About Us

The Ozaukee Nonprofit Center (ONC) strengthens our community by providing shared space, capacity-building programs, and essential direct services.

We offer affordable co-working meeting spaces, event rentals, and collaboration space to nonprofits and mission-driven organizations — creating a dynamic environment where partnerships and ideas thrive.

Through professional development programs and networking event, the ONC supports nonprofit staff, volunteers, and boards in growing their organizations and increasing their community impact.

We also deliver vital services directly to the public through programs like Volunteer Ozaukee, the Ozaukee Community Baby Bank, and our new (coming soon) Telehealth Access Center — connecting individuals, families, and volunteers to resources they need.

 

 

Collaborating Agencies

Requests for Service

Visitors

Nonprofit Professionals, board members, and volunteers

OUR MISSION

To sustain a collaborative network of nonprofits in support of their mission for creating a stronger community.

OUR TEAM

Carissa Barnes

Carissa Barnes

Chief Executive Officer

Mary Boyle

Mary Boyle

Events & Communications Coordinator

Jane Howell

Jane Howell

Operations & Support Coordinator

Ty Bajurny

Ty Bajurny

Shared Space Custodian

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Jonah Turner

Board President

Joe Kassander

Board Vice President

Victor Campbell

Board Treasurer

Laura Leske

Board Secretary

Tim Schoonenberg

General Counsel

Don Shoonenberg

Board Member

Jerry Faust

Board Member

Roy Dietsch

Board Member

Michael Weber

Board Member

Cindy Simons

Board Member

Joe Graf

Board Member

At ONC, we believe that strong nonprofits build strong communities — and we are proud to create the space and opportunities that help both grow.

Our History

1994

Family Enrichment Center (FEC) was incorporated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

1995

COPE Services, Ozaukee Family Services, The United Way of Greater Milwaukee, the Volunteer Center, and the Mental Health Association combined forces to move into the first Family Enrichment Center in the Cedar Mills Clinic on Pioneer Road in Cedarburg, WI.

1998

A generous (and wishes to remain anonymous) family donation began construction of a new center at 885 Badger Circle in Grafton, WI to allow for increased space and additional agencies to join.

1999

The agencies officially moved into the United Way Family Enrichment Center building (UWFEC) at 885 Badger Circle in Grafton.

2005

The generous family who built the UWFEC and managed the property since construction in 1998, officially donated the property and all its assets to the FEC

2006

The FEC hired its first part-time staff member to facilitate the daily management of the building

2020

The FEC officially rebranded and changed its name to the Ozaukee Nonprofit Center Inc (ONC). The ONC purchased a new location at 2360 Dakote Drive in Grafton and renovation began for an additional move to expand space and agency capacity.

2021

The organization made its final move to its current location at 2360 Dakota Drive in Grafton WI.

Transparency

Transparency builds trust. As a nonprofit organization, Ozaukee Nonprofit Center posts our most recent governance and financial documents for the public. Other public documents are available upon request.

Annual Reports

Our annual report highlights Ozaukee Nonprofit Center’s accomplishments for that calendar year.

2020 Impact Report
2021 Impact Report
2022 Impact Report

IRS Form 990

Form 990 is the Internal Revenue Service’s designation for the tax return that most public charities are required by law to submit annually. This form includes a summary of Ozaukee Nonprofit Center’s activities, assets, receipts, expenditures and compensation of directors, officers and certain employees.

2019 IRS Form 990
2020 IRS Form 990
2021 IRS Form 990
2022 IRS Form 990
2023 IRS Form 990

 

Governance Documents

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501(c)3 Determination letter
Bylaws
Articles of Incorporation
Form W-9

Audited Financial Statements

Ozaukee Nonprofit Center is committed to maintaining the highest standards of integrity and fiscal responsibility. Our annual audit complies with generally accepted auditing standards.

2019 Audited Financial Statements
2020 Audited Financial Statements
2021 Audited Financial Statements
2022 Audited Financial Statements
2023 Audited Financial Statements