The Figureheads
www.figureheadsinc.org

The Figureheads is a musical act turned non-profit organization using our hip hop music to benefit a large developmental spectrum from kids to college students, parents to professional teachers and psychologists. Our vision is for community development through music and mentorship. We equip each audience of ours (kids, peers and professionals) with educational tools and musical resources to pursue healthy relationships and quality living, and most importantly, to find ways to connect with each other across generational, developmental and cultural lines.


Integrated Development Services
www.ids-wi.com

At IDS, we believe family is the foundation for a child's development. It is critical that families are equipped with effective strategies for promoting children's relationships, communication, and learning.






Move Out Loud
www.moveoutloud.com

Move Out Loud is a tiny extension of Kiddo Publishing, and was created out of a love for children and our passion for expression through movement. Our goal is to build confidence and self-esteem by encouraging individual creative movement as well as participation in structured activities. We seek to create an environment where music and movement can contribute to cognitive, physical, social-emotional and language development of children. Our studio unites mind, body and heart learning and celebrates the imagination and playful nature of children.


Elements of Change
www.eocedutainment.com

Elements of Change (EOC) is an award-winning "Edutainment" organization based in Wisconsin that specializes in engaging secondary aged youth using youth culture to help them succeed both academically and and socially.






Relate Now
www.relatenow.com

RelateNow is a Web-based software system that empowers parents and therapists to more effectively help children with Autism and related disorders.





Imagine A Child’s Capacity
www.icc-wi.org

ICC is a nonprofit organization that imagines the capacity of a child with diverse support needs when parents, teachers, peers and the community have a wide array of tools to support that child reaching his or her fullest potential.