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Engaging Communities for Change Through Grantmaking Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation Engaging Communities for Change… | Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation Engaging Communities for Change Through Grantmaking new window. SimpleParallax($el, { scale: 1. 75, delay: 0 })" src="https://de4vzavwp1bb7.
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Jolly, Ph. D. By Chris Garner, Communications Specialist Grantmaking continues to remain at the forefront of Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation’s work.
This summer we have remained busy, working closely with our community partners, affiliates and advocates, listening to their needs while finding innovative ways to support their work and nurture their philanthropy. This includes supporting various organizations around the state addressing animal welfare, civic engagement and the health care needs of our community and looking at new ways to approach the Foundation’s grantmaking process.
Fall is upon us, which means it is almost time for our annual Facing Race Awards , celebrating anti-racism advocates who are working to change narratives around racial equity in Minnesota. Listen as Dr. Jolly shares highlights from our work with nonprofits, donors and community members across the state.
Recently, Rainbow Health , the largest provider of HIV+ care and other critical services to the LGBTQIA+ community in Minnesota, abruptly closed. To ensure a smooth transition of care for the patients impacted, we allocated $170,000 to local agencies and organizations to continue providing them with support and HIV+ care.
In 2023 the Foundation was named one of three community foundations in partnership with the Taylor Family Farms Foundation responsible for distribution of revenue produced from $172 million worth of farmland donated by Glen Taylor to support organizations in southern Minnesota.
One of the first grants directed by the Foundation is to Winona Health to support the Winona Community HUB, which offers support to all experiencing food insecurity, housing insecurity, mental health challenges and more. With this grant, the HUB plans to hire a new community health worker to better support their growing senior population. For years donors have entrusted the Foundation with their legacies.
Thanks to the generosity of Steve Nordberg and Betsy McDonald we were able to make over $360,000 in grants to organizations in Minnesota dedicated to animal welfare. These donations were made possible by the couple’s planned gift . In their will, they decided to donate part of their estate to the Foundation to establish the Nordberg McDonald Fund.
Addressing Community Needs Through Grantmaking We know that a healthy democracy depends on engaged residents during both an election year and beyond. That is why the Foundation has awarded $500,000 through our various grantmaking programs to 14 nonpartisan organizations dedicated to democracy and civic engagement.
While these recent grants demonstrate our commitment to addressing immediate community needs, we are also looking toward the future. This includes making changes to our grantmaking process to ensure we support our community. This year we are collaborating with a Community Council composed of community members, our board and the boards of Mardag Foundation and F.
R. Bigelow Foundation . This redesign work will continue into 2025.
Honoring Anti-Racism Advocates Lastly, we are excited to announce 2024 Facing Race Award recipients: Ma Elena Gutierrez, Tish Jones, Jametta Raspberry and Larry Tucker. These four individuals are working tirelessly in their dedicated fields combat racism in Minnesota.
Be it by providing services to immigrants, education through the art of Hip-Hop, entrepreneurship and food or culturally focused counseling, they are doing the work to impact change.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations in Minnesota focused on animal welfare. The Foundation generally makes grants to nonprofits, government entities, educational institutions, and groups with an eligible fiscal sponsor. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $40,000 (inaugural grants mentioned). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Nordberg McDonald Fund (administered through Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation) is funded by Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Minnesota. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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