By Mackenzie Davis Published on WMTV 15 News: Jan. 13, 2025 MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) – A Madison-based nonprofit that builds safety and accessibility home modifications for children with disabilities across Wisconsin is finally getting a space to call home. This year, Logan’s Heart and Smiles will celebrate 23 years of serving

By Greta Boatcher Noah Betsinger is one-of-a-kind. He’s just like any 25 year old, with a passion for his community and a talent for public speaking. Don’t get him started on the Minnesota Timberwolves or the Madison Mallards, as Noah can talk your ear off about any and every topic

By Kristine Hansen | Photography By Hillary Schave, Shot on location at Madison Youth Arts Center (MYArts) Angela Wallace had no idea a volunteer gig at a friend’s nonprofit would eventually turn into a paid position. Witnessing Joe Herr’s work to honor his late son, Logan — born with cerebral

Logan’s Heart and Smiles is a proud recipient of a $30,000 Community Impact Grant from the Madison Community Foundation (MCF). With this grant, the volunteer-based nonprofit, helping construct accessible, safe homes for children with disabilities, is now able to hire their first full-time employee, Angela Wallace. Wallace will step into the role of Executive Director in coming months, where she will lead the organization alongside Logan’s Heart and Smiles founder, Joe Herr.