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1		NORTHFIELD, MN
2		ST PAUL, MN
3		CHANHASSEN, MN
4		Minneapolis, MN
5		ST PAUL, MN
6		ST PAUL, MN
7		MARSHALL, MN
8		ROCHESTER, MN
9		APPLETON, MN
10		CLOQUET, MN
11		NEW ULM, MN
12		Rochester, MN
13		BAYPORT, MN
14		AUSTIN, MN
15		ST PAUL, MN
16		LONGVILLE, MN
17		Chanhassen, MN
18		Minneapolis, MN
19		Saint Paul, MN
20		DULUTH, MN
21		COLOGNE, MN
22		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
23		SAINT PAUL, MN
24		ST PAUL, MN
25		STEWARTVILLE, MN
26		OWATONNA, MN
27		ARDEN HILLS, MN
28		Saint Paul, MN
29		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
30		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
31		BLOOMINGTON, MN
32		MINNETONKA, MN
33		GOLDEN VALLEY, MN
34		PROCTOR, MN
35		ST PAUL, MN
36		MADELIA, MN
37		BLOOMINGTON, MN
38		North Oaks, MN
39		CHATFIELD, MN
40		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
41		BEMIDJI, MN
42		SAINT CLOUD, MN
43		STILLWATER, MN
44		Saint Paul, MN
45		Paynesville, MN
46		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
47		BURNSVILLE, MN
48		EDEN PRAIRIE, MN
49		EDINA, MN
50		MARSHALL, MN

TO SUPPORT NORTHFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY WITH AWARENESS, EDUCATION, COOPERATION, FINANCIAL SUPPORT.

TO SHARE THE POWER OF LEARNING THROUGH EDUCATION, COMMUNITY BUILDING AND ADVOCACY.

ProvidegrantstoSTEMstudents

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.

PROVIDE IMMIGRATION LEGAL SERVICES, EDUCATION, and ADVOCACY FOR LOW-INCOME IMMIGRANTS and REFUGEES IN

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.

TO PROMOTE COOPERATION BETWEEN REGIONAL LIBRARIES. 18 COUNTIES IN SW MINNESOTA MAKE UP THE REGION. ALL TYPES OF LIBRARIES ARE ELIGIBLE.

SEMAC EXISTS TO ENCOURAGE, PROMOTE AND ASSIST REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT BY PROVIDING LEADERSHIP, OUTREACH, ADVOCACY, MENTORSHIP, GRANTS, AND SERVICES.

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.

SELLING DONATED CLOTHING AND HOUSEWARES AND PROVIDING FUNDS AND GRANTS TO CHURCH RELATED NONPROFIT MINISTRIES.

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

SUPPLEMENTAL ASSISTANCE LIBRARY PROGRAMS AND SERVICES

TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR CLASS SUPPLIES, PROJECTS, GRANTS AND AWARDS THAT IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF FOR THE STUDENTS IN SCHOOLS.

THE INSPIRES AND ENCOURAGES GIRLS TO IMAGINE SOMETHING BIGGER. WE STRIVE TO BUILD CONFIDENCE AND OFFER TOOLS THAT WILL ALLOW A GIRL TO GO AFTER HER DREAMS AND FEEL SUPPORTED ALONG THE WAY. THROUGH GRANTS, MENTORSHIP, AND ONGOING DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES, THE IS GIVING MINNESOTA GIRLS STRENGTH TO ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL.

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 .

Provide grants to charities and the community

ECMC) provides financial counseling and education to empower students to make better choices about their futures. ECMC, a 501(c)(3) organization, is a national guaranty agency designated by the U.S. Secretary of Education under and pursuant to the provisions of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended. In 2013, ECMC added the Solutions program, providing default prevention and financial literacy to student loan borrowers to help them understand their repayment options before becoming delinquent or defaulting on their federally insured student loans. The program includes resources for postsecondary institutions to assist them in managing their cohort default rate. Services are offered to postsecondary institutions under a fee structure.

VMA was founded in 1993 with the mission to help immigrants assimilate to American culture. Today, the VMA serves all members of the community from all ethnic and cultural backgrounds. However, the majority of our clients are Americans because of our ability to communicate with them in their native language. The VMA understands the importance of family, which is a value that runs through many cultures. We also believe in respecting and caring for the elderly, which is why the VMA focuses on PCA and Homecare services. We specialize in helping families provide PCA and homemaking services to their eligible family members.

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.

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

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.

TO PROVIDE MONEY GRANTS TO NON-PROFIT AGENCIES LOCATED IN STEELE COUNTY TO ACQUIRE PROPERTY and EQUIPMENT AND TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

GENERAL GRANTS AND CONSULTATIVE SERVICES ARE TO BENEFIT SOCIETY BY IMPROVING THE EDUCATIONAL, FINANCIAL, PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES BY INVESTING IN EFFECTIVE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF MINNESOTA. GRANTS ARE AWARDED TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IF THEY WORK IN 3 OF THE FOLLOWING 4 AREAS: YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY SAFETY AND NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT, POSTSECONDARY SUCCESS, AND MENTORING. IN FISCAL YEAR 2022 THE MADE GENERAL GRANTS OF $1,228,900 FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

Grants are given for and music education programs for children. In 2020 TCOG programs served 15800 children

Charitable organization which provides among other things funding and scholarship grants to participating student athlete members of University sports club

THE MAKES GRANTS TO VARIOUS IRC 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS. ALL EXPENSES WILL BE DIRECTLY RELATED TO THAT ACTIVITY.

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 .

CBB CONTINUES TO PROMOTE THE NOTION THAT WILDLIFE IS WORTH MORE ALIVE THAN DEAD VIA ITS ESTABLISHED PARTNERSHIP WITH SOUTH AFRICA WILDLIFE COLLEGE (SAWC) TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL AID FOR 3RD YEAR STUDENTS AND TO ENHANCE THEIR CURRICULUM. THUS PROVIDING 3 INDIVIDUALS WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO COMPLETE THEIR EDUCATION, RETURN HOME, AND WORK TO ENFORCE AND ANTI-POACHING STRATEGIES ACROSS AFRICA. CBB DOES NOT MAKE GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS.

TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE, IMPROVING OUR NEIGHBORHOODS AND CITY. WE SUPPORT A VARIETY OF LOCAL NONPROFITS THROUGH GRANTS AND SPECIAL PROJECTS.

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.

FUNDRAISE AND AWARD GRANTS TO RESEARCHERS IN WORKING ON TREATMENTS.

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.

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.

Providing Grants to prospective adoptive families and Granting wishes to children in foster care.

Establish a fund to provide grants / scholarships based on eligibility and criteria requirements as determined by the Board of Directors. Scholarships for students who are cancer survivors and grants to assist families affected by a cancer diagnosis.

TO SUPPORT THE EXEMPT PURPOSES OF HOUSE, INC. MAKES DISTRIBUTIONS/GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS IN MINNESOTA SUFFERING FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS (SUD) WHO MEET CERTAIN CRITERIA, TO ASSIST THEM WITH PAYING FOR SUPPORTIVE LIVING ENVIRONMENTS.

The 's mission is to provide financial assistance, in the form of scholarships or grants, to individuals and groups who wish to pursue educational opportunities in the visual arts within Redwood and Renville Counties.

CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO EAST AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS

s objective is to provide educational sponsorships, shelter, food distribution, Religious education, Essential daily living skills, clothes, books, and basic necessities to less fortunate.

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO HELP CREATE, STRENGTHEN, UNITE STATE LOCAL BICYCLE PEDESTRIAN ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS PRIMARILY THROUGH CAPACITY BUILDING TRAININGS, GRANTS, WORKSHOPS, MUTUAL AID CONFERENCE CALLS, ONE-ON-ONE COACHING, SHARING RESOURCES ON-LINE.

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION STRIVES TO BE KNOWN FOR MAKING IMPACTFUL GRANTS, FOSTERING A SPIRIT OF INNOVATION AND COLLABORATION AND CONTRIBUTING TO A REAL SENSE OF COMMUNITY PRIDE FOR THOSE WITH TIES TO .

THE MADE NUMEROUS GRANTS TO VARIOUS IRS 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS. ALL EXPENSES ARE DIRECTLY RELATED TO THIS ACTIVITY.

The primary purpose of this Corporation shall be to provide workforce development programs to educate citizens in skills.

PROVIDE EDUCATORS AND CAREGIVERS OF CHILDREN WITH WITH BOOKS, VISUAL AND SENSORY ITEMS THAT EDUCATE, INCREASE AWARENESS, AND IMPROVE THE LIVES OF THOSE EFFECTED BY SPECTRUM DISORDER.

SPREADING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST, YOUTH CHARACTER and RELATED SERVICES.

OUR MISSION IS TO SUPPORT THE GOALS ADULTS AND FAMILIES LIVING IN MINNESOTA THROUGH PERSONALIZED QUALITY TUTORING, COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS, AND ADVOCACY.

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