Partner Funds

The Black Oak Getty Community Foundation works to improve the quality of life of all citizens in the Black Oak Getty Wind Farm Area Communities, by awarding charitable grants that promote community development, encourage responsible stewardship of resources, and foster educational growth.

The Cambridge Area Community Foundation works to enhance the quality of life by building permanent endowments and philanthropic leadership that enables donors to make lasting investments for community needs of today and tomorrow.

The Delano Area Community Foundation is led by an advisory team of local volunteers who have made a commitment to strengthen the local communities. Revitalized in 2014, the goal of the fund is to build a constant source of capital and income to meet the needs and interests of the Delano area far into the future.

The Greater Pine Area Endowment works to provide financial resources to meet the long-term strategic needs of the Greater Pine Area Community, focusing on economic and community development.

The Hackensack Lakes Area Community Foundation provides financial and human connections to support a healthy place to live, learn, work and play.

The Longville Area Community Foundation is dedicated to enriching the community through grants to charitable institutions and individuals in need. Foundation funds are used for health and safety, educational and environmental purposes.

The Mille Lacs Area Community Foundation serves the Mille Lacs Lake Watershed area. The Fund makes annual grants to eligible organizations, including nonprofits, schools and local units of government to benefit health communities, natural resources and inclusive community building.

The