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Otto Bremer Trust Community Responsive Fund — Initiative Foundation Otto Bremer Trust Community Responsive Fund Otto Bremer Trust Partnership The Initiative Foundation is partnering with its Minnesota Initiative Foundation peers in 2026 to deliver Otto Bremer Trust Community Responsive Fund grants across Greater Minnesota.
Nonprofits based in Greater Minnesota will apply directly through their local Minnesota Initiative Foundation: Northwest Minnesota Foundation Southern Minnesota Initiative Foundation Southwest Initiative Foundation Nonprofits based in the seven-county Twin Cities metropolitan area will apply through Greater Twin Cities United Way . Application processes will vary by location.
Check with your regionally identified Community Responsive Fund partner for details. Grants of up to $75,000 will support organizations responding to urgent challenges and emerging opportunities. The Initiative Foundation, selected as one of six intermediaries, will serve as the administrative hub for the Minnesota Initiative Foundations.
This designation recognizes the Foundations’ regional expertise, deep understanding of community dynamics, and proven experience supporting organizations that address immediate needs and opportunities. Food: Organizations and programs that directly operate meal sites and food pantries to meet basic daily needs.
Shelter: Organizations and programs that provide short-term and emergency shelter beds for people who are housing insecure or facing homelessness. Low-Income Healthcare Clinics: Organizations and programs that primarily provide affordable medical, dental, and mental health services to people with limited financial resources or who are uninsured/underinsured.
Disability Services: Organizations and programs that support people with physical/cognitive disabilities. School-based Mental Health: Organizations and programs that have established school-based mental health services. Organizations that apply for a Community Responsive Fund grant must have 501(c)(3) status.
Government entities and public schools are not eligible; non-public schools are eligible. Other eligibility criteria include: The funded work must align with Otto Bremer Trust’s Community Responsive Fund focus areas for 2026. The recipient organization must have at least five years of successful operations during which it has continuously held 501(c)(3) status.
The organization must complete annual audited financial statements prepared by an independent CPA. The recipient organization’s last fiscal year’s actual expenses must have been $2 million or more, excluding in-kind expenses. The amount awarded may not exceed 10 percent of the organization’s previous fiscal year’s public philanthropic financial support.
Grant funds are not to be used for work to influence public policy, annual events, event sponsorships or fiscal sponsorships. The recipient organization may not have an open OBT strategic grant. Contact a member of our team with your questions about grant opportunities.
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Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations in North Dakota. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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