Showing top 200 of 384 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | AMERICAN LEGION MONARCH SCHOOL EDUCATES UNHOUSED STUDENTS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY. | HACKENSACK, MN | |
| 102 | BENEVOLENT and PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS #2386 WADENA MN CHARITY, JUSTICE, BROTHERLY LOVE, AND FIDELITY PROGRAMS INCLUDE FLAG DAY, FLOWERS FOR SICK, PROGRAMS FOR VETERANS, MEMBERS DINNER, YOUTH CAMP, SCHOLARSHIPS, KIDS CHRISTMAS, DARE | WADENA, MN | |
| 103 | ST PAUL ACADEMY AND SUMMIT SCHOOL TO PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTION. | SAINT PAUL, MN | |
| 104 | SCHUBERT CLUB THE SCHUBERT CLUB CREATES INSPIRING MUSICAL EXPERIENCES THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE CULTURAL VIBRANCY OF THE TWIN CITIES COMMUNITY THROUGH CONCERT PRESENTATIONS, MUSIC EDUCATION AND STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS, AND MUSEUM EXHIBITS. | ST PAUL, MN | |
| 105 | CHAPEL HILL ACADEMY TO GLORIFY GOD AND ASSIST FAMILIES BY PROVIDING A CHRIST-CENTERED EDUCATION WHICH INSPIRES AND ENABLES STUDENTS TO PURSUE SPIRITUAL MATURITY AND ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE. | CHANHASSEN, MN | |
| 106 | HIGHER EDUCATION CONSORTIUM FOR PROVIDES THE STUDENTS OF ITS MEMBER COLLEGES WITH OFF-CAMPUS EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING PROGRAMS, BOTH IN THE UNITED STATES AND ABROAD. DUE TO ONGOING FINANCIAL AND ACADEMIC CHALLENGES CAUSED BY THE NOVEL CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19), HECUA WAS UNABLE TO OFFER SIGNIFICANT PORTIONS OF ITS INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMING AND THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS VOTED TO TAKE STEPS TO DISSOLVE THE ORGANIZATION WITHIN THE NEXT TWO YEARS. | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | |
| 107 | AMERICAN LEGION BILLIE BROWN POST 6 AMERICAN LEGION ORGANIZATION AFFILIATED WITH THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION. THE ORGANIZATION PROMOTES AMERICANISM, AID AND ASSISTANCE TO VETERANS, AND ASSISTANCE TO THE COMMUNITY THROUGH PROGRAMS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER HELP. | NISSWA, MN | |
| 108 | NORTHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS TO FURTHER THE EDUCATIONAL MISSION OF NORTHLAND COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL COLLEGE. | THIEF RVR FLS, MN | |
| 109 | MINNEAPOLIS COMMUNITY and THE MINNEAPOLIS COMMUNITY and TECHNICAL COLLEGE FOUNDATION HELPS SOLVE ISSUES OF AFFORDABILITY AND ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS AND INITIATIVES THAT SUPPORT STUDENTS, ENHANCE THE READINESS OF OUR WORKFORCE AND SUPPORT THE STRATEGIC PRIORITIES OF THE COLLEGE. | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | |
| 110 | LITTLE THEATRE OF OWATONNA INC OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE OUTSTANDING EDUCATION AND TRAINING TO STUDENTS AS WELL AS COUNSELING AND CONSULTING SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY. | OWATONNA, MN | |
| 111 | CHILD CARE CHOICES INC To provide leadership for child care excellence through the Child Care Aware program for Region 7W in Minnesota, the Early Learning Scholarships, the USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program, and the summer preschool program for the entire state of Minnesota. | Waite Park, MN | |
| 112 | VERMILION CAMPUS FOUNDATION The mission of the Minnesota North Vermilion Campus Foundation is to seek, accept, and administer financial and material gifts for the benefit of the Vermilion Campus and its students and promote a stronger awareness of the bond between Minnesota North Vermilion Campus and the communities it serves. | ELY, MN | |
| 113 | SALOLAMPI FOUNDATION Mission Statement: The Salolampi Foundation is committed to sustaining the Finnish Language and Culture through Scholarships and Programs Support at the Salolampi Finnish Language Village. | Minneapolis, MN | |
| 114 | ALBERT B CUPPAGE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION YOUTH FOR CHRIST FOR SUPPORT OF YOUTH PROGRAMS and SCHOLARSHIP FUNDING | ALBERT LEA, MN | |
| 115 | ST PAUL COLLEGE CLUB INC AAUW PROVIDED EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO 11 WOMEN | ST PAUL, MN | |
| 116 | GARLOUGH ENVIRONMENTAL MAGNET SCHOOL PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION The purpose of this organization is: 1. This organization shall work with GEMS to raise funds and promote involvement in school activities beneficial to all GEMS students 2. This organization shall work to enhance the educational facilities, programs and/or services for the students of GEMS not otherwise provided for in the school corporation budgets. 3. Parents and teachers will collaborate with a common goal of helping students 4. This organization shall support the GEMS Guidelines of Responsibility, Effort, Safety, Respect, and Kindness. | West St Paul, MN | |
| 117 | PTA MN CONGRESS SOMERSET PTA TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE AND THE ENRICHMENT OF SOMERSET STUDENTS | MENDOTA HEIGHTS, MN | |
| 118 | SOUTHEAST LIBRARY SYSTEM STRENGTHEN COLLABORATION AMONG MEMBERS OF THE SOUTHEAST LIBRARY SYSTEM, ASSIST MEMBERS IN EXPANDING RESOURCES, AND PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES TO HELP IMPROVE STAFF QUALITY. | ROCHESTER, MN | |
| 119 | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | ||
| 120 | INVER GROVE HEIGHTS, MN | ||
| 121 | Edina, MN | ||
| 122 | ST PAUL, MN | ||
| 123 | ST PAUL, MN | ||
| 124 | ST PAUL, MN | ||
| 125 | SAINT PAUL, MN | ||
| 126 | NEWPORT, MN | ||
| 127 | ARDEN HILLS, MN | ||
| 128 | NORTHFIELD, MN | ||
| 129 | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | ||
| 130 | Maple Grove, MN | ||
| 131 | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | ||
| 132 | ROSEMOUNT, MN | ||
| 133 | SOUTH ST PAUL, MN | ||
| 134 | White Bear Lake, MN | ||
| 135 | WINNEBAGO, MN | ||
| 136 | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | ||
| 137 | PLYMOUTH, MN | ||
| 138 | PINE CITY, MN | ||
| 139 | ROCHESTER, MN | ||
| 140 | SHAKOPEE, MN | ||
| 141 | WINONA, MN | ||
| 142 | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | ||
| 143 | MONTEVIDEO, MN | ||
| 144 | LUVERNE, MN | ||
| 145 | BUFFALO, MN | ||
| 146 | ST PAUL, MN | ||
| 147 | COON RAPIDS, MN | ||
| 148 | Rochester, MN | ||
| 149 | ROGERS, MN | ||
| 150 | KERKHOVEN, MN | ||
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