Walnut Way

03/23/2026

March is Women’s Month.

These women have contributed so much to our community. Salute the Women hosted by resident of Lindsay Heights Ramona Curry who honored the women who so often become overlooked in terms of being considered for their valuable input and work for others.

Walnut Way believes that the women who paved the way are the real pillars of our society and we could not do it without them.
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03/22/2026

https://forms.office.com/r/nucTVtGV5E

Residents across Milwaukee County, we want to hear from you.

Walnut Way has just launched the Lindsay Heights, Milwaukee County Community Priorities & Affordability Survey – Governor’s Race 2026. This short survey lifts up what matters most to neighbors facing historic under‑investment: affordability, housing, opportunity, health, and the environment.

Your voice will shape a public, nonpartisan community dashboard on the Walnut Way website, so candidates and decision‑makers can see what our neighborhood is saying in real time.

✅ Takes about 5–7 minutes
✅ Anonymous results, shared as community‑level data
✅ Open to residents who live, work, worship, or gather in and around Lindsay Heights

Add your voice here: https://forms.office.com/r/nucTVtGV5E

Walnut Way is a 501(c)(3) organization and does not support or oppose any candidate or political party. This survey is for community learning and voter education, not endorsements.

Please share this post with friends, family, and neighbors who care about Lindsay Heights and similar neighborhoods across Milwaukee County.

03/21/2026

Before Walnut Way was an organization, it was an act of care. 🌸

On a stretch of 17th Street, where abandoned houses and the weight of disinvestment told one story, a group of neighbors chose to tell another. They planted tulips along the sidewalks....not just to beautify the block, but to make a declaration:

People live here.
People care here.
Community grows here.

Those simple acts of planting were seeds of something greater—hope, pride, and collective action. From those flower beds grew the movement we now know as Walnut Way.

This , we honor the neighbors who believed that even in difficult soil, something beautiful could grow—and proved that when a community comes together, transformation follows. 🌿🌼

03/14/2026

Voting with Wisdom took off this past Thursday with Judge Chris Taylor and Judge Carl Ashley, educating residents of Wisconsin about the importance of voting and how crucial it impacts our daily lives.

They stressed the act of political exercise as not only pertaining the better interests of the individual, but also the community as as a whole.

Please stay tuned to Wisconsin elections and make sure you use your political rights. Remember the power is up to you!

03/13/2026

03/12/2026

Walnut Way believes change starts with community voice & collective action.

Join us for the NID #12 Election & Housing Resource Fair to cast your vote, connect with local organizations, and access resources that support stable housing and thriving communities.

📅 Saturday, March 14, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Elm Creative Arts School | 900 W Walnut St

✨ Register using the QR code and join us in shaping the future of our neighborhood.

03/11/2026

Small hands. Rich soil. Big futures. 🌱
At Walnut Way, environmental stewardship starts with nurturing the next generation to care for the land and the community it sustains.

03/10/2026

Being an informed voter starts with learning the issues and hearing from candidates directly.

Join us for the Vote With Wisdom Education Series: Community Candidate Forum with WI Supreme Court Candidate Judge Chris Taylor.

📅 March 12 | ⏰ 4:45–6 PM
📍 Mission of Christ Lutheran Church, 912 W Center Ave

This nonpartisan event is open to the community.

👉 Come listen, learn, and engage in the democratic process.

03/04/2026

Join us for the Lindsay Heights NID 12 Board Elections and Community Resource Fair a dynamic gathering focused on connection, access to resources, and neighborhood leadership.

This event will serve as an official opportunity to participate in the Neighborhood Improvement District (NID) 12 Board Elections. Residents will hear about the NID's 2025 accomplishments and have the opportunity to vote or receive information on how to become more involved in NID committees. You must be a residents in Lindsay Heights to vote.

In addition to the election, this event will bring together local organizations offering information on housing support, home repair programs, health and wellness services, education, workforce opportunities, youth programming, and more. Residents will be able to meet directly with providers, ask questions, and sign up for programs that support their households.

Whether you’re coming to access services, cast your vote (if you're a resident in Lindsay Heights), explore leadership opportunities, or simply connect with neighbors, this event is an important moment to shape the future of Lindsay Heights.

02/24/2026

02/19/2026

Please attend this Town-hall meeting talking about utility justice in Wisconsin! We need your support.

Citizen Action of Wisconsin is hosting a utility justice event called “Fight For Our Lights.” They will have a town hall meeting talking to local officials and state officials with actual testimonies from residents around the subject of how our utility bills are growing and what we need to do to protect our pockets!

The WEBB will be there in solidarity!
If you are available please join them on Feb 24th, 2025 at Center St Library 6-7 pm .

For more information check out the flyer!