Small Business Guide

SMALL BUSINESS GUIDE

2021-2022

SMALL BUSINESS GUIDE

Distributed at 100 + locations all over Dane County

Featuring small businesses such as: • Accounting & Tax Services • Arts, Culture & Entertainment

• Legal Services • Lodging & Travel • Pet Services • Restaurants & Night- life • Shopping & Retail • Sports & Recreation • Transportation • Wedding, Events & Meetings

• Auto Sales & Service • Banking & Finance • Business Services

• Community Organizations • Dentists & Orthodontists • Education • Health & Wellness • Not for Profit • Insurance & Real Estate • Internet & Web Services

bgcdc.org (608) 661-4726 1818 W.Beltline Hwy Madison WI 53713

BOYS & GIRLS of CLUB DANE COUNTY

Imagine a place where who you are, where you’re from or the cir- cumstances that sur- round you don’t de- termine your access to experiences or oppor- tunities. Through your support, Boys & Girls Clubs are making that vision a reality — in your community and communities around the world. The Boys & Girls Clubs’ mis- sion is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as pro- ductive, caring, responsible citizens. Our vision is to provide a world-class Club Experience that assures success is within reach of every young per- son who enters our doors, with all members on track to graduate from high school with a plan for the fu- ture, demonstrating good character and citizenship, and living a healthy lifestyle. Boys & Girls Clubs of Amer- ica had its beginnings in 1860 with three women in Hartford, Connecti- cut - Mary Goodwin, Alice Goodwin and Elizabeth Hammersley. Believ- ing that boys who roamed the streets “

should have a positive alternative, they orga- nized the first Club. With character devel- opment as the corner- stone of the experience, the Club focused on capturing boys inter- ests, improving their behavior and increas- ing their personal ex- pectations and goals. A

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cause was born.

We believe every kid has what it takes. The mission and core beliefs of Boys & Girls Clubs fuel our com- mitment to promoting safe, positive and inclusive environments for all. Boys & Girls Clubs of America sup- ports all youth and teens – of every race, ethnicity, gender, gender ex- pression, sexual orientation, ability, socio-economic status, and religion – in reaching their full potential.

AXLEY ATTORNEYS

axley.com (608) 257-5661 2 east mifflin street suite 200 madison, wi 53703

Axley Attourneys

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Axley is a full-service law firm with two Wisconsin offices and more than 50 practicing attorneys. Named the #1 Law Firm by InBusiness Magazine‘s Executive Choice awards for the past six years running, Axley provides exceptional legal services to a wide array

we sit on the same side of the desk with you that ideas and solutions can be communicated in everyday language, and so we converse with a minimum of legalese.In the power of community, and so we stay supportive and involved in the issues and causes that affect

NO MATTER THE NEED, AXLEY HAS AN ATTORNEY FOR YOU.

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of clients from individuals and small business owners to multinational corporations. The firm was founded in 1885 in Madison, Wisconsin on a simple philosophy of hard work, loyalty and aggressive representation. In that sense, the firm has changed very little in the last century and a quarter. Six generations later, the business of law is more complex, more sophisticated, more nuanced than ever before – and the Axley team of legal specialists mirrors the challenges of the day. But, the foundational approach to client relationships and tangible results remains strongly intact. At Axley, we always believed in lookingateverysituationfrommultiple angles, and so we value teamwork that our clients are our partners, and so

us all. “Advocacy” is a word often overused in the legal environment, but here at Axley law firm, it’s a word that still carries weight in our client relationships. Any law firm can stand at your side, but it takes an aggressive, responsive, creative approach to be a true advocate, to design uncommon solutions to common issues and to get the results our clients need. Our dedication to exceeding client expectations and furthering innovation in the legal field is evident in a variety of unique alternative fee arrangements. We also maintain a complimentary client portal – a virtual storage space where clients can access documents 24/7. In addition, we make it a priority to respond to all emails we receive within a 24-business-hour time frame.

