Whitburn Center
Our Partners
About Our Partners
The Whitburn Center has collaborated with a large variety of partners. The following are groups we have worked with in many capacities, including fee-for-service clients, external funders who have financially supported our work, organizations we have collaborated with on community engaged projects, and other groups that we have presented to on a local and national scale. Click the logos below to access their websites.
Fee-for-Service Clients
We also offer a wide range of consulting and research services at a fee that is favorable to local government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and citizens. We customize projects to fit client needs. Some of our current and past clients are listed below. You can click here for more information or to request a project with the Whitburn Center.
City of Eau Claire
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Winnebago County Health Department
Wisconsin Alliance for Civic Trust (WisACT)
Funding Sources
Our work has also been made possible through grants from the following external funders. We are grateful for their support.
Herb Kohl Philanthropies
National Science Foundation (NSF)
The Carter Center
Tommy G. Thompson Center on Public Leadership
UWO Sustainability Institute for Regional Transformations (SIRT)
Collaborations
Our staff has collaborated with several organizations on like-minded initiatives in Wisconsin and beyond. We have provided consultations, presentations, and more to the following groups.
City of De Pere
Columbia University Teachers College
Leadership Oshkosh
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Local Government Institute of Wisconsin
Neenah-Menasha Fire Rescue
Resolution Center, Inc.
UW Extension
UWO Center for Civic and Community Engagement
Wisconsin Counties Association (WCA)
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction
Wisconsin State Fire Chiefs Association
Wisconsin Towns Association (WTA)
Presentations
The Whitburn Center has presented our research and findings to many audiences, including the professional associations and organizations that follow.