Established in 1981, the Oakwood Foundation works to attract volunteer and financial support to meet the needs of residents at Oakwood Village West and Oakwood Village East. The foundation offers financial assets and funds for programs, services and facilities, as well as the renovations of current buildings. The Oakwood Foundation also operates the Continuing Care Endowment Fund, which assists resident who deplete their own assets while paying for care at Oakwood Village, which is a Lutheran church-sponsored organization that offers services to serve physical, social, emotional, intellectual and spiritual needs.
Founded in 1945 and located in Madison, Wis., the University of Wisconsin Foundation is a nonprofit organization. It is the official fundraising and gift-receiving organization for the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The foundation receives gifts that are transferred to its annual fund to provide basic resources and development of educational opportunities for various students in schools, colleges and departments operated by the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Additionally, its annual fund provides financial aid to the university s students through scholarships and resources for technology education. The University of Wisconsin Foundation additionally supports special programs that include graduate fellowships and professorships in various academic disciplines and research projects. The University of Wisconsin-Madison enrolls more than 19,000 students who also receive financial aid for completing bachelor s, master s and doctoral degree programs and higher learning opportunities.
Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation is located in Madison, Wis., and is one of the leading energy providers delivering short- and long-term economic and environmental solutions to consumers, businesses and policy makers. The company has energy policy, program design and planning, project management, and education and training departments. Its various services include collaborative planning process, market development and resource acquisition objectives, and community-based strategies to local, regional and national customers. The company also provides data management, customer incentive processing, measurement and reporting services to clients. It offers energy assessments, rating and diagnostics for new and existing homes, and also provides various services, such as retailer and manufacturer contact management, in-field technical and sales representatives, low-interest customer financing and has 24-hour full-service customer call center. Wisconsin Energy Conservation Corporation offers marketing strategies, advertising and public relations services to its customers.
