The Latest from Next Door
Next Door’s 2021 Winter Newsletter
It’s that time of the year for a closer look at what’s happening at Next Door! Our 2021 winter newsletter offers a look at student learning in the New Year, national recognition for Next Door’s COVID-19 safety precautions, a big boost to our Books for Kids program and more!
“If You Give a Child a Book” Campaign
TMJ4 News and Scripps Howard Foundation raised more than $21,000 through the “If You Give a Child a Book” campaign in support of Next Door’s Books for Kids program.
Business Insider features Next Door’s COVID-19 precautions
Next Door made national news in December of 2020 about the COVID-19 safety measures in place across our buildings.
Next Door’s 2020 Fall Newsletter
It’s that time of the year for a closer look at what’s happening at Next Door! Our 2020 fall newsletter is packed with details about our approch to learning this fall, a big honor for Next Door, a salute to our volunteers and more!
Next Door dad featured in WTMJ4 report
The station featured a story about the gift of reading to a child through the lens of one of our Next Door dads, Adriel McFarlane.
Next Door radio appearance with Bank Five Nine
Bank Five Nine invited Next Door to appear on its radio program, “That’s So Money,” to discuss our critical work in early childhood education in Milwaukee.
Next Door’s Summer 2020 Newsletter
We’re checking in with our summer community newsletter with the latest look at what’s happening at Next Door.
WTMJ radio interviews Next Door’s mental health team on childhood trauma
Newsradio 620 WTMJ discusses the impact of childhood trauma during an interview with members from Next Door’s Mental Health Services team.
WTMJ4 highlights Next Door support for employees during COVID-19
The report features Next Door’s special open enrollment period for health insurance authorized by the Internal Revenue Service this year to support employees during the pandemic.
Urban Milwaukee shares Next Door’s minimum wage increase
Urban Milwaukee published Next Door’s statement on raising the agency’s minimum wage to $15.