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1		GRAND RAPIDS, MN
2		Saint Cloud, MN
3		STILLWATER, MN
4		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
5		ST LOUIS PARK, MN
6		Minneapolis, MN
7		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
8		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
9		DULUTH, MN
10		ST PAUL, MN
11		EXCELSIOR, MN
12		ROCHESTER, MN
13		APPLETON, MN
14		CLOQUET, MN
15		ST PAUL, MN
16		DULUTH, MN
17		Rochester, MN
18		SOUTH ST PAUL, MN
19		DULUTH, MN
20		LONGVILLE, MN
21		White Bear Lake, MN
22		DULUTH, MN
23		Champlin, MN
24		COLOGNE, MN
25		LEWISVILLE, MN
26		ST CLOUD, MN
27		NORTHFIELD, MN
28		EDINA, MN
29		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
30		SAINT PAUL, MN
31		ST PAUL, MN
32		STEWARTVILLE, MN
33		CHATFIELD, MN
34		WAYZATA, MN
35		SQUAW LAKE, MN
36		East Grand Forks, MN
37		BLOOMINGTON, MN
38		LE SUEUR, MN
39		BURNSVILLE, MN
40		SAINT PAUL, MN
41		PROCTOR, MN
42		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
43		MADELIA, MN
44		PLYMOUTH, MN
45		BLOOMINGTON, MN
46		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
47		Edina, MN
48		Chanhassen, MN
49		EDEN PRAIRIE, MN
50		Cambridge, MN

TO SUPPORT AND IMPROVE THE , ITS PROGRAMS AND SERVICES.

TO ENHANCE PHYSICAL BUILDING, PROGRAMMING, AND COLLECTIONS . PUBLIC .

TO ENGAGE THE COMMUNITY AND ITS RESOURCES TO EXPAND THE REACH AND IMPACT OF THE .

ALL ACTIVITIES CONSIST OF GRANTS TO OTHER EXISTING 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS EXPENSES RELATED THERETO.

PFUND IS A VITAL RESOURCE AND COMMUNITY BUILDER FOR LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER, QUEER AND ALLIED COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS, DEVELOPING LEADERS, AND INSPIRING GIVING.

A $500,000 concessionary loan for 8 years to Four Bands Community Fund. Four Bands Community Fund serves Native clients across South Dakota in the areas of small business development, business lending, financial literacy, and youth entrepreneurship.

THE FOUNDATION PROVIDES SOCIAL SERVICE GRANTS TO NONPROFITS PRIMARILY IN THE AREA OF HOMELESSNESS, VETERANS AND YOUTH.

CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL and LITERACY WORK FOR THE TWIN CITIES

GRANTS TO SUPPORT IDENTITY OF AS A VITAL AND THRIVING CULTURAL, ARTS, AND HERITAGE CENTER

THE SEEKS TO ACCUMULATE FUNDS THROUGH CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE FINANCIAL SUPPORT OF THE CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES AND GRANTS SUCH FUNDS FOR LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED BY THE CLUB.

FOUNDATION IS A FEEDER ORGANIZATION GIVING GIFTS TO OTHER QUALIFIED CHARITIES, SEE PART XV FOR LISTING OF GRANTS

STRENGTHEN COLLABORATION AMONG MEMBERS OF THE , ASSIST MEMBERS IN EXPANDING RESOURCES, AND PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES TO HELP IMPROVE STAFF QUALITY.

REFER TO SECTION XV WHICH LISTS ALL CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS WHICH HAVE RECEIVED GRANTS AND USE TO WHICH FUNDS WERE PUT TO.

THE BENEFIT AND SUPPORT OF THE , ITS BRANCHES AND ITS SUCCESSORS BY PROVIDING GOODS AND SERVICES WHICH INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING: BOOKS AND OTHER MATERIALS, BUILDINGS, FACILITIES, EQUIPMENT, MONIES, ENDOWMENT FUNDS, AND OTHER REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY; OR GRANTS FOR ANY SUCH PURPOSES.

SPNN AMPLIFIES VOICES AND STORIES FROM OUR COMMUNITY AND EMPOWERS PEOPLE TO USE MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS TO MAKE BETTER LIVES, USE AUTHENTIC VOICE, AND BUILD COMMON UNDERSTANDING. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS MISSION BY TEACHING MEDIA AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS TO YOUTH; TRAINING ADULTS IN BASIC AND ADVANCED CAMERA, EDITING, LIGHTING, AND SOUND TECHNIQUES; PROVIDING FOUR CABLE CHANNELS PROGRAMMED WITH LOCALLY PRODUCED CONTENT; AND TEACHING DIGITAL LITERACY COURSES TO YOUTH, ADULTS, AND NEW IMMIGRANTS FROM ACROSS THE TWIN CITIES.

THE INVESTS IN PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES TO SUPPORT A THRIVING NORTHEAST MINNESOTA. WE SERVE SEVEN COUNTIES AND FIVE TRIBAL NATIONS IN NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTA WITH GRANTS, BUSINESS LOANS, KIDS PLUS PROGRAM, AND SPECIAL INITIATIVES.

Provide grants to system staff for innovative enhancements and assist graduating students with scholarships.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND EDUCATIONAL GRANTS TO BENEFIT ANIMAL HEALTH AND ENSURE THE FUTURE OF MEDICINE

TO ENHANCE THE WORK OF THE PUBLIC AND SUSTAIN A STRONG SYSTEM.

THE LONGVILEE IS DEDICATED TO ENRICHING OUR BOTH NOW AND FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. THE IS A VEHICLE FOR PEOPLE WHO CARE AND ARE CAPABLE OF WORKING TOGETHER TO MAKE LASTING CONTRIBUTIONS TO OUR BY AWARDING GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS THAT ENHANCE EDUCATION, ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS, THE ARTS, AND HEALTH AND SAFETY PROGRAMS. FUNDING IS PROVIDED FOR ORGANIZATIONS AND PROJECTS FOCUSED IN THE FOLLOWING CASS COUNTY TOWNSHIPS: WOODROW, WABEDO, KEGO, PINE LAKE, INGUADONA, TRELIPE, THUNDER LAKE, ROGERS, BOY LAKE, AND THE CITY OF .

Awarded grants - Provided 22 grants to 501c3 charitable organizations

PROVIDE CHARITABLE SUPPORT TO THE COMMUNITY THROUGH FIRE PREVENTION, EDUCATION, AND FIRE EXTINGUISHER TESTING AND SERVICE. VARIOUS GRANTS ARE PAID TO INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.

Reading Programs Child Events

farm support and enhancement education for more profitable farm operation assistance with grants for improvements to the farm organization coordinate a team response to give direction for a farm operation

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN BY SPONSORING HOT READS AND SUMMER READING PROGRAMS AS WELL AS SPONSORING OTHER EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED AND SHALL BE OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL AND CHARITABLE PURPOSES, AS CONTEMPLATED AND PERMITTED BY SECTIONS 170(C)(2) AND 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986. WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE FOREGOING, THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH THE CORPORATION IS FORMED, AND THE BUSINESS AND THE OBJECTS TO BE CARRIED ON BY IT, IS TO PROVIDE A MEANS OF IMPROVING THE OF THE COMMUNITIES SERVED BY THE SAINT CLOUD HOSPITAL AND , PRINCIPALLY AS FOLLOWS: (A) ENGAGING IN ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE THE GENERAL OF ALL MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY AND IMPROVE THE DELIVERY OF CARE SERVICES. (B) PROMOTING AND FURTHERING THE PROVISION OF AND MEDICAL CARE SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS WITH LIMITED OR NO FINANCIAL ABILITY TO PAY FOR SUCH SERVICES. (C) PROMOTING EDUCATION. (D) PROMOTING AND MEDICAL RESEARCH. (E) PROMOTING MEDICAL AND ALLIED EDUCATION. (F) SOLICITING GRANTS AND GIFTS FROM PRIVATE AND PUBLIC.

SUPPORT THE WORK OF THE LIBRARY, ST OLAF COLLEGE NORTHFIELD, MN 55057.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO YOUTH, HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GIRLS INVOLVED OR INTERESTED IN , AND TO PROVIDE ACCESSABILITY AND AFFORDABILITY TO YOUNG PEOPLE INTERESTED IN .

GRANTS CAUSES TO FURTHER EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT SOCIAL GUIDANCE OF YOUTH.

TO ELIMINATE DISABILITY CAUSED BY ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION DURING PREGNANCY AND TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THOSE LIVING WITH FASD. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES INCLUDE DIAGNOSIS, INTERVENTION AND FAMILY SUPPORT, PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING, AND COMMUNITY GRANTS.

does not engage in direct charitable activities makes grants donations to charitable organizations qualified under Section 501c3 fo the Internal Revenue Code of 1986

THE IS DEDICATED TO ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE CITIZENS OF THE GREATER , FOCUSING ON ASSET DEVELOPMENT, FUND MANAGEMENT AND AWARDING OF GRANTS, AND IDENTIFICATION OF EMERGING NEEDS.

THE ISSUES GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS IN THE , MINNESOTA AREA RESULTING IN A SHARED EFFORT TO BENEFIT THE PLACE THAT WE LIVE.

SUPPORT THE ACTIVITIES OF THE CLUBS WITHIN THE BY PROVIDING LEADERSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM MATERIALS AND HOSTING MEETINGS. THE ALSO ADMINISTERS GRANTS FOR LOCAL AND PROJECTS SPONSORED BY CLUBS IN THE .

TO IMPROVE WILDLIFE POPULATIONS, HUMANITY FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES, AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY FOR REMOTE REGIONS OF MOZAMBIQUE, AFRICA THROUGH EDUCATION, LEADERSHIP, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND GRANTS, HANDS-ON PROJECTS, PROGRAMS, AND BEST PRACTICES MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES.

Provide support by managing assets, governing fundraising activities and making grants to SHSC.

THIS STATEMENT IS ALSO SUPPLEMENT TO 990-EZ P1, LINE 10. DURING THE YEAR, GRANTS WERE AWARDED TO COLEGIO ANTIGUA THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF PROVIDING FUNDING WORTHY AND POOR STUDENTS WHO COULD NOT OTHERWISE RECEIVE EDUCATION BEYOND GRADE 6. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AWARDED BY THE SCHOOL BY APPLICATION DIRECTLY TO COLEGIO ANTIGUA, WITH HELP IN IDENTIFYING WORTHY STUDENTS BY THEIR REPRESENTATIVE, HARVEY TOLEDO. GRANTS COVER ALL EXPENSES STUDENTS TO ATTEND THE SCHOOL INCLUDING TUITION, EXTRACURRICLAR FEES, LAB FEES, COMPUTER FEES and INTERNET ACCESS, UNIFORMS, STUDENT FIELD TRIPS, TRANSPORTATION AND ANY OTHER EXPENSES DEEMED NECESSARY STUDENTS TO SUCCEED. DURING 2020, THERE WERE EIGHT STUDENTS THAT WERE ABLE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF SCHOOLING WITH THE HELP OF THE .

RECEIVES DONATIONS OF HOMEGOODS AND CLOTHES TO SELL TO THE COMMUNITY AT THRIFT STORE PRICING. ALL FUNDS MADE ARE GIVEN THE FORM OF GRANTS TO LOCAL COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS.

THE MAKING OF GRANTS TO VARIOUS CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND LITERARY ORGANIZATIONS

TO CONDUCT RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL WORKS HELPING NEW IMMIGRANTS ADAPT TO A NEW ENVIORMENT BRIDGING COMMUNITIES OF DIFFERENT ETHNIC AND RACIAL BACKGROUNDS.

REA3D was established in 1996 to support lifelong learning within Proctor School District communities. Specifically, it seeks to enable life-enriching , activities which cannot rely on traditional educational funding. It reaches these goals by holding fundraising activities dispersing funds through awarding bi-annual grants.

TO ENHANCE THE COMMUNITYS ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS THROUGH PROVISION OF FOR THE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED PERSONS, YOUTH, SENIORS, DISABLED, REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS AND THROUGH IMPLEMENTATION OF DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS.

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, . IS ESTABLISHED TO SEEK, ACCEPT AND ADMINISTER CONTRIBUTIONS OF ALL KINDS TO HELP MEET THE CHARITABLE NEEDS OF RESIDENTS IN AND AROUND , MINNESOTA, BY ALL APPROPRIATE MEANS, INCLUDING MAKING GRANTS, PARTICIPATING IN COMMUNITY PROJECTS AND STUDIES, AND PROVIDING RELATED CHARITABLE SERVICES TO ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS.

THE FOUNDATION WAS SET UP TO HONOR THE LIVES OF THEIR THREE CHILDREN WHO ALL PASSED AWAY IN A CAR CRASH. THEY WERE GOING TO BE CHRISTIAN MISSIONARIES IN JAPAN. THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS MISSIONARIES FINANCIALLY THROUGH GRANTS.

PROVIDES GRANTS FOR FOOD, CLOTHING, FOOTWEAR, AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. PROVIDES ASSISTANCE FOR MEDICAL DEVICES, HOME ADJUSTMENTS FOR BARRIER FREE LIVING, AND RECREATING PROGRAMS FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN NEED.

TO PROMOTE YOUTH PARTICIPATION; PROVIDE TRAINING AND EDUCATION TO RUNNERS; AND TO SUPPORT THE RUNNING COMMUNITY THROUGH ANNUAL COMMUNITY GIVING GRANTS.

We coach high school students and young adults in Professional Hospitality, Financial Literacy, Business Networking, and Playing Game of Golf.

TO PROVIDE GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS TO GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS, PARTICIPATE IN ALL LEVELS OF CHARITABLE PROJECTS (LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL), AND OTHER 501(C)(3) PURPOSES.

DISTRIBUTED GRANTS TO 4 OTHER 501(C)3 ORGANIZATIONS WHO PROVIDE CHRISTIAN SERVICES, OR EDUCATIONS SERVIES

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