The Evjue Foundation, the charitable arm of The Capital Times, announced a new round of grants to 38 community organizations totaling $548,000, according to a Capital Times report. Two of the largest recipients are Access Community Health Centers and the Madison Public Market Foundation. The current recipients are:
- Access Community Health Centers — $50,000;
- AgeBetter Inc. — $5,000;
- Aldo Leopold Nature Center — $5,000;
- Arts + Literature Laboratory — $15,000;
- Boys & Girls Club of Dane County — $15,000
- Community Shares of Wisconsin — $10,000;
- Dane Dances! — $5,000;
- Darbo Pantry Project — $10,000;
- Edgewood College — $20,000;
- First Tee-South Central Wisconsin — $2,000;
- Foundation for Madison’s Public Schools — $10,000;
- Free Bikes for Kids — $5,000;
- Gigi’s Playhouse — $5,000;
- Girls on the Run — $1,000;
- JustDane — $15,000;
- Madison Chamber of Commerce Foundation — $11,000;
- Madison Children’s Museum — $25,000;
- Madison College Foundation — $40,000;
- Madison Music Collective — $1,000;
- Madison Opera Inc. — $5,000;
- Madison Public Market Foundation — $50,000;
- Madison Reading Project — $10,000;
- Mentoring Positives — $5,000;
- Northside Planning Council — $5,000;
- Porchlight Inc. — $15,000;
- Rape Crisis Center — $10,000;
- RISE Wisconsin — $50,000;
- Rooted Wisconsin Inc. — $15,000;
- RSVP of Dane County — $5,000;
- Simpson Street Free Press — $20,000;
- The Road Home Dane County — $10,000;
- Urban Triage — $35,000;
- Vera Court Neighborhood Center — $15,000;
- Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra — $12,000;
- Wisconsin Council for the Blind — $1,000;
- Wisconsin Institute of Youth Journalism — $5,000;
- Women’s Medical Fund — $15,000; and
- YMCA of Dane County — $15,000.
