Our Work in the Community
Since 2017, , Midtown Neighborhood Alliance has led projects that bring people together and strengthen the fabric of our community.
Check out the highlights below to see the difference we’re making.
Stand 4 Peace
The residents of the Midtown neighborhood created and hosted the event Stand 4 Peace at Tiefenthaler Park. Stand 4 Peace became an official day in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on August 25th.
The Home Court Project
Midtown residents unifying through art and canvasing. This video shows the preparation of Stand 4 Peace with the painting of the basketball court, canvasing, making peace posts, and having fun.
The Heart of The City
Midtown residents along with Russell Stamper II, 15th District Councilman, speaking with the media to rebrand the neighborhood.
UWM students, professors, and the Midtown residents archiving this history of untold stories, historical landmarks, and homes. Click here to learn more.
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Alert Neighbor Program
The Midtown Neighborhood Alliance, the Milwaukee Police Department, Alderman Russell Stamper II, and 6th District Councilwoman collaborate to relaunch the Alert Neighbor Program.
Harambee Home Project
Bader Philanthropies, Mayor of Milwaukee, 6th District Councilwoman and Midtown Neighborhood Alliance collaborate to support Habitat for Humanity Home Project in the Harambee Neighborhood.
Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity Virtual Gala
Midtown Neighborhood Alliance collaborate with Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity for Virtual Gala
Parking Lot Theatre
St. Michaels Church, 414 Life, Near Westside Partners, Habitat for Humanity, Penfield Montessori, The PEAK Initiative, Parking Lot Theatre, 15th District Councilman, and The Midtown Neighborhood Alliance partner to host pop up drive in movie theatre in the Midtown neighborhood during the height of Covid-19.
