Hub will help Black entrepreneurs build a legacy.
Hear how we are breaking down barriers for Black-owned businesses.
Hear how we help families build wealth and stability through home ownership.
Empower A Jobseeker
Jerome came to the Urban League as part of his search for better career opportunities.?He completed the Foundations for the Trades Academy, a partnership with the Workforce Development Board, City of Madison, Operation Fresh Start, and others.?Within weeks of completing his training, he was hired by H&H HVAC.
Build the Future Workforce
Ariam came to the Urban League determined to excel in her academics and ensure she was ready for college and career. She was matched with an academic tutor through the Schools of Hope Program and participated in after school college and career exploration programming and a summer internship through the Careers program.
