Reserve Meeting Space Online Booking & Catering The Innovations and Wellness Commons The Innovations and Wellness Commons (aka The Commons) is a community-driven, cooperatively funded multi-use commercial development on the corner of N. 16th and W. North Ave. in Milwaukee’s historic Lindsay Heights neighborhood. The Commons is revitalizing the commercial corridor of W. North Avenue, creating sustainable jobs, and increasing access to a variety of integrated services – healthy food, workforce training, educational and community programming, social enterprise businesses, and health and wellness services – for local residents. Meet the Wellness Commons Partners Lindsay Heights NID #12 (414) 255-3134 Area Health Educaiton Centers (414) 344-0675 ext. 224 Coalition on Lead Emergecy (414) 335-5519 United Neighborhood Centers of Milwaukee (414) 978-2000 Miwlaukee Center for Independance (414) 937-2020 Benedict Centers (414) 347-1774 Book Meeting Space @ IWC Conference Room Book Now Innovation and Wellness Commons conference room can accommodate up to twenty guests, with the flexibility to be divided into smaller rooms for 8 to 10 individuals each. Additionally, our Taste of Lindsay Heights Cafe offers food catering services. Reserve Meeting Space Online Booking & Catering

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Walnut Way Conservation Corp Nonprofit 501 (c)3 Established Year 2000 info@walnutway.org 2240 N 17th Street Milwaukee, WI 53205 Annual Report 2025 Annual Report Annual Audit 990 Tax Filing Annual Audit 990 Tax Filing Annual Audit 990 Tax Filing Annual Audit 990 Tax Filing Annual Audit 990 Tax Filing Annual Audit 990 Tax Filing Annual Audit 990 Tax Filing Thank You! As the Executive Director of Walnut Way, I want to extend my deepest gratitude to our supporters, volunteers, and contributors. Your unwavering dedication and commitment are the bedrock of our organization. The success stories we share, the transformations we witness in our community, and the progress we make towards our goals are all made possible because of you. Our financial audits, annual reports, and form 990s reflect more than just numbers. They embody the collective efforts of a community united by a shared vision. They represent countless hours of hard work, collaboration, and an unwavering belief in the potential of our neighborhood. But beyond these tangible outcomes, they also symbolize something much deeper - our shared passion for creating a resilient, self-sustaining community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. This passion fuels our work, drives our strategies, and inspires us to push boundaries. As we navigate the path of development and progress, your support not only strengthens our resolve but also renews our commitment to driving change from within the community. From the bottom of my heart, I thank you for being part of this journey. Together, we are making a difference, and together, we will continue to transform lives and uplift our community. Antonio Butts, Executive Director, Walnut Way

< Back Jerrilynn Freelon Associate Director Jerrilynn joined Walnut Way’s Board in 2018 after nearly 40 years in strategic leadership roles at the world’s largest life insurance company. A pioneer in corporate America, she created opportunities for others and is recognized as a visionary, thought leader, and mentor. Jerrilynn holds an MBA from Marquette University and is a master coach certified by the Center for Creative Leadership, along with numerous credentials from premier organizations. In 2020, she became Walnut Way’s Associate Director of Operations, where she applies her expertise to organizational strategy, leadership development, and operational excellence. ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/jerrilynn-freelon/ ). jfreelon@walnutway.org (414) 253-0779

< Back Michael Malone Blue Skies Landscaping Crew Michael Malone brings seven years of landscaping experience to the Blue Skies Landscaping team at Walnut Way, having learned the trade from his father. As a dedicated crew member, Michael supports all aspects of landscape maintenance, urban agriculture, and campus upkeep. He is skilled in landscape installation, horticulture, equipment operation, and works confidently outdoors in all weather conditions. Friendly, dependable, and detail-oriented, Michael is committed to helping create a healthier, greener community in line with Walnut Way’s mission.

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< Back Alysha Holmes HR Manager Alysha Holmes brings a wealth of lived experience and potential to her role as Human Resources Manager at Walnut Way Conservation Corps. A recent graduate of Milwaukee Area Technical College, Alysha also pursuing studies at Marquette University, combining academic excellence with practical skills. As a dedicated HR professional, Alysha has a proven track record of implementing effective human resources strategies. Her expertise in staffing, recruitment, and retention is crucial for building and maintaining the strong team necessary to drive Walnut Way's vision forward. Alysha's educational background and fresh perspective position her well to contribute to Walnut Way's successful programming initiatives. Her role is pivotal in ensuring the organization has the human capital needed to achieve its goals and make a positive impact in the community. With her commitment to excellence and understanding of both theoretical and practical aspects of human resources management, Alysha is poised to play a key role in Walnut Way's continued growth and success. alyshadholmes@walnutway.org 414.264.2326 Ext 872