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Ascendium Releases 2024 Education Philanthropy Report, Shaping Our Future

Ascendium has released its 2024 Education Philanthropy Report, Shaping Our Future. The report details how, in collaboration with our partners, we worked toward shaping a better future for learners, as well as their families, their communities, and our national economy and society. It includes information about our investmen...

All-In Milwaukee Receives $7.4 Million Grant to Boost College Success for Low-Income Scholars

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, faces persistently low college completion rates among learners from low-income backgrounds, with a Wisconsin Policy Forum report estimating that only 15% of the city’s high school graduates earn a postsecondary degree within six years. At the same time, nearly two-thirds of jobs in Wisconsin that pay $...

Ascendium Employees Select 40 Nonprofits to Gift $1 Million Total in Good Neighbor Grants

Ascendium has gifted Good Neighbor Grants to 40 nonprofits in the various communities where our employees live and work. Each nonprofit will receive a $25,000 grant to fund essential community projects, such as educational initiatives and support services for low-income families. Totaling $1 million, these grants will ensur...

Over 3,000 Wisconsin Students Have Accessed Free Legal Help Through Lawyers for Learners

Wisconsin’s postsecondary institutions increasingly recognize the critical role that legal resources play in supporting student success. Founded on the belief that the law is for everyone, Lawyers for Learners connects learners with free, confidential legal help tailored to their unique situations. This initiative highlight...

Fair Opportunity Project Launches School Boost Program to Empower Underserved Learners with Critical College and Career Prep Support

As the demand for workers with postsecondary education or workforce training experience continues to grow, the nonprofit organization Fair Opportunity Project (Fair Opp) is stepping up to ensure that all learners, particularly those from first-generation and low-income backgrounds, have the tools they need to succeed — whet...

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