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The Wisconsin Labor History Society is a volunteer-based organization dedicated to recording and cataloguing the historical labor events of Wisconsin. Their mission is to inform the public, including school children, activists, and historians, about the contributions of labor to the state, while promoting awareness of Wisconsin's rich labor history. The Society is committed to getting labor's story into schools and colleges, preserving documents and records of workers and their unions, and is supported by membership dues, contributions, and volunteers who donate their time and skills. Through their efforts, the Wisconsin Labor History Society plays a vital role in preserving and sharing the important legacy of labor movements in the state.Generated from the website

Laborers International Union of North America Local in Milwaukee, WI is a branch of the larger labor union organization that represents workers in various industries. They provide support and advocacy for their members, ensuring fair wages, benefits, and working conditions through collective bargaining and representation. Generated from their business information

UAW Local 180, founded on September 23rd, 1936, represents workers at J.I. Case CNH and has been actively involved in community initiatives for over eight decades. The organization's many contributions include supporting initiatives such as United Way drives, Wisconsin Special Olympics, Racine Youth Sports, the Hot Meals Program, and the Christmas Giving Tree. Additionally, UAW Local 180 conducts food drives benefiting the Racine County Food Bank, blood drives for the Blood Center of Wisconsin, and clothing drives for those in need. The company's ongoing commitment favorably impacts the Mount Pleasant community, demonstrating their belief in collective action for meaningful change. This description was generated from their website