Corporate Partnership Program
Strengthening Milwaukee. Supporting Jewish life. When businesses invest in community, we all thrive.
Overview
At Milwaukee Jewish Federation (MJF), we believe that a vibrant Jewish community creates a stronger, safer, and more compassionate Milwaukee for everyone. Through our Corporate Partnership Program (CPP), we bring together companies that care about people, purpose, and progress. By aligning your business with MJF, you are investing in programs that defend against antisemitism, foster education and culture, and uplift the most vulnerable — here at home and around the world.
Details
Why become a corporate partner?
When your company partners with the Milwaukee Jewish Federation, you strengthen the fabric of our city — one relationship, one event, one act of generosity at a time. Partnering with the Milwaukee Jewish Federation also allows your business to gain targeted visibility and recognition within a network of over 25,000 Jewish residents and community leaders. Corporate partners benefit from marketing exposure, participation in high-level events and networking opportunities, and association with a respected organization that strengthens community vibrancy and stands against antisemitism. These partnerships help build brand trust while demonstrating your company’s commitment to social responsibility and community support. Explore partnership benefits.
What kinds of businesses partner with Milwaukee Jewish Federation?
Our Corporate Partnership Program attracts a diverse range of businesses and organizations that want to connect with the Milwaukee Jewish community and broader regional leaders. Partners include local and national companies that value community engagement, philanthropy, and strategic visibility among influential professionals and consumers. Partners span industries such as healthcare, finance, legal, and more, all united by a commitment to civic impact and meaningful collaboration.
How can my business get involved?
Getting involved is easy and flexible. Businesses can choose from a variety of corporate partnership levels designed to align with your goals, budget, and desired visibility. To get started, businesses are invited to connect with our team to explore partnership options and create a customized experience that delivers meaningful impact.
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Discover how your business can make a meaningful impact while gaining valuable visibility and connection within the Milwaukee Jewish community. Learn more about our Corporate Partnership Program, including sponsorship levels, benefits, and ways to customize a partnership that aligns with your goals.
Leadership
Ryan Woloshin is the Director of the Business & Professional Network and Corporate Partnerships at the Milwaukee Jewish Federation. He brings more than a decade of experience in Jewish communal leadership, fundraising, and education, with a professional focus on strengthening Jewish identity, addressing antisemitism, and building meaningful pathways for engagement and philanthropy.
Ryan earned his undergraduate degree from Randolph College and holds dual master’s degrees from Brandeis University: an M.A. in Jewish Professional Leadership from the Hornstein Program and an MBA from the Heller School, with a focus on leadership, organizational behavior, and social impact.
Prior to joining Federation, Ryan held leadership roles with the Anti-Defamation League, BBYO, Hillel, and Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, where he developed national programs, cultivated strategic partnerships, and supported emerging leaders. In his current role, Ryan leads the Business & Professional Network, the Corporate Partnership Program, and the Economic Forum, connecting professionals and businesses to Federation’s mission and impact locally, in Israel, and around the world.
Julie Schack serves as Chief Development Officer at Milwaukee Jewish Federation, where she plays a key role in advancing the organization’s mission to strengthen and sustain Jewish life. In this position, Julie leads the Federation’s development efforts, helping to grow philanthropic support that fuels programs and services across Jewish Milwaukee.
At the Federation, Julie partners closely with colleagues, lay leaders, and donors to strengthen the annual campaign, cultivate meaningful relationships, and build a culture of generosity rooted in shared values. With more than 25 years of experience in advertising, marketing, and sales leadership, she brings a strategic and relationship-driven approach to philanthropy—often described as “sales with a soul.” Prior to joining the Federation, Julie held senior leadership roles within the Jewish community, including Director of Women’s Philanthropy and Affinities at the San Antonio Jewish Federation and Executive Director of Hillel Milwaukee, where she helped rebuild and reimagine Jewish life on campus and led award-winning fundraising initiatives.
Outside of work, Julie enjoys staying connected to the Milwaukee community she proudly calls home, as well as spending time with family and friends.
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