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ADC Foundation - Twin Cities Metro Area
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| The ADC Foundation makes direct grants to two strategic focus areas: mathematics and science education, and nonprofit access to technology. Although the Foundation will continue to match ADC employee gifts to a wide spectrum of types of nonprofits and causes, the foundation will consider grant requests only in the following two areas: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Education, Access to Technology. |
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AgStar Fund for Rural America
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| The AgStar Fund supports direct delivery of services rather than research, planning or public awareness campaigns. Also, we will align the grants with the company’s broader business interests and community involvement programs. For maximum impact we focus our giving program in four major areas: Education – Educating young, beginning or future farmers; Environment – Maintaining or improving the quality of the rural environment; Technology – Supporting the advancement and utilization of technology for the benefit of farmers and rural communities; Quality of Life – Programs or initiatives that enhance the quality of life for farmers and rural communities. Geographic focus: Minnesota, Wisconsin. |
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Alliant Energy Foundation
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| The Alliant Energy Foundation was formed in order to help improve the quality of life — now and in the future — in the communities where Alliant Energy has a presence - Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin. The Foundation’s programs reflect a commitment to play an active role in those areas and give back to future generations. Areas of interest include Human needs, Education, Culture & Art, Civic involvement, the Environment. |
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Allianz Corporate Giving Program
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| The mission of the Allianz Corporate Giving Program is to give back to our community through a focused effort that promotes employment readiness, financial literacy and the independence and self-sufficiency of senior citizens. The corporate giving program’s primary geographic focus is the Twin Cities metro area. |
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Andersen Corporate Foundation
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| Andersen Corporate Foundation has expanded its giving to the many communities where Andersen has facilities and employees, including Menomonie, Wisconsin; Des Moines, Iowa; Dubuque, Iowa; Page County, Virginia; North Brunswick, New Jersey; and London/Huron, Ontario, in addition to the St. Croix Valley Area, Western Wisconsin and the East Metro area of St. Paul. Areas of funding interest: Affordable Housing, Health & Safety, Education & Youth Development, Human Services, Civic Support. Deadlines for submission of proposals are April 15, July 15, October 15, and December 15. |
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Apostle Islands Area Community Fund
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| The Apostle Islands Area Community Fund, an affiliate fund of the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation, was created in 2000 to serve as a resource for the Bayfield – Madeline Island – Red Cliff area, and as an opportunity for individuals to support the well-being of the region. Funds are generally granted for initiatives that meet the changing needs of the Apostle Islands region in the following six areas: Arts, Civic Projects, Adult Education, Environment, Human Services, Human Rights. |
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Bank of the West - AZ, CA, CO, ID, KS, MN, MO, NV, NM, ND, OK, OR, SD, UT, WA, WI, WY
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| The mission of the Bank's Charitable Contributions Program is to help meet the needs of the communities we serve by supporting nonprofit organizations dedicated to improving quality of life, particularly for low- and moderate-income individuals and communities. The Bank will consider requests for contributions from nonprofit organizations that qualify under the following charitable giving categories: Community and Economic Development, Education and Job Training, Health and Human Care, Civic and Cultural. The Bank actively grants charitable contributions in the communities we serve, which includes several counties in the following 19 states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. |
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Benton Telecommunications Foundation
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| The mission of the Benton Telecommunications Foundation is to foster human development- spiritual, intellectual, physical and psychological- and to enhance the work of people and organizations devoted to exemplary service in the community. Priority will be given to those projects who are directly within the Benton Cooperative Telephone Company service delivery area. The service of areas of BCTC which includes the cities of: Rice, Ramey, Gilman, Foreston, Milaca, Bock. Also eligible will be the impact areas of Benton, Stearns, Morrison, Mille Lacs and Kanabec Counties. The granting in these areas must impact the direct service area in some fashion. Areas of funding interest include Healthy Living, Basic Human Needs and Services, Educational and Personal Development, Community Development. |
