Our Supporters & Funding Partners

Investing in Women, Girls, and Stronger Communities

At Forgotten Daughters, Inc., we believe meaningful change happens when communities come together.

We are grateful for the foundations, corporations, financial institutions, local businesses, and individual donors who have invested in our mission. Their generosity helps us provide essential care resources, support educational achievement, promote literacy, and create opportunities for women and girls throughout Milwaukee.

Every contribution, regardless of size, helps move our mission forward.

2026 Grant Funding & Financial Supporters

ProLiteracy – Literacy Opportunity Fund

$5,000 Grant | GED Support Program

Supporting educational access and helping adult learners overcome financial barriers as they work toward earning their GED credentials.

Associated Bank

$3,500 Grant | GED Support Program

Supporting our commitment to helping adult learners access educational resources, testing assistance, and opportunities for advancement.

Cousins Subs Make It Better Foundation

$4,000 Grant | Community Programs

Supporting Forgotten Daughters' mission and community-focused services. We are grateful for this investment in our growing organization.

Summit Credit Union

$1,000 Sponsorship | GED Support Program

An Empowerment Sponsor helping reduce financial barriers and support adult learners working toward educational and professional goals.

We Energies Foundation

$1,000 Grant | Girls Book Club & Literacy

Investing in literacy, confidence-building, and meaningful educational experiences for girls ages 10–14.

Citizens Bank

$500 Contribution | Community Support

Helping strengthen our ability to serve women, girls, and families through community-centered initiatives.

Educators Credit Union

$1000 Contribution | Girls Book Club

Supporting youth literacy, enrichment, and educational engagement.

Walmart

$3,500 Support | Community Initiatives

Providing financial support to help advance our community-serving mission.

In-Kind Donors & Community Contributors

We also recognize the businesses and organizations that have generously provided gift cards, supplies, books, and other resources.

• Ross Stores – $500 in gift cards to support community needs.

• Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design (MIAD) – Donated supplies supporting youth literacy programming.

• ALDI – Gift card contributions supporting essential community needs.

• Meijer – Gift card contributions supporting community assistance.

• Code Ninjas – Franklin – Holiday Family Sponsorship Initiative supporter.

These gifts help us direct more financial resources toward providing services and supporting the individuals and families who depend on our programs.

Community Connections & Collaborative Support

We also appreciate the organizations that help strengthen our community relationships, expand access to opportunities, and connect us with valuable resources.

United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County

Recognized Community Partner

Berrada Properties

Community Outreach and Program Promotion Support

We value relationships that help expand our reach and connect more women, girls, and families to meaningful opportunities.

Looking Ahead: WELL Milwaukee

Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin (AHW) Endowment

Forgotten Daughters' WELL Milwaukee: Community Wellness Navigation Pilot for Women has received conditional funding approval through the AHW Community-Led Seed Grant opportunity.

The initiative is designed to improve access to trusted community resources, strengthen referral pathways, and help women navigate barriers affecting their overall well-being.

Funding remains subject to final approval and applicable award requirements.

Become a Supporter

Your business, foundation, organization, or individual contribution can make a meaningful difference.

We welcome financial donations, program sponsorships, in-kind contributions, and collaborative partnerships that align with our mission.

Together, we can create a community where every woman and girl feels seen, valued, and supported.

Forgotten Daughters, Inc.