Phoenix Investors and The Crivello Family Foundation are supporting the expansion of The Bridge Project in Milwaukee, the nation’s first multistate direct cash program for mothers and their babies.
The Crivello Family Foundation is committed to strengthening local communities by supporting organizations working to reduce violence, improve education, create meaningful employment opportunities, and alleviate poverty. With a mission of ending childhood poverty, The Bridge Project’s work closely aligns with this goal.
According to Wisconsin Examiner, 14% of children in Wisconsin live in poverty. Direct financial assistance can help reduce financial stress for families and give mothers the resources to support their children’s well-being.
Phoenix is grateful to work alongside organizations and partners to make a difference in the communities we call home.
Hunter Turpin at BizTimes also covered the expansion of The Bridge Project in Milwaukee in the article, “Bridge Project expands Milwaukee cash assistance program with $3 million investment.”
Over the next three years, at least 180 low-income pregnant individuals will receive unrestricted financial support to help cover critical expenses and build greater financial stability for their families.
The program has received funding from several partners and donors, including Phoenix Investors, The Crivello Family Foundation, the Zilber Family Foundation, The Monarch Foundation, The Yabuki Family Foundation, and the City of Milwaukee, representing a collective effort to support Milwaukee families and invest in their long-term well-being.
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