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Berrien Community Foundation
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| The mission of the Berrien Community Foundation is to promote philanthropy, to build a spirit of community, and to enhance the quality of life in Berrien County through its stewardship of permanently endowed and other funds. Areas of funding interest include Children, Arts & Culture, Youth Leadership & Development, Education & Health. |
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Best Buy Children's Foundation - Minnesota & National
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| The Best Buy Children's Foundation strengthens communities through national, regional, and local grantmaking programs. Who may apply: Nonprofit 501(c)3 certified organizations that provide positive experiences that will empower early adolescents (primarily ages 12-17) to excel in school, engage in their communities, and develop life and leadership skills. Organizations and/or programs applying for funding must fit into one of these categories: National - Must serve a national audience and have a national distribution plan in place; Local Giving - Applications to specific Best Buy stores will be accepted from non-profit organizations that are located within 50 miles of a store. As a worldwide company headquartered in Minnesota, the Twin Cities Fund considers proposals from nonprofit organizations that serve a Twin Cities audience, enlighten and empower teens and add to the vibrancy of the Twin Cities area. Application deadlines: November 1; February 1; May 1; August 1. |
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Birds Eye Foods Foundation
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| The Birds Eye Foods Foundation provides grants to not-for-profit organizations operating in communities where Birds Eye Foods has facilities*. Primary giving areas include health, community services, education, youth, and cultural programs. Geographical areas: Watsonville, California; Montezuma, Georgia; Fennville, Michigan; Waseca, Minnesota; Bergen, Brockport, Fulton, Oakfield & Rochester, New York; Berlin, Pennsylvania; Algona & Tacoma, Washington; Darien, Fairwater & Green Bay, Wisconsin. |
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Bloomington Community Foundation
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| The Bloomington Community Foundation is dedicated to building a healthy, strong Bloomington community. The Foundation’s volunteer directors share a vision of Bloomington as a caring community with an outstanding residential and business environment. Areas of funding interest include arts, museums, local youth groups, environmental issues, schools and education, senior citizen needs, parks, American Red Cross, American Cancer Society. |
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Bromelkamp Foundation
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| The Bromelkamp Foundation will consider applications from non-profit organizations for projects serving the Minneapolis/St. Paul metropolitan area, our primary focus will be in those neighborhoods in which Bromelkamp Company employees reside. These currently include Downtown Minneapolis, South Minneapolis, Longfellow, Maple Grove, New Hope, Fridley/Columbia Heights and St. Paul. Funding Priorities include Homelessness, Literacy, Technology. |
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Bush Foundation - Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota
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| The Bush Foundation is an independent, private foundation that focuses its grantmaking on Minnesota, North Dakota and South Dakota. We improve the quality of life in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and in the 23 sovereign tribal nations that share the same geography by strengthening organizational, community, and individual leadership. In 2008, the Foundation chose three Goals for a Decade that we intend to pursue for at least the next decade: Develop Courageous Leaders and Engage Entire Communities in Solving Problems; Support the Self-Determination of Native Nations; Increase Educational Achievement. |
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Cargill Foundation - Minnesota
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| To achieve our mission, we will invest in organizations and programs that demonstrate leadership and effectiveness in improving student achievement especially for socio-economically disadvantaged children (pre-kindergarten-12) and in eliminating barriers to their educational success. Funding focus areas include Education and Eliminating barriers to education success. Geographical area: We support organizations that serve a significant proportion of children from Minneapolis, Minnesota and/or its northern and western suburbs. These cities include: Brooklyn Center, Brooklyn Park, New Hope, Crystal, Robbinsdale, Golden Valley, Plymouth, St. Louis Park, Minneapolis, Minnetonka, Wayzata, Eden Prairie, Richfield, and Edina. |
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Carlson Family Foundation
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| The Carlson Family Foundation provides grants to organizations which are tax-exempt and publicly-supported under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Funding from the Foundation primarily supports organizations and programs within the Twin Cities metropolitan area of Minneapolis and St. Paul. The Foundation has identified the following funding priorities: Education, Children At-Risk & Mentoring. |
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