In December 2018, a Marquette student who attended the Impact National Conference as a High School student invited 14 classmates to join her in Atlanta for the Impact National Conference that year. After attending the conference 8 students came together to be trained and equipped to start a chapter on Marquette campus Fall of 2019
Impact at UW-Madison has been on the campus on and off since 2002. The chapter died out for two year (2011-13). In 2012, Kesha Wilkinson, an UW-Madison alumni, felt the leading of the Lord to assist in the relaunch of the chapter. Along with three UW-Madison students, she relaunched the chapter the Fall of 2013. The University Gospel Choir is also supported by Impact on this campus.
Supported by Athlete in Action Staff, Impact was founded at UW-Oshkosh in 2017 after 4 students attended a Regional Impact Fall Retreat.
Launched Fall 2020, Impact at UW-Milwaukee was a leap of faith as it has been a difficult campus to get Black student ministry started. In 2020, it was launched and recruited two students to be involved virtually (due to the Covid Pandemic). It now has a thriving small group of 4 ladies who are actively involved and are excited to see the future growth of the movement.
Founded in 2010, Ignite became a bible study on Whitewater campus for black students. After being active for 7.5 year it die out. Although it was no longer on campus students still had a strong desire to see the Ignite on campus again but not just as a bible student but also as a movement that seeks to share the gospel on campus and be apart of reflecting Christ on campus and the surrounding communities. Rhamia Jones and Tatyanna McLemore, both alumni of UW-Whitewater and Ignite, relaunched Ignite as Ignite Impact the Fall of 2019.