Mission
WFIC builds a pipeline of talent for Wisconsin.
News
College Readiness 21 (CR21) is featured in an exceptionally compelling article that declares it as “a nonprofit program that works.” To view the online article, visit: Small Business Times or OnMilwaukee.com.
Goals & Accomplishments
WFIC supports the state’s 20 private colleges by working with business and community leaders to expand the colleges’ strength and collective action.
In 2007, WFIC surpassed $50 million in funds raised in cash and program services on behalf of the colleges.
WFIC’s strategic goals include creating a pipeline of talent by:
• Expanding our efforts to find talented students to attend our colleges, especially students of diversity.
• Supporting students while in college with scholarships.
• Linking students back to the Wisconsin economy through internships and other workplace partnerships.
In 2007, WFIC surpassed $50 million in funds raised in cash and program services on behalf of the colleges.
WFIC’s strategic goals include creating a pipeline of talent by:
• Expanding our efforts to find talented students to attend our colleges, especially students of diversity.
• Supporting students while in college with scholarships.
• Linking students back to the Wisconsin economy through internships and other workplace partnerships.
History & National Affiliate
Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce founded WFIC on February 10, 1954.
WFIC is one of 35 state and regional associations affiliated with The Foundation for Independent Higher Education (FIHE). FIHE represents 645 independent colleges and universities in the United States.
WFIC is one of 35 state and regional associations affiliated with The Foundation for Independent Higher Education (FIHE). FIHE represents 645 independent colleges and universities in the United States.
Status
WFIC is a nonprofit corporation. It is classified as a charity under regulations 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All donations to WFIC are tax deductible.
