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Find similar grantsApostle Islands Area Human Rights Fund is sponsored by Boreal Waters Community Foundation. This fund supports efforts to promote tolerance, understanding, and respect for all and to combat bigotry and discrimination by engaging people in dialogue, discussion, relationship-building, cross-cultural awareness, and interaction.
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Spring 2026 Grant Cycle: Timeline, Funds & Application Details Spring 2026 Grant Cycle: Timeline, Funds & Application Details 📅 2026 Spring Grant Cycle Timeline January 5 | Spring Grant Info Session (for applicants) - VIEW RECORDING HERE January 5 | Applications open – APPLY HERE February 2 at 11:59 PM | Applications close February 16 – March 26 | Committee Review Period April 16 | Recommendations presented to Boreal Waters Community Foundation Board April 16 | Applicants Notified of decisions April 30 | Grant Payments Issued June 1, 2026 (or later) to 12 months of start date | Grant period Please note: The grant portal dashboard has a new look.
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Opportunities available in the Spring Grant Cycle: Cook County Community Fund Cook County Community Fund Eveleth Community Foundation Eveleth Community Foundation Fund South Shore Community Fund Apostle Islands Area Community Fund Apostle Islands Area Human Rights Fund Chequamegon Bay Area Community Fund Grutzner Madeline Island Fund Mary H.
Rice Community Innovation Fund Michael Madeline Island Fund Red Cliff / Miskwaabikaang Fund Two Harbors Area Community Fund Animal-Assisted Therapy Fund Four Cedars Environmental Fund Fund for Women and Girls Sandbulte Family Higher Education Endowment Fund Silver Bay Charitable Fund To be eligible to apply for funding, an organization must meet both of the following criteria: The organization must be classified by the IRS as one of the following: A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization A Section 170(c)(1) public entity (e.g., governmental agencies, public schools) A Section 7871 Tribal government An organization with a fiscal sponsor that is classified under one of the above categories The organization must serve communities within the Boreal Waters Community Foundation’s service area .
**Please note that spring grants are not available in Price and Iron Counties; however, organizations in those counties may apply to the Transformation and Community Opportunity Fund grant rounds later this year. We support a wide range of community-driven, equity-centered work .
Generally funding can be used for the following; ( Please note that specific funds may have certain criteria that differ from these) Program or Project Support : To launch, expand, or sustain work in alignment with the mission of the grant General Operating Support : To build strength and stability Capacity Building : To grow organizational effectiveness or leadership Community-Led Solutions : Especially those involving lived experience and cross-sector collaboration Systems Change and Upstream Impact : Projects that address root causes—not just symptoms To stay aligned with our mission, we do not fund : Individuals or direct personal aid Capital campaigns or major construction projects One-time equipment purchases without strategic context Fundraising events or sponsorships Political or lobbying efforts Religious activities (non-religious programming by faith-based organizations is eligible) Regranting to other groups (funds must be used directly by the applicant to carry out the proposed work) Spring 2026 Application Questions You can view the application questions and related criteria here: 👉 Spring 2026 Application Questions We're Here to Support You We know applying for funding takes time and energy, and we're here to support you along the way.
We encourage you to watch the Spring Grants Info Session if this is your first time applying for a grant in this round. If you have questions about eligibility, fit or the application process, please reach out to: Kursula Harris | Senior Community Impact Associate ✉️ kursula@borealwaters. org
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations with projects that impact human rights in the Bayfield-Madeline Island-Red Cliff/Gaa-Miskwaabikaang region and fall within one or more of the following categories: Education, Mediation and conflict resolut…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Apostle Islands Area Human Rights Fund is funded by Boreal Waters Community Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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