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Northland Foundation awards 56 grants

The Northland Foundation awarded nearly $2 million in grant funds in the last quarter of 2023 to benefit people and communities in its geographic service area.

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McGregor youth and community will Thrive at new center | Community

A grand opening of McGregor’s new Thrive Center will be held Tuesday, Jan. 2, from 12-5 p.m. The center is located at 181 North Maddy St., McGregor. Community members of

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Area organizations receive grants to support living at home for aging Minnesotans

The goal of the funding is to help older adults stay healthy, independent and involved in their communities.

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Faces: Grants, donations and education notes | Duluth News Tribune

Faces: Grants, donations and education notes | Duluth News Tribune
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Faces: Many donations for good | Duluth News Tribune

Grants awarded and new board member. Written By: News Tribune | × The Northland Foundation is pleased to announce that seven grants were awarded in January by the young people and adult mentors on the 2020-21 KIDS PLUS Youth In Philanthropy Board. The Board is made up of middle school and high school students from across northeastern Minnesota who review and make grantmaking decisions with guidance from volunteer adult mentors. The grants the students award, up to $1000 each, support school and community projects that are planned and developed by children and youth in northeastern Minnesota. The KIDS PLUS Youth In Philanthropy Program receives funding support from the Scott and Holly Martin Family Foundation, members of the Northland Foundation s Emeritus Trustee Group, and the Northland Foundation. January 2021 Youth In Philanthropy grants were awarded to:

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