Society's Assets

03/13/2026

Whether you're a student, sponsor, donor, volunteer, or looking to purchase your June event tickets, you can now find everything all on one web page. Check out societysassets.org and click on the "Dollars For Scholars" logo to support the scholarship program for college students with disabilities.

03/12/2026

Please reach out to supportsai@societysassets.org if you are a student who is applying for our Dollars for Scholars scholarship program. We want to 1) confirm we have received your full application and 2) if additional time is needed to submit documents next week.

03/11/2026

The final round of winners of our Youth Art Contest at Union Grove High School. Thank you to all who participated in drawing art to promote disability awareness and acceptance.

03/05/2026

Are you voting absentee for the April Election? Absentee voters must have someone witness their absentee ballot by signing and providing their address on the certificate envelope. Your witness can be any adult U.S. citizen except for a candidate on your ballot. The witness should not view the voter’s choices. To learn more about absentee voting, check out our Absentee Voting Fact Sheet:

Do not delay — request your absentee ballot today! Our fact sheet walks you through the process of requesting and filling out absentee ballots step-by-step. View the Absentee Voting in Wisconsin Fact Sheet here (accessible PDF) . View the Absentee…

03/05/2026

Three students, left and middle, stand at Riverview Elementary with their winning entries and prizes of our Youth Art Contest. On the right is Stephanie Schwartz, Executive Director at Society's Assets. There is still one school left with winning entries to be announced! Thank you to all who participated in creating art promoting disability awareness and acceptance.

02/23/2026

We decided to extend the accommodations request date to this week Wednesday the 25th. Looking for 1 or 2 more people to join this class series for adult women with disabilities that begins on March 3rd. Contact Tami to register at 262-619-3612.

The next Taking Care of You class series begins on Tuesday March 3rd. This is for adult women with disabilities. Learn to manage life's challenges in a healthy way. The cost is free to attend. Contact Tami to register at 262-619-3612. Please request any accommodations by February 18th.

02/23/2026

Thank you to Shannon Kafura, a past recipient of the Dollars For Scholars scholarship from Society's Assets shares about the scholarship program here at the Hub Digital Media lab. Shannon is currently pursuing her PhD in Neuroscience at the Medical College of Wisconsin.

02/19/2026

Shannon Kafura, a past recipient of the Dollars For Scholars scholarship from Society's Assets shares about the scholarship program. Shannon is currently pursuing her PhD in Neuroscience at the Medical College of Wisconsin.

02/17/2026

Attention all graduating high school students, continuing college students, or adults returning to school! There is still time to complete our scholarship application. Please read the application criteria carefully and contact Society's Assets with any questions by calling 262-619-3607 or emailing supportsai@societysassets.org.

02/16/2026

WisTech is Wisconsin's assistive technology program funded under the AT Act of 1998. WisTech provides information on selecting, funding, and using assistive technology.

Assistive technology is any item, device, or piece of equipment used to maintain or improve the functionality of people with disabilities, allowing them to be more independent in education, employment, recreation, and daily living activities. Assistive technology includes the services necessary to get and use the devices, including assessment, customization, repair, and training.

For more information on how to utilize our Loan Closet (Supported by WisTech), call Society's Assets at 800-378-9128.

02/10/2026

Kalli Hauter, Senior Engagement Coordinator and Steph Schwartz, Executive Director at Society's Assets stand with students and their winning art drawings at Concordia Lutheran School in Racine. The contest is a way to promote disability awareness and acceptance through art to win a prize.