Neil Willenson was 22 years old when he created Camp Heartland, a summer retreat for children with HIV or AIDS or who live with someone who does.That was 17 years ago.
Now called One Heartland, the Milwaukee-based nonprofit agency has become a year-round national organization whose mission is to improve the lives of socially isolated children through a series of camps in three different states.
At the end of September, Willenson, 39, will step down as CEO of the foundation he created. He is a UW-Madison graduate.