Foundation for Black Women's Wellness

Ownership

The Foundation for Black Women's Wellness is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization founded by Lisa M. Peyton, making it Madison-resident owned and controlled. Led by Lisa Peyton-Caire, MS.ED., founder, president and CEO, it is entirely locally governed.

Local Sourcing

No information is publicly available about the organization's supply chain sourcing practices or supplier relationships. The organization operates as a nonprofit focused on community health programming rather than a traditional retail spa with published supplier information.

Community Involvement

The Foundation has built strong partnerships and collaborations with community partners, private organizations and public agencies, and reaches, engages, and supports over 7,000 women and girls in Dane County and across Wisconsin annually. Over 17 years, the annual Black Women's Wellness Day has brought thousands of women together and the organization hosts significant community events.

Local Workforce

The organization built its staff from one to 15 employees after receiving grants, and client testimonials demonstrate positive program outcomes. However, specific information about wages, benefits, employee tenure, and workplace satisfaction is not publicly available.

Revenue Retention

The Foundation led a crowd-funding campaign in 2019, raising over $100,000 from individual and corporate donors to support local operations. The organization received $300,000 in multi-year grants from the Wisconsin Partnership Program, and all funding stays within Madison to support local community programs and operations.

Local Presence

Strong local signals include specific Madison/Dane County references ('Dane County', 'Madison, WI'), named programs with local impact ('Saving Our Babies'), and mission-driven language focused on community health transformation. Minimal corporate signals present; no location selectors, franchise indicators, or boilerplate template language detected.