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The organization has been raising funds for pandemic relief since March.
Minnesota nonprofits are reeling as they call off annual events that build community and raise money.
The Minneapolis-based salon chain has raised money for more than 170 Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.
The Science Museum of Minnesota and the Children’s Museum forced to lay off or furlough the majority of employees amid covid-19 outbreak. Other museums follow.
The nonprofit makes it easier to direct donations at the pandemic and beefs up its helpline.
Rebounding from the $2.5 million blow of canceling the cross country ski event, Loppet Foundation sets its sights on bringing another race to Minnesota.
The state's newest nonprofit news outlet focuses on state politics, but it won't disclose backers.
Kate Barr of Propel Nonprofits says organizations face demographic and funding shifts as well as workforce shortage and governance challenges.
The health plan provider says it issued the grants to help tackle health disparities across Minnesota.
It's great at fundraising for everything except its performance schedule.
Nonprofits are helping young people learn to code and access good-paying jobs in the private sector.
Minnesota banks are targeting grants for housing, job training, financial literacy, and other pressing needs to make a difference in communities.
The Community Impact Accelerator provides funding and consulting services for nonprofits.
More than a decade ago, Basham founded the first shelter for homeless youth in Minneapolis.
During GiveMN’s annual “Give to the Max Day,” the nonprofit logged a record $21.7 million in donations, marking the fourth year that donations have bested the prior year’s amount.
As winners of the 2019 Bush Prize for Community Innovation, the nonprofits will receive grant money and resources for community development endeavors.
The Minnesota Hemp Association, a nonprofit representing various hemp industry stakeholders in the state, has tapped former state representative Joe Radinovich as its executive director.
The Center for Economic Inclusion aims to encourage large companies in the area to contract with minority-owned firms.
Amid declining donations, the nonprofit is reshaping its focus and turning its attention toward more ‘holistic metrics.’