Milwaukee-area organizations land funding for emergency and low-income housing

Ten Milwaukee-area organizations that provide emergency shelter, transitional residences and extremely low-income housing were awarded grants by the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority (WHEDA) Foundation.

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Milwaukee-area organizations land funding for emergency and low-income housing

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