FREEDOM-INC.ORG (608) 630-8901 2110 Luann Lane Madison, WI 53713

freedom inc

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Freedom, Inc. (FI) is a Black and Southeast Asian non-profit organization that works with low- to no- income communities of color. Our mission is to achieve social justice through coupling direct services with leadership development and community organizing that will bring about social, political, cultural, and economic

in control of the issues, campaigns, and strategies engaged by the organization. The staff facilitates c o m m u n i c a t i o n of key needs and priorities, which strengthens continued leadership within our communities. Staff, in conjunction with community leaders and elders, collaborate to maintain focus and

OUR COMMUNITY IS OUR CAMPAIGN

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change resulting in the end of violence againstwomen, gender-non- conforming and transgender folks, and children within communities of color. FI works to challenge the root causes of violence, poverty, racism and discrimination. Our belief is that people who are most affected by these issues must have voice, power, resources and choice, in order for true social change to happen. At Freedom, Inc. we describe our governance structure as a flower. Rather than making decisions through a traditional non-profit hierarchy, activities are coordinated through overlapping committees that form the petals of a flower (eg. programs for youth, empowerment, organizing, political education, and domestic violence services advocacy are linked together with operations like fundraising and administration). The center of the flower is made up of the organization’s members, so the community served is the community

progress when addressing needs. The board assumes financial and legal responsibilities, but defers leadership to the staff and community for maintaining mission-driven work and strategies. The mission statement and organizational model for Freedom, Inc. is “Our community is our campaign.” We maintain positively- directed focus on the greatest benefit to our multi-faceted communities. Concerted efforts are led by those most susceptible to, and affected by, violence, injustice, and inequality. We continuously hone our critical strategies for developing and sustaining that leadership. In doing so, we provide a cross-sectional and multi-pronged approach to goal achievement that ensures prosperity and success for our future.

willystreet.coop (608) 251-6776 1221 Williamson st madison, wi 53703

willy street co-op

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Willy Street Co-op is different than other grocery stores. A co- op, or cooperative, is a company that is owned by customers who in- vest in the business. We are guided by the Seven Cooperative Principles. Everyone can shop at the Co-op, but Owners receive extra benefits.

farmers, product sup- pliers, and staff who live and work in your community. Co-op Principle Six is Cooperation Among Cooperatives. Coop- eratives serve their Owners most effective- ly and strengthen the cooperative movement

SUPPORT LOCAL

FARMERS & STAFF WHO LIVE AND WORK IN YOUR COMMUNITY.

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by working together through local, regional, national and international structures. You are more successful when you cooperate with others who know how to cooperate. Willy Street Co-op partici- pates in a lot of cooperative efforts locally, regionally, and nationally. Be- low is a list of resources for coopera- tives and cooperatives where we are members.

The Willy Street Co-op start- ed in 1974, when a group of people wanted to provide quality food for their families. They began the Co-op in order to find and sell fresh, local, organic, and natural foods. Over the years, the Co-op has grown to serve many Owners from many different locations. We have expanded to offer more products, we opened a production kitchen and we have three stores. Willy East and Wil- ly North are in Madison, and Willy West is in Middleton. As an Owner, when you purchase food and products you invest in a business you own. You support local

We are located at the gateway of Madison’s historic culinary and entertainment cen- ter – the First Set- tlement District of Madison, WI. Our lo- cally-sourced, yet glob- ally inspired menu fea- tures wood-fired pizza, Wisco-Detroit ched- lucille lucillemadison.com (608) 283-0000 101 king st, madison, wi 53703

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behind Lucille found- ed the Cook It Forward Network, a campaign that partners withMad- ison restaurants and community nonprof- its to produce healthy, fresh meals for those who are food insecure. ​CIF enlists Madison restaurants to produce

LUCILLE IS A TRI-LEVEL FRESH COCKTAIL, CRAFT BEER, PIZZA AND SHARED PLAT- TERS VENUE.

