NEW HARVEST FOUNDATION
Funding Wisconsin's LGBTQ Communities Since 1984
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ABOUT THE FOUNDATIONNew Harvest Foundation is the only foundation in Dane County, Wisconsin that channels charitable contributions exclusively to organizations working to promote lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ) rights, services, culture, and community development.
Founded in 1984, New Harvest Foundation is operated by a board of directors along with other volunteers. It pools contributions of hundreds of donors each year to provide grant money to LGBT causes. R. Richard (Dick) Wagner, founding leader
We are profoundly saddened by the passing of our founding leader, Dick Wagner. His insight and tireless work to establish New Harvest Foundation resulted in a legacy of 4 decades supporting the LGBTQ+ community through grants. His inspiration has resulted in social change, and has positively impacted hundreds of organizations throughout Wisconsin. He will be missed and we are forever grateful for his courage.
New Harvest Foundation Board For more information see Wisconsin State Journal article. DONATE TODAY
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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR RECENT GRANTEES
Congratulations to Cycle 3, 2021 grantees:
Stage Q will be producing a new week-end long , one act festival in June 2022 called CapitalQ Theatre Festival. New and original one act plays by local LGBTQI+ identifying playwrights will be presented on both stages of the Bartell Community Theater along with free workshops and masterclasses by professional queer writers and artists.
OutReach LGBTQ+ Community Center will be holding a LGBTQ+ Parents support Group to provide networking opportunities for families and to host guest speakers on parenting events such as adoption, surrogacy and foster care. The goal of the support group is to create long-term support for parents and their families often not accepted in conservative social circles.
Stage Q will be producing a new week-end long , one act festival in June 2022 called CapitalQ Theatre Festival. New and original one act plays by local LGBTQI+ identifying playwrights will be presented on both stages of the Bartell Community Theater along with free workshops and masterclasses by professional queer writers and artists.
OutReach LGBTQ+ Community Center will be holding a LGBTQ+ Parents support Group to provide networking opportunities for families and to host guest speakers on parenting events such as adoption, surrogacy and foster care. The goal of the support group is to create long-term support for parents and their families often not accepted in conservative social circles.
