Common Good Philanthropies is building a statewide nutrition partnership.
The Wisconsin-based grantmaking partner focuses on inclusive community health and well–being for older adults, offering funding, partnership, networks and collaboration.
Its latest grant cycle opens April 1, and Common Good, formerly known as Inclusa Foundation, is looking for initiatives that strengthen Wisconsin’s long-term care services and support network through a holistic focus on sustainability, innovation and systems-level impact.
In 2025, Common Good Philanthropies made a $1.5 million partnership with the Greater Wisconsin Agency on Aging Resources to address rising demand for senior nutrition services.
“We exist to walk alongside our partners as true collaborators and invest in ideas that create lasting change,” Candise Miller, executive director of Common Good Philanthropies, said in a statement. “Our work with GWAAR is a powerful example: when you meet an urgent need with a bold, long-term strategy, you don’t just solve today’s problems; you help organizations move from survival mode to real innovation. That’s what we’re here to catalyze and what we’re looking for in our 2026 grantees.”
