Showing 132 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | PACIFIC and MAIN BUY and SELL GOODS AND HOST FUNDRAISING EVENTS SUCH AS WALK-A-THONS, SILENT AUCTIONS, AND MEALS TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SECONDARY EDUCATION. | ST VINCENT, MN | |
| 102 | Wabasso Booster Club The purpose of this corporation is: to foster local youth organizations and amateur athletics; to support and promote education through local performing arts and other extracurricular events; to benefit public interest and the common good in and about Wabasso; and to prevent community deterioration. | Wabasso, MN | |
| 103 | Snocross Mobile Medical Team Inc To provide medical care at Snocross racing events | Albertville, MN | |
| 104 | EMPLOYEE EMERGENCY FUND THROUGH THE EMPLOYEE-SUPPORTED DOMINIUM EMPLOYEE EMERGENCY FUND, WE ASSIST OUR EMPLOYEES FINANCIALLY IN RECOVERING FROM FIRES, FLOODS, HURRICANES AND OTHER UNCONTROLLABLE LIFE-ALTERING EVENTS. | PLYMOUTH, MN | |
| 105 | BIG IDEAS INC SEMI-TRAILER WITH TRADES CAREER SIMULATORS THAT TRAVELS AROUND THE STATE. TRADES PROFESSIONALS TEACH A TRADES CLASS (2-4 HRS TOTAL) TO STUDENTS 13+. | NEW ULM, MN | |
| 106 | COUNCIL OF CONTRIBUTORS INC THE COUNCIL OF CONTRIBUTORS IS A WILDLIFE CONSERVATION NONPROFIT THAT FOCUSES ITS EFFORTS 100% ON THE PROTECTIONAND SAFETY OF THE RHINOCEROS IN CRITICALLY IMPORTANT RESERVES AND CONSERVANCIES IN SOUTH AFRICA AND KENYA.THIS KEYSTONE SPECIES PLAYS A VITAL CONTRIBUTION TOWARDS MAINTENACNE OF HEALTHY AND BALANCED ECOSYSTEMS THAT BENEFITS PLANTS, OTHER HERBIVORES AND MANY BIRDS AND INSECTS. IN 2020 DESPITE COVID RELATED RESTRAINTS AND TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS COC WAS ABLE TO COMPLETE 9 MAJOR PROJECTS AND NUMEROUS OTHER SMALLER EFFORTS WITH A RESPOSIVENESS TO HELP IN URGENT SITUATIONS., WE SUPPORTED 3 OF OUR PARTNERS WITH CONSISTENT MONTHLY DONATIONS THAT SERVED AS A LIFE LINE AT A TIME WHEN COVID WAS NOT ONLY SQUEEZING AVAILABLE RESOURCES, BUT RHINO POACHING HAD ONCE AGAIN BEGUN TO SURGE. THROUGHOUT 2020, COC STRATEGICALLY TARGETED OUR FUNDING TO THE FRONTLINE OF THE RHINO POACHING CRISIS WHERE HELP WAS NEEDED MOST, INCLUDING ANTI-POACHING FIELD EQUIPMENT, AIR PATROLS, RHINO TRACKING DEVICES and | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | |
| 107 | At The Turn We coach high school students and young adults in Professional Hospitality, Financial Literacy, Business Networking, and Playing the Game of Golf. | Edina, MN | |
| 108 | PINE TREE APPLE CLASSIC FUND BE A POSITIVE FORCE IN THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN WITH CHILDHOOD DISEASES AND THEIR FAMILIES, BY PROVIDING FUNDING, PROGRAMMING AND OTHER EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES TO FURTHER RESEARCH AROUND CHILDHOOD DISEASES. | LAKEVILLE, MN | |
| 109 | AP CONSTRUCTION CHARITABLE EVENTS PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE FOUR REGIONS WHERE AP CONSTRUCTION DOES BUSINESS: MIDWEST, GULF STATES, MOUNTAIN STATES, AND SOUTHWEST. | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | |
| 110 | Collider Foundation Collider Foundation believes that there should be zero barriers to entrepreneurship in Rochester. Collider Foundation supports entrepreneurs with navigation, education, events, and storytelling to help foster an inclusive, diverse, and equitable entrepreneurial ecosystem. | Rochester, MN | |
| 111 | CORCORAN COMMUNITY FUND To support the community and people of Corcoran, MN, including community events, Corcoran emergency services, and disaster and emergency relief. | ROGERS, MN | |
| 112 | ATHLETES FOR MN KIDS INC TO HOLD CHARITABLE EVENTS FOR SICK CHILDREN AT UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL | NORTH OAKS, MN | |
| 113 | CANNON FALLS YOUTH ATHLETICS Operate Exclusively for education and charitable purposes with the meaning of Section 501(c)3 of the IRS code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. To operative exclusively to provide the youth of the city of Cannon Falls and surrounding environs the opportunity to participate in sporting activities by providing the necessary structure to fund and operate sporting teams and events. | Cannon Falls, MN | |
| 114 | PARK RAPIDS DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOC The PRDBA exists to promote the long-term strength and economic viability of business in the downtown area. We fulfill our mission by creating memorable experiences through art, entertainment, cultural education, and enhancing our small-town charm. | PARK RAPIDS, MN | |
| 115 | RIVER LAKE ASSOCIATION THE PURPOSE OF THIS CORPORATION IS TO ENSURE THE SUSTAINABILITY OF RICHMOND RIVER LAKE DAYS, BOTH SHORT AND LONG TERM, AS WELL AS TO RAISE FUNDS TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY EVENTS IN CENTRAL MINNESOTA | RICHMOND, MN | |
| 116 | MINNESOTA WILD FOUNDATION THE MINNESOTA WILD FOUNDATION EXISTS TO SUPPORT THE GAME OF HOCKEY AND IMPROVE THE LIVES OF FAMILIES IN THE STATE OF HOCKEY THROUGH SPECIAL EVENTS, AUCTIONS, AND THE SALES OF PLAYER AUTOGRAPHED ITEMS. | ST PAUL, MN | |
| 117 | LUTSEN TOFTE TOURISM ASSOC ADVERTISING, PROMOTIONAL SERVICES, AND TRAIL MAINTENANCE FOR AREA BUSINESSES AND ATTRACTIONS. | GRAND MARAIS, MN | |
| 118 | GARRISON COMMERCIAL CLUB INC PROMOTE TOURISM AND BUSINESSES IN THE GARRISON, MN AREA. | GARRISON, MN | |
| 119 | MOORHEAD, MN | ||
| 120 | ROCHESTER, MN | ||
| 121 | ST CLOUD, MN | ||
| 122 | ROYALTON, MN | ||
| 123 | ROCHESTER, MN | ||
| 124 | MINNEAPOLIS, MN | ||
| 125 | LAKEVILLE, MN | ||
| 126 | BLOOMINGTON, MN | ||
| 127 | STARBUCK, MN | ||
| 128 | CURRIE, MN | ||
| 129 | STILLWATER, MN | ||
| 130 | CENTER CITY, MN | ||
| 131 | Eagan, MN | ||
| 132 | SARTELL, MN | ||
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