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1		Minneapolis, MN
2		GRAND RAPIDS, MN
3		Minneapolis, MN
4		ST PAUL, MN
5		ST PAUL, MN
6		EDINA, MN
7		MONTEVIDEO, MN
8		DULUTH, MN
9		St Paul, MN
10		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
11		Minneapolis, MN
12		HASTINGS, MN
13		EDINA, MN
14		Minneapolis, MN
15		ROCHESTER, MN
16		Bagley, MN
17		WINONA, MN
18		DARFUR, MN
19		HASTINGS, MN
20		BYRON, MN
21		NEW ULM, MN
22		AITKIN, MN
23		KIMBALL, MN
24		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
25		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
26		CLOQUET, MN
27		FARIBAULT, MN
28		Burnsville, MN
29		ROSEVILLE, MN
30		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
31		NEW HOPE, MN
32		Little Canada, MN
33		St Paul, MN
34		ST PAUL, MN
35		ST PAUL, MN
36		GOLDEN VALLEY, MN
37		Circle Pines, MN
38		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
39		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
40		St Paul, MN
41		LONG LAKE, MN
42		EAGAN, MN
43		New Brighton, MN
44		Lakeville, MN
45		PLYMOUTH, MN
46		Hopkins, MN
47		ADAMS, MN
48		DULUTH, MN
49		Minneapolis, MN
50		ST ANTHONY, MN

provides grants to youth-serving projects and provides collaborative consulting on capacity building projects so that the organizations can make a greater impact with the youth they serve and for the community. We also provide education, training and support for our donor so that they can become more effective consultants and philanthropists.

DEDICATED TO REDUCING HUNGER AND BUILDING A STRONGER

is a 501c(3) nonprofit founded in 2007 by a group of dedicated individuals committed to addressing change in their community. After almost 10 years of working at the neighborhood level and piloting the city curbside organics recycling program, the organization expanded to promote on change in greater . holds a unique place in our environmental landscape, focusing on , policy and culture shift in , while partnering and collaborating with regional, culturally specific, and national organizations.

PROVIDE EDUCATION, SUPPORT RECOGNITION TO INDIVIDUALS DEDICATED TO EXPANDING RESOURCES FOR LAND-GRANT OTHER COLLEGES OF SCIENCES RELATED PROGRAMS

A RESOURCE FOR GIVING and BUILDING CAPACITY OF AMERICAN INDIAN INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES and COMMUNITY.

educational support

CURE) IS A RURAL, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION MADE OF PEOPLE WHO CARE ABOUT WELL-BEING OF THEIR NEIGHBORS, HEALTH OF LAND AND WATER, AND LEGACY WE LEAVE FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. CURE IS AN ORGANIZATION LONG ROOTED IN MOVEMENT FOR RURAL SOCIAL JUSTICE. WIDELY KNOWN AS A COMMUNITY-BASED, GRASSROOTS LEADER, CURE SHARES WHAT IT KNOWS AND DRAWS ON EXPERTISE OF OTHERS THROUGH REGIONAL AND NATION-WIDE NETWORK COLLABORATIONS. CURE WORKS IN AREAS OF CLIMATE, ENERGY, RURAL DEMOCRACY, WATER, AND CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH NATURE WITH A FOCUS ON CIVIC ENGAGEMENT FLOWING THROUGH ALL PROJECTS.

TO SUPPORT AND MAINTAIN BUILDING AND GROUNDS OF , A SECTION 501(C)(7) ORGANIZATION.

northern Viet Nam and Laos, we provide sustainable education support for schools serving exceptionally impoverished highland ethnic minority students from remote villages, and basic support for orphaned, abandoned and disabled children and destitute elderly at government centers, as well as assistance for hospital patients from rural areas unable to afford treatment or surgery. the U.S., we cooperate with several schools to produce Hmong language educational resources and distribute to schools and libraries serving Hmong American communities.

EXPENDITURES TO MAINTAIN NORTH DAKOTA WILDLIFE HABITATS

Midwest Climate Philanthropy Summit: In this pivotal moment for global climate action, led a collaborate philanthropic gathering to step up our collective ambition in Midwest. We shared a vision for collaborative climate action as well as an assessment of climate advocacy and civic engagement landscapes in region. This event was developed to bring together both long-time Midwest funders as well as those interested in learning more.

The organization uses its funds to donate to various community services such as schools, chapels and other various care centers.

THE IS A COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO PROVIDING A QUALITY PROGRAM TO CHILDREN IN . IT IS THE GOAL OF THE TO PROVIDE FOR ALL BOYS AND GIRLS OF THE COMMUNITY AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE GAME OF AT ANY ABILITY LEVEL, AND TO HAVE FUN WHILE BUILDING GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP, A SENSE OF DISCIPLINE AND AN UNDERSTANDING OF THE FUNDAMENTALS OF THE GAME. THE WILL ENCOURAGE THE ACTIVE INVOLVEMENT OF PARENT AND COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS AS COACHES, ASSISTANT COACHES AND TEAM MANAGERS WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THE SUCCESS OF THE PROGRAM DEPENDS UPON THEM, THEIR GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AND THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF THE BASIC PROGRAM.

The is dedicated to building a flourishing and distinctive neighborhood.

LIBRARY IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION COMMUNITY PEOPLE DEDICATED TO STRENGTHENING LIBRARY, PROMOTING AWARENESS AND USE LIBRARY SERVICES, BUILDING COMMUNITY AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT, AND ENCOURAGING VOLUNTEER INVOLVEMENT.

The museum is open to the public and displays its varied collections of photos, buildings, and records year round with several buildings and exhibits, the brings back the past

TO ORGANIZE AND PROVIDE HOCKEY OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF AND SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES IN A SAFE, RESPECTFUL LEARING ENVIRONMENT THAT ENCOURAGES THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPORTSMANSHIP, TEAMWORK, LIFE SKILLS AND INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMENT WHILE BUILDING ON THE FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS OF HOCKEY

ACQUISITION OF LANDS AND GROUNDS FOR INDOOR AND OUTDOOR SPORTS AND RECREATION. EDUCATION ON THE APPRECIATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND WILD LIFE. ENCOURAGEMENT OF RESPECT FOR ENFORCEMENT OF GAME AND FISH LAWS. ORGANIZATION AND PROMOTION OF RIFLE TEAMS, TRAP SHOOTING CLUBS AND SIMILAR SPORTS. ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES AND FOR MAKING DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT UNDER IRC SECTION 501(C)3.

THE MISSION IS TO BUILD PARTNERSHIPS TO IMPROVE THE LIVES PEOPLE IN OUR COMMUNITY. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY WORKING TO ADVANCE THE COMMON GOOD BY FOCUSING ON EDUCATION, HEALTH AND WELLNESS, AND FINANCIAL STABILITY. THESE ARE THE BUILDING BLOCKS FOR A GOOD LIFE - A QUALITY EDUCATION THAT LEADS TO A STABLE JOB, ENOUGH INCOME TO SUPPORT A FAMILY THROUGH RETIREMENT, AND GOOD HEALTH.

PROMOTE OUTDOOR RECREATION, , LAND STEWARDSHIP.

TO CONSERVE, MAINTAIN, PROTECT AND RESTORE THE SOIL, FOREST, WATER, AND OTHER NATURAL RESOURCES THE UNITED STATES AND OTHER LANDS: TO PROMOTE MEANS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE EDUCATION THE PUBLIC WITH RESPECT TO SUCH RESOURCES AND THEIR ENJOYMENT AND WHOLESOME UTILIZATION.

TO SUPPORT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS ACTIVITIES OF AITKIN HOSPITAL, INC. D/B/A ; TO SPONSOR SPECIFIC PROJECTS PROGRAMS TO CONTINUE TO ENHANCE IN RURAL MINNESOTA; TO PROMOTE ENCOURAGE HEALTH EDUCATION.

The Hispanic Heritage Scholarship Fund of Metro Orlando, Inc is the largest non-profit organization in Central Florida dedicated to providing scholarships to hispanic students pursuing a college or university degree

PRESERVES AND CELEBRATES OF SAINT MARY ( ) AS A RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL SYMBOL FOR ALL PEOPLE BY SUPPORTING RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION OF THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, FUND-RAISING AND SPECIAL EVENTS, BY CELEBRATING THROUGH PUBLICATIONS AND PROGRAMS THAT DOCUMENT HISTORY OF BUILDING AND COMMUNITY IT SERVES, AND BY ENCOURAGING USE OF AS A CULTURAL CENTER FOR SECULAR AND LITURGICAL ARTS.

THE FOUNDATION (CLEF) WAS OFFICIALLY ESTABLISHED ON MARCH 18, 1993, WITH THE PURPOSE OF BUILDING AN ENDOWMENT FROM WHICH TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO LUTHERANS ENROLLED IN ACCREDITED ADVANCED ACADEMIC DEGREE PROGRAMS. CLEF HAS SINCE THEN EXPANDED PROGRAMMING WHILE REMAINING FOCUSED ON THE FOUNDING PRINCIPLES. THE FINANCIAL BURDEN EXPERIENCED BY STUDENTS STUDYING FOR THE OFFICE OF MINISTRY AND SEEKING ADVANCED THEOLOGICAL, AND RELATED DEGREES IS OFTEN OVERWHELMING. THE MOUNTING COSTS OF GRADUATE SCHOOL PROGRAMS NECESSITATES THAT THE PEOPLE OF GOD ACTIVELY HELP DEFRAY THESE COSTS THROUGH THEIR GIFTS TO CLEF. ADDITIONALLY, COUNTLESS MILLIONS IN LESS BLESSED COUNTRIES AROUND THE WORLD FACE THE SAME PROBLEMS IN FUNDING PROGRAMMING RANGING FROM SEMINARIES IN AFRICA TO ORPHANAGES IN SOUTH ASIA TO MEDICAL AND DENTAL SCHOOLS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

ASSOCIATION - CAHA ASSIST WITH BUILDING MAINTENCE COSTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ASSOCIATIONS MEMBERS, USERS, AND VISITORS

TO PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE, EDUCATION, TRAINING AND CHARACTER BUILDING OF THE IN AND ABOUT THE COMMUNITY. TO OWN, HOLD, OPERATE and MAINTAIN REAL and PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THESE GOALS.

Touching thousands of lives by building

IMPROVE THE ENVIRONMENT BY INVESTING IN HORTICULTURAL RESEARCH EDUCATION.

THE . PROVIDES DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMERGING LEADERS EXPRESSING AN INTEREST IN APPLYING AND ADVANCING THE PRINCIPLES OF COOPERATION, AND IN PROMOTING FARMLAND PRESERVATION, LAND STEWARDSHIP AND SUSTAINABILITY.

Ourmission:CommittedtoenrichingandimprovinglivesbydevelopingrelationshipsbetweenpeopleinThailandandUnitedStatesthrougheducational,culturalandeconomicprograms.

TO ENSURE THAT ALL LANDS WITHIN NATIVE AMERICAN RESERVATION BOUNDARIES IS UNDER NATIVE AMERICAN OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL. OUR PRIMARY ACTIVITY IS GRANT-MAKING TO NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT CAN ASSIST IN REACHING THAT GOAL.

To support students, families, teachers and staff of Elementary School by building school community providing information and facilitating communication and raising money to support learning in and out of the classroom.

PROVIDE, PROMOTE AND PROTECT REPRODUCTIVE AND SEXUAL HEALTH.

SUPPORTING , INC.

TO PROMOTE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE (DRC) THROUGH HEALTH WORK, EDUCATION AND RELATIONSHIP-BUILDING BETWEENTHE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE DRC.

is meeting the spiritual, physical, educational, emotional, and social needs of children, vulnerable women, and families of . We do this through scholarships as there is no opportunity for education beyond the US equivalent of 7th grade, helping to repair and maintain school buildings which are otherwise a hazard to students and teachers, and providing housing for abandoned women and children.

Continuing education and community-building focusing on health, culture and the environment

BUILDING A BRAVER, MORE SUPPORTIVE WORLD - ONE SHIRT, ONE PERSON AT A TIME.

Fostering youth employment and career pathway building through social enterprise.

TO PRESERVE AND ENHANCE THE ENJOYMENT OF THE PONTIAC AND OAKLAND BRANDS OF AUTOMOBILES.

and is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes; to promote and preserve traditions and heritage through education, competitions, and public display; with a goal to establish and maintain a Cultural Center.

Rents, Utilities paid to landlords and utilities, and other payments necessary for Neighbors (Clients) to remain employed and maintain their apartments/or houses

Capacity-building of community leaders to fight poverty.

SCHEDA was founded with the mission to help reduce morbidity and mortality from disease, especially from coronary artery disease, structural heart disease and peripheral vascular disease, in underserved low- and middle-income populations globally. We achieve our aspirations by supporting the: Building Autonomous and Interventional Capacity; Increased Access to Specialized Interventional Patient Care; Screening, Awareness, Education and Training; and Funding the Journey towards Care.

BMT) recruits, prepares, places, and retains male teachers in elementary schools by building a robust pathway to the teaching profession, beginning in high school and continuing to support through college and into their teaching career. BMT began in 2018 based on research that told us that a diverse teacher corps improves student outcomes for all children, especially children of color. students in elementary school who have at least one male teacher are 29% less likely to drop out of school. Those who have two male teachers are 32% more likely to enroll in post-secondary education. Since its start in 2018, BMT has gone from a start-up, to serving 12 in 2020, 42 in 2021 and 63 in 2022. To support our rapid ramp up in programming, our staffing and budgeted spend are ramping up. We are developing a coalition of schools, school districts, teacher training and scholarship programs, and community organizations to achieve this objective.

TO ENRICH OUR LOCAL SCHOOL SYSTEM, STRENGTHEN PROGRAMS, AND BOOST ACADEMIC AND EXTRACURRICULAR OPPORTUNITIES AVALIABLE TO STUDENTS.

TO ENHANCE THE LIVES OF OLDER ADULTS AND CAREGIVERS IN THE NORTHLAND THROUGH OUTREACH, AWARENESS, ADVOCACY, AND COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS.

To support Minneapolis dual language schools. We raised money to have Teaching Assistants at the schools along with community building.

TO CAPTURE STRATEGIC REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES TO BENEFIT PEOPLE WITH LOW TO MODERATE INCOMES.

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