CONTACT: Antonio Butts, Executive Director Walnut Way Conservation Corps antonio@walnutway.org, 414-264-2326 Walnut Way Conservation Corps wins prestigious MANDI award for real estate development Innovation Wellness Commons Phase Two is..
Walnut Way’s Wellness Commons Recipient of Mayor’s Design Award
Today, The Mayor of the City of Milwaukee, Tom Barrett, announced the winners of the 2021 Mayors Design Award at Walnut Way’s Innovations and Wellness Commons. This is the 24th year of the annual award program that aims to “recognize design excellence throughout the City of Milwaukee. Recipients have added value to their neighborhoods by restoring, constructing or enhancing their properties in a way that respects the urban fabric and contributes to the character of their surroundings,”
Celebrating Small Business Week: Meet business owner Vince Ashford
Vince Ashford is a successful entrepreneur and the owner of Ashford Security. Ashford Security has provided security services at Walnut Way’s Wellness Commons since 2016.
For Immediate Release: Blue Skies Landscaping Expands to Grow Green Jobs and Environmental Sustainability
Today, Walnut Way Conservation Corp., a neighborhood-based nonprofit known for its innovative work in economic and environmental health and wellness, “raised the flag” at their new headquarters for Blue Skies Landscaping located at 1414 North Fond Du Lac Avenue.
Bridging the Digital Equity Divide with Affordable Technology: Meet Business Owner, Howard Campbell
“The compensation is seeing the community grow” Former Lindsay Heights resident and business owner Howard Campbell gives back through his services. When you meet Howard Campbell for the first time,..
Reporter Julia Fello returned to Walnut Way this month to learn about Walnut Way’s Wellness Commons. She met with counselor Marrika Rodgers, her client, and Director Antonio Butts, so share the impact of the services at the new building.
For Immediate Release: New Phase of Innovations & Wellness Commons Promotes Health and Economic Growth In Lindsay Heights
Walnut Way cuts the ribbon on the wellness and workforce resilience hub and announces new project Milwaukee, Wednesday, December 9 — Today, Walnut Way Conservation Corp., a neighborhood-based nonprofit known..
In the Media: Milwaukee Nonprofits Work To Make Voting More Accessible For People Of Color
Read the latest coverage of our Voter Registration efforts with partners by Milwaukee Independent
In the Media: Walnut Way receives funding to support resident led kitchen at the Wellness Commons
24 Groups Win Urban Health Grants from City by Jeramey Jannene, Urban Milwaukee, April 17th, 2020. READ STORY
In the News: TMJ4 Visits Walnut Way to Learn About the Wellness Commons
TMJ4’s Julia Fello visited Walnut Way this February 2020 to learn about our development project, The Wellness Commons that will feature a variety of health and wellness-minded tenants. We’ve broken..