For as the heavens are higher than the earth so are my ways higher than your ways. Isaiah 55:9
OUR PARTNERS
Eastbrook Academy
Greater Life Community Center
Milwaukee Ballet
Silver Spring Neighborhood Center
We are proud to partner with these organizations. These partnerships allow us to provide our children an opportunity to see the whole picture of what an arts education can achieve.
THANK YOU PARTNERS
ATC MKE SUPPORTERS
ATC Board of Directors
Bader Philanthropies, Inc.
City Of Milw. Arts Board
Comis Foundation
Lynde & Harry Bradley Foundation
Brewers Community Foundation, Inc.
Emory T. Clark Family Foundation
Eastbrook Church
Albert J. & Flora H. Ellinger Foundation
The Gardner Foundation
Greater Milwaukee Association of Realtors Youth Foundation
Greater Milwaukee Foundation
Green Bay Packers Foundation
William N. & Godfrey Fam. Foundation Trust
Evan & Marion Helfaer Foundation
Harri Hoffman Family Foundation Inc.
Dorothy Inbusch Foundation, Inc.
Individual Donors
Charles D. Jacobus Family Foundation
Johnson Controls/UPAF
Dwayne Johnson & Associates S.C.
Kaztex Foundation
Gustav & Gladys Kindt Foundation
Herbert H. Kohl Charities, Inc.
The Herbert Kohler Jr/Natalie Black Kohler Fdn For Giving Back
MARVAN Charitable Fund, a Donor Advised Fund of the
Bradley Impact Fund
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation
Clare M. Peters Charitable Trust
Melitta S. Pick & Joan M. Pick Charitable Trust
Pieper Electric, Inc./Ideal Mechanical
The Ros Foundation
The Raczynski-Greco Family Fund
Shorewest Realtors
Froedtert Hospital Community Investment Fund
Francie L Silverman Foundation
Teerlink Family Foundation
The Townsend Foundation
Union Pacific Foundation
Vanguard Charitable
WE Energies Foundation
OUR PROGRAM:
Above The Clouds inspires a life-long love for the arts through its classes, internships, scholarships and long term commitment to keeping children connected to the arts.
By using creative arts and movement, Above The Clouds is providing growth opportunities in the way of self-discipline, self-control and promoting a higher level of positive self-esteem; thereby helping young people become contributing family and community leaders.
Why ATC?
Our children face a barrage of negative influences that can shape their future. Our children are directly impacted by city of violence.
Statistics Show:
* 22 of the 94 homicide victims in Milwaukee in 2009 were ages 24 and under
* 2,564 Milwaukee youth were treated in an emergecy department or hospitalized for an injury related to violence in 2009
* Cost for emergency department treatment and/or hospitalization of Milwaukee youth injured through violent actions exceeded $10 million in 2009
* Factors associated with youth violence, prior history of violence, drug, alcohol or tobacco use, poor family functioning, etc.
For at-risk youth this program can mean then difference between hope and despair, love and hate, life and death.
* City of Milwaukee Crime Statistics Meeting, 2012.