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dar-crusted black steel pan pizza and artfully crafted Pan-Latin cuisine. Lucille is about gathering, celebrating, treating each other and ourselves well. Lucille is managed by Rule No. One Hospitality, a mis- sion-driven lifestyle company seek- ing to provide warm, fun and an endlessly interesting mix of inspired programming that challenges, invig- orates and delights our guests by cel- ebrating our craft, who we are, what we do and what we believe capturing the neighborhood’s unique lifestyle and culture. We stand for humility, col- laboration, respect, love, equity and inclusivity. In June 2020, the team

individually packaged meals for de- livery to local food banks, pantries, and other sites, serving as an interme- diary. We are aligning mission-driven small business, traditional non-prof- its, and community-centered corpo- rate entities. We are all working collective- ly on social entrepreneurship, social equity, and social justice-- one dollar at a time. We stand in solidarity with Black, LGBTQ+, and Indigenous communities everywhere

artgeckoshop.com (608) 280-8053 510 state street madison, wi 53703

art gecko

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Over the years, Art Gecko has maintained the bohemian edge that has tempered the taste of the items we purvey, as well as the the at- mosphere in the shops themselves. We strive to pro- vide a personal shop- ping experience, and

ming on the beaches of Bali. Many trades are done by motor bike that go directly to the source of production, small shops or vendors who represent the crafters of the items. We deal primarily with traditional manufactur- ers of cottage industry

ART GECKO HAS ALWAYS BEEN ABOUT EXPLORA- TION, CULTURAL AWARENESS AS WELL AS GRASS ROOTS COM- MERCE.

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we hope that you like our choices as much as we do! The mix is eclectic, ranging from elegant to fun, vintage Native American Turquoise to con- temporary designs in jewelry, fur- niture, clothing, decor, and holistic goods. Art Gecko started with a duf- fel bag and a free ticket. From there, the world has been our Basko (Indo- nesianmeatball soup of beef or chick- en, made with copious quantities of MSG). From over night buses to all night vending, the character of Art Gecko has always been molded by its experiences. We have made many ‘platform friends’ in India, played Capoeira in Bkk, and lots of drum-

crafts. This unique approach enables us to gather an exciting mix of goods. They are sometimes beautiful and sometimes irreverent, but always have a story. More than 20 years has passed, and sometimes we fly now instead of taking the 3rd class bus, or use Fe- dEx instead of running the gauntlet at customs. We truly appreciate you giving us the opportunity to present the artifacts, stones, jewels, historias y peliculas that make up the fabric of ours lives at Art Gecko.

fairtradecoffeehouse.com (608) 268-0477 418 state street madison, wi

fair trade coffee

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Fair Coffee House is independent- ly owned and serves up fair trade certified cof- fee and espresso along with panini sandwich- es, soups and house- made pastries and des- serts. Established in 2004, Fair Trade Coffee Trade

arise, like leaf rust that is currently devastating crops all over Mexico and Central America. We don’t just buy our beans, we are a full- on committed partner to our roaster, Equal Exchange, and small farmers to insure that everyone wins in this

WE’RE A FULL-ON COMMITTED PARTNER TO OUR ROASTER.

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house is conveniently located at 418 State Street in downtown Madison. Just a couple of blocks down from the Capital Square and Overture Center and only two blocks up from UW-Madison we are at the heart of State Street and cater to a fun-loving, fast-paced, and ever-changing down- town crowd. 100% of coffee beans, includ- ing all espresso is fair trade certified. What does that mean to you? Maybe a little, maybe a lot. For farmers it means a partner in the coffee busi- ness that has their back. Will support them when prices are up or prices are down. Brings agricultural expertise to the field when sudden challenges

crazy system called capitalism. And that includes you...who can so effortlessly support small coffee farmers and their families by simply enjoying a delicious cup of coffee or a creamy, caramelly double espresso at Fair Trade Coffee House. Think before you drink!

berndtcpa.com (608) 827-5797

7427 Elmwood avenue middleton, wi 53562

berndt cpa llc

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Our mission every day at Berndt CPA LLC is to serve our clients with the tools andknowledge at hand, ever striving to extend the boundaries of our abilities, as we provide client support that is unparalleled. We do this by abiding in a philosophy that has

as we value them. You have my word that we’ll hold true to that commitment. Berndt CPA LLC Vi- sion and Values start with a guiding prin- ciple to work together as an integrated team of professionals and provide outstanding

WE CARE ABOUT OUR CLIENTS. WE CARE ABOUT OUR WORK AND FAMILY.

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earned over 10 years’ worth of busi- ness from many of our clients and re- spect from our community partners. We care about our clients. We care about our work. We care about our families, our communities and one another. The ensuing environ- ment has helped us recruit and retain a core team with extensive experi- ence in tax, accounting, technology, and customer service. Our commitment to profes- sionalism, courtesy and excellence extends from the clients we see every day to the clients we see once a year. We believe it is this commitment that has made us a successful company, with clients who value us as much

outsourced accounting, consulting, payroll and tax services to our cli- ents. Those values are based on four pillars that serve as a guide for every- thing we do and define our commit- ment to the following. Every monthly staff meeting, with a goal of keeping client service top-of-mind for each Berndt team member, in which one of the 12 Stan- dards is featured, on a rotating basis, and examples of excellent client ser- vice, professional tips, firm news and more are shared.

grapewater.wine (608) 692-6778 7466 Hubbard Avenue middleton, wi

grape water wine bar

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Meet Your Good Neigh- bor Front Porch Series: Grape Water Wine Bar A perfectly poured glass of wine can change the course of a life. That’s what happened to Nic- ki Prestigiacomo, who visited a wine bar and was taken in by the es- tablishment’s high-tech Italian-made wine dis-

joy a good wine,” she explained. Grape Wa- ter’s self-service system is simple and fun to use: Scan a card, select a wine and the size of the pour and settle up when you’re ready to leave. The sys- tem allows customers to choose pours of various sizes while enjoying an

YOU DONT HAVE TO GET ALL DRESSED UP TO ENJOY A GOOD WINE.

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pensers. The self-serve dispensers kept the wine at a perfect temperature, and with the swipe of a card, delivered the perfect pour. Prestigiacomo, who was work- ing in IT at the time, had been ponder- ing a career change. “Oh my gosh, these dispensers are so fun,” she thought, as she poured a glass. And so began the adventure of Grape Water Wine Bar. The establish- ment, which opened in 2017, is locat- ed on Hubbard Avenue in the heart of downtown Middleton. Its motto is em- blazoned across the front window. “Unsnobbing the wine bar, one glass at a time.” That’s Prestigia- como’s aim, and she has built Grape Water around that simple idea. “You don’t have to get all dressed up to en-

environment that is as relaxing as home. Prestigiacomo said the small pours are especially popular. Because of the current health order, Grape Water’s seating is limited to outside tables (weather permitting), although the wine bar is holding some DIY Wine Tasting Events inside. Check Eventbrite for more information. The wine bar is also selling wine by the bot- tle curbside and it has some playful gift boxes available online. Prestigiacomo said she’s com- ing up with creative ideas like this to help keep the business going during the health order — she simply can’t imagine working anywhere else.

dogtopia.com (608) 466-3338 2 east mifflin street suite middleton, wi 53562

dogtopia

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At Dogtopia of Mad- ison West, we believe that every dog deserves regular daycare. At Dogtopia, our profes- sional, knowledgeable team will enrich your dog’s life by providing a safe, fun and stimu- lating environment for them to learn, exercise and socialize.

you’re seeing? Give us a call! We consider our- selves your partner and support to help ensure that your doggie engag- es in healthy behavior both here and at home. Our Canine Coaches follow a custom curric- ulum that has been ap- proved for continuing

WE CONSIDER OURSELVES YOUR PARTNER AND SUPPORT TO EN- SURE THAT YOUR DOGGIE ENGAGES IN HEALTHY BE- HAVIOR.

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education credits by the Internation- al Association of Animal Behavior Consultants (IAABC) and the Cer- tification Council for Professional Dog Trainers (CCPDT) and are also trained & certified in Canine CPR and basic first aid. We are owned & operated by a PACCC Certified Professional Animal Care Manager and our facil- ity is a member of the International Boarding & Pet Services Association (IBPSA).

When you enroll your pup in our doggie daycare, they will spend their days playing with like-minded dogs, including their BFFFs (Best Furry Friends Forever). They’ll burn off energy and practice basic obedi- ence from our caring team of certi- fied Canine Coaches. And most im- portantly, they will find the sense of purpose that all dogs crave. Safety is our top priority and transparency is crucial to our cause. We know you are trusting us with your family and we take that respon- sibility seriously. You can breathe easy watching your doggie play on our webcams. Have questions about what

facilityprosllc.com (608) 850-7005 623 S. Gammon Rd #107 madison, wi 53719

facility pros llc

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Do you have one or more buildings over 10,000 square feet that requires cleaning 3 or more times per week? Is your building com- mercial office space, retail, medical, ware- house or industrial, or a auto dealership? There are many

that first impression. Facility Pros is a full service facility main- tenance company and that is what sets us apart. Our commercial cleaning can include daily janitorial clean- ing services, cleaning your windows, pres-

YOU ONLY HAVE ONE CHANCE TO LEAVE A FIRST TIME IMPRESSION.

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facilities maintenance companies to choose from when selecting a vendor for your commercial cleaning needs. At Facility Pros we do things a little different. We focus on client choice. We will tailor a janitorial service to specifically meet your individual needs. Check out the information on our newest service, “Day Porter” service. This simply means we’ll per- form select services during the day- time. This will keep your building looking and running smoothly. You only have one chance to leave a first time impression. The cleanli- ness of your building both inside and out is a big part of

sure washing your front entrance or even changing a few lightbulbs. Fa- cility Pros can tailor a solution which meets your needs. We aim to be a different type of service company. Your satisfaction is important to us. We listen and re- spond accordingly to any request of a clients needs. We strive for open lines of communication between our customers and ourselves. The best relationship is a relationship where communication goes both ways.

nuestromundoinc.org (608) 204-1079 PO Box 6494 Monona, WI 53716

nuestro mundo inc

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With Nuestro Mundo Community School as its core, Nuestro Mundo, Inc. empowers and unites community members by providing and enhancing m u l t i c u l t u r a l e d u c a t i o n a l opportunities in Spanish and English. At Nuestro Mundo Inc., we value

to enhance c o m m u n i c a t i o n and build a sense of community by participating in the governance of the school. Such p a r t i c i p a t i o n contributes to a sense of pride and ownership where families feel that they have a real voice and a stake in the

BUILDING A BETTER WORLD TOGETHER… NUESTRO MUNDO!

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students, families, employees and community members. We will serve them with the highest level of trust and dignity. We will work to promote a diverse and inclusive community. NuestroMundo, Inc.holds thecharter for Nuestro Mundo Community School, a Spanish-English dual- language immersion school within the Madison Metropolitan School District. NMCS’s dual-language immersion philosophy is to develop literacy in both languages. Our philosophy prepares students for success in an increasingly global economy, while promoting acceptance and understanding of cultural differences and strengths. NMCS benefits from a high level of parent engagement from both Spanish-dominant and English- dominant families. The Community Group provides a forum for parents, teachers and the administration

school.

Through the 2015-16 school year, theNuestroMundoCommunity Group put on the following events with the financial help of Nuestro Mundo, Inc. • Parent School Partnership • Summer program for families • Back to school ice cream social • Monthly Community Group meals and meetings • Día de los Muertos celebration • Family movie night • Glow Dance • Día del niño • Teacher appreciation week • Kindergarten and 5th grade promotion parties

barrymorelive.com (608) 241-8864 2090 Atwood ave madison, wi 53703

barrymore theater

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Located on the east side of Madison, Wisconsin, the Barrymore Theatre was originally opened in 1929 as the Eastwood Theater. The grand open- ing was on December 27, 1929. It was attended by Madison Mayor Albert G. Schmedeman and fea- tured Mack Sennett com- edy Midnight Daddies

Steve Sperling, plus oth- er investors and neigh- borhood support, the theater was revamped once again. The venue re- opened on July 10, 1987, as the Barrymore The- atre. The theater’s name- sake comes from the fa- mous family of Barrymore actors. The venue began

THE THEATRE’S NAMESAKE COMES FROM THE FAMOUS FAMILY OF BARRYMORE ACTORS.

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along with radio organist Dave Welton, and within weeks, the theater was sell- ing out. Unique from the start, the au- ditorium was designed and built in Spanish colonial style while the exteri- or featured an Italian Renaissance-style octagonal dome. The auditorium was complete with tile-roofed balconies and twinkling star lights in the ceiling, a feature the theater is still known for to- day. The original theater included top- notch modern acoustical features, and a Western Electric Vitaphone system, the widely-used analog sound-on-disc sys- tem developed for feature films. Later developments included the addition of air conditioning in 1938. Through investors and organiz- ers Richard Slone, Tom Petersen, and

to attract niche artists and audiences such as rock, folk, and women’s acts. In 1988, the theater acquired a beer and wine license, as well as a neighboring restaurant shortly after that. The Schenk Atwood Revitaliza- tion Association saw continued success in the Barrymore Theater, and pur- chased the venue in 1992, and from then on shifted focus to utilizing the space as a rental opportunity. In 1996, former investor Steve Sperling became the theater’s general manager, and con- tinues to bring the Barrymore Theatre quality entertainment and steady success.

greatdanepub.com (608) 284-0000 123 e. doty street madison, wi 53703

great dane pub & brewing

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The Great Dane Pub & Brewing Company was established by college friends Eliot Butler and Rob LoBreglio. The two dreamed of starting a Brewpub that offered many varieties of house-brewed ales and lagers and hearty made - f rom- s c r a t ch pub fare to accompany the beers.

pubs in the Madison area.

WE REALLY WANT TO BE

The Fitchburg Great Dane began operations in 2002 and the Hilldale pub followed in 2006. In 2009, the Hilldale pub expanded its brewery and opened a 4,000 square foot pool hall. Additionally, in May of 2009, the first

KNOWN AS THE PLACE WHERE YOU CAN GET COME IN AND GET CLASSIC BEERS.

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Great Dane outside of the Madison area debuted in Wausau, Wisconsin. The Wausau Great Dane added a 100 seat beer garden and outdoor bar in the spring of 2011. In November 2010, the fifth Great Dane began operations in Grandview commons, off of Cottage Grove Road on Madison’s east side.

When Rob LoBreglio fired up the kettles at the Great Dane Pub for the first time, the brewhouse had no glass, no exhaust system, and the paint on the walls was barely dry. “That was interesting,” says the co-owner and brewmaster about launching the downtown Madison brewpub 20 years ago. The Great Dane, now with five locations, is celebrating its twentieth birthday, which officially falls on Nov. 14, with its ambitious Anniversary Ale and a week of special deals. The original Downtown location opened in November 1994 and expanded with the addition of a pool hall in 1996. The wild success of the first Great Dane led to the decision to open more

blueirislandscaping.com (608) 238-2464 madison area

BLUE IRIS LANDSCAPING

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Blue Iris Landscaping LLC brings artistry and craftsmanship to your home or place of busi- ness. We have a very experienced design-

nursery stock. We reuse and recycle brush and wood that is removed from var- ious yards by having it ground into chips which we use in our nursery first as mulch and then to grow ed- ible mushrooms that decompose the mulch into potting soil for fu-

WE USE ORGANIC PRACTICES OVER 95% OF OUR WORK.

er for your plantings, hardscape and drain- age problems. Blue Iris Landscaping personnel are ICPI trained and certified builders of pa- tios, driveways and Allen Block certi- fied builders of retaining walls. Blue Iris Landscaping main designer and owner studied Land- scape Architecture at the UW Mad- ison and then transferred to the art department at the UW Madison campus The owner and designer is trained and certified by Interlock- ing Concrete Paving Institute (which sets the national standards) in paver (brick) work and Allen Block Co. in retaining wall design and installa- tion. At Blue Iris Landscaping LLC we grow many of our own trees and bushes in our Blue Iris Nursery us- ing organic methods. We also use the companion planting of vegetables to suppress weeds and fertilize the

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ture nursery plants.

Clean hardscape products such as cement and asphalt are taken to quarries that crush and reused the material in construction projects. Removed plants are often saved to be replanted and the remaining refuse is either composted at our shop or tak- en to composting sites. Blue iris Landscaping takes the empty pots from plants we pur- chase, back to nurseries that will re- use aand recycle them.

eriksbikeshop.com (608) 244-9825 3813 e. washington ave madison, wi 53704

ERICK’S BIKE SHOP

As your Madison chi- ropractor dedicated to family chiropractic and spine health, we invite you to join the millions of Americans who have not only found relief from lower back pain, sciatica pain, and mi- graines, but also a path- way to wellness with chiropractic’s natural, drug-free approach to healthcare. The Joint Chiropractic is known for its convenient retail set- ting and concierge-style services in- cluding no-appointments, no-insur- ance hassles, affordable chiropractic care and accommodating hours of operations, including evenings and weekends. The Joint Corp. revolution- ized access to chiropractic care when it introduced its retail health- care business model in 2010. Today, the company is making quality care convenient and affordable, while eliminating the need for insurance, for millions of patients seeking pain relief and ongoing wellness. With more than 600 locations nationwide and over eight million patient visits annually, The Joint Chiropractic is a “

key leader in the chiro- practic industry. Through manual ma- nipulation of the spine delivered to the highest standards by licensed chiropractors, chiro- practic care works to restore and maintain proper communica- tion from your brain to your body by relieving

WE ARE THE BIKE SHOP FOR YOU .

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what chiropractors refer to as a sub- luxation, or a misalignment, of the spine. So whatever “symptoms” you or your family may be experiencing, visit our Madison chiropractic office today to learn more about how you could improve your overall health and well-being. We look forward to seeing you soon!

thejoint.com (608) 597-6538

4706 e. towne blvd madison, wi 53704

the joint chiropractic

As your Madison chi- ropractor dedicated to family chiropractic and spine health, we invite you to join the millions of Americans who have not only found relief from lower back pain, sciatica pain, and mi- graines, but also a path- way to wellness with chiropractic’s natural, drug-free approach to healthcare. The Joint Chiropractic is known for its convenient retail set- ting and concierge-style services in- cluding no-appointments, no-insur- ance hassles, affordable chiropractic care and accommodating hours of operations, including evenings and weekends. The Joint Corp. revolution- ized access to chiropractic care when it introduced its retail health- care business model in 2010. Today, the company is making quality care convenient and affordable, while eliminating the need for insurance, for millions of patients seeking pain relief and ongoing wellness. With more than 600 locations nationwide and over eight million patient visits annually, The Joint Chiropractic is a “

key leader in the chiro- practic industry. Through manual ma- nipulation of the spine delivered to the highest standards by licensed chiropractors, chiro- practic care works to restore and maintain proper communica- tion from your brain to your body by relieving

THE MISSION OF MADISON COMMU- NITY FOUNDATION IS TO ENHANCE THE COMMON GOOD THROUGH- PHILANTHROPY.

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what chiropractors refer to as a sub- luxation, or a misalignment, of the spine. So whatever “symptoms” you or your family may be experiencing, visit our Madison chiropractic office today to learn more about how you could improve your overall health and well-being. We look forward to seeing you soon!

madisongives.org (608) 232-1763 111 N. Fairchild Street, Suite 260, Madison, WI 53703

MADISON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

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Created in 1942 as Madison Community Trust, MCF helps people do their charitable giving their way, to causes they care about most. By starting a named endowment fund, or by giving to a Community Impact Fund, a fund that supports their favorite

geographic area. At MCF, over 90% of gifts go into endowed funds. Endowments are permanent funds. Anyone can contribute any amount of money to a community foundation, which invests these gifts for growth and income. A community foundation

THE MISSION OF MADISON COMMU- NITY FOUNDATION IS TO ENHANCE THE COMMON GOOD THROUGHPHILAN- THROPY.

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cause or nonprofit, or leaving a permanent legacy of support, donors become catalysts for good today and for generations to come. As the community’s foundation, MCF plays a vital role in local philanthropy. MCF is unique in its deep knowledge of the community and its philanthropic expertise. But what makes a community foundation strong is the community of donors who come together through it. Together with donors and the nonprofits they support, MCF strives to help the Madison area become a vibrant and generous place where all people thrive. Community foundations are charitable organizations created through gifts from people who care about a particular community or

then makes grants that strengthen their community. Any individual, business or qualified charity can start an endowment fund, which is managed by their community foundation in perpetuity, meaning that gifts made to it will continue to grow and provide resources for their own community forever. Today, nearly 800 U.S. community foundations collectively grant more than $6.5 billion each year and manage more than $82 billion in charitable assets, according to the Community Foundations Public Awareness Initiative.

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