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1		Ely, MN
2		Minneapolis, MN
3		Saint Paul, MN
4		CLOQUET, MN
5		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
6		SAINT PAUL, MN
7		GRAND RAPIDS, MN
8		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
9		CALLAWAY, MN
10		Minneapolis, MN
11		Hopkins, MN
12		Saint Paul, MN
13		ST PAUL, MN
14		MAHNOMEN, MN
15		MOOSE LAKE, MN
16		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
17		ST PAUL, MN
18		MINNEAPOLIS, MN

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To promote, advocate, and create economic prosperity on behalf businesses, organizations, professionals, and tribal enterprises in a global market.

creates a learning community rooted in the African American cultural experience, where people of all ages and backgrounds can gather, explore and grow through , by providing lessons on various instruments.

TO SCREEN, RECRUIT, AND LICENSE FAMILIED TO PROVIDE FOR NATIVE AMERICAN CHILDREN.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT and COLLEGIAL ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN and WITH AFRICAN AMERICAN LOCATED IN

WORKS WITH GOVERNMENT, NONPROFIT, AND TRIBAL PARTNERS TO PROVIDE INNOVATIVE SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES ACROSS MINNESOTA AND IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING LONG TERM HOMELESSNESS.

COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT - . SUPPORTS RURAL MINNESOTA COMMUNITIES TO CULTIVATE RESOURCES - PEOPLE, PLACES, AND RELATIONSHIPS - THAT LEAD TO STRONG, REGENERATIVE FUTURES. DELIVERED VALUABLE LEADERSHIP TRAININGS TO 272 MINNESOTANS ACROSS 69 RURAL AND TRIBAL COMMUNITIES. THESE COMMUNITY LEADERS FURTHER DEVELOPED AND ENHANCED THEIR SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND RELATIONSHIPS THAT WILL SUSTAIN THEIR COMMUNITIES FOR THE COMMON GOOD. BUILDING ON 30-PLUS YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, THESE SIGNATURE TRAININGS SHIFTED ONLINE DUE TO THE PANDEMIC. ADDITIONAL WORKSHOPS EQUIPPED COMMUNITY LEADERS WITH STRATEGIES TO LEAD INCLUSIVE ONLINE MEETINGS AND WORK ACROSS DIFFERENCES DURING THE LONG STRETCHES OF ISOLATION CREATED BY THE PANDEMIC.

WORKING WITH OUR PARTNERS TO DEVELOP A DIGITAL PLATFORM TO SUPPORT A SET OF ONLINE CONVERSATIONS AND TESTIMONIES FROM YOUNG BLACK CATHOLICS REFLECTING ON THEIR EXPERIENCES AT THE INTERSECTION OF FAITH AND RACE. THIS PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE PLATFORM WILL BE UTILIZED WITH THE ARCHBISHOP AND THE ARCHDIOCESE OF ST PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS AS THEY CONTINUE TO ADVANCE THEIR PRIORITY ON CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING AND RACIAL JUSTICE.

TO CREATE AWARENESS and SUPPORT FOR NATIVE AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND TO DEVELOP NEEDED FINANCIAL and POLITICAL RESOURCES FOR SURVIVAL OF SUSTAINABLE NATIVE COMMUNITIES. DEVELOPS THESE RESOURCES BY USING MUSIC, ARTS, MEDIA, AND INDIGENOUS WISDOM TO ASK PEOPLE TO RECOGNIZE OUR JOINT DEPENDENCY ON AND BE A VOICE FOR THOSE NOT HEARD.

To promote foodways education and facilitate food access.

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.

May All Black Lives Be Healed, Liberated and Whole. Our mission is to reclaim the inherent dignity, brilliance, and humanity of all Black people. Our work is an iterative process framework informed by the lived experiences and grounded in the teachings of Dr. Joi Lewis. We seek to: honor families and communities, provide urgent and sustainable support, address the direct and collateral consequences of racism and its intersection with other forms of oppression, provide education and training that empowers all through the .

PROVIDE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT FOR ENTREPRENEURS IDENTIFYING AS WOMEN, BLACK, INDIGENOUS, PEOPLE OF COLOR (BIPOC), AND LGBTQ+ IN ORDER TO ELIMINATE PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION IN THE ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOSYSTEM.

IS AN ANISHINAABE CONTROLLED LIBERAL ARTS INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION, IS DEDICATED TO EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE THROUGH PROVISION OF CULTURALLY RELEVANT CURRICULUM, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH STUDENTS, STAFF, , INDUSTRY

LAND CONSERVATION

To protect Indigenous Peoples, Cultures, Nature, Spirituality and Grandmother Earth through accurate interpretation.

ESTABLISHED IN 1934, THE SUPPORTS GRANTEES ACROSS ITS REGION OF EIGHT STATES AND 76 NATIVE NATIONS WHO LEAD WITH COURAGE, WISDOM, AND VISION. THEY ARE ADVANCING LONG-OVERDUE CHANGE IN DEEP CONNECTION WITH THE LAND THEY INHABIT AND COMMUNITIES THEY SERVE - NATIVE AMERICANS, COMMUNITIES OF COLOR, IMMIGRANTS, REFUGEES, AND PEOPLE IN RURAL AREAS. THE ORGANIZATIONS WE SUPPORT ARE ON A JOURNEY OF BUILDING SOCIAL, RACIAL, AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE - HELPING COMMUNITIES THRIVE ON THEIR OWN TERMS.OUR GRANTEE PARTNERS HAVE BEEN DOING THIS WORK FOR DECADES. WE TRUST THEM TO LEAD THE WAY. WE LEARN FROM THEM AND SHARE LEARNING WITH FELLOW FUNDERS AND OTHERS WHO CAN SUPPORT THEIR JOURNEYS. WE CONNECT THEM TO RESOURCES, INFORMATION, AND OTHER LEADERS.

A black-led, nature-based healing retreat created to provide rest, reconnection and rejuvenation of mind, body and soul for Black, Indigenous and communities of color across generations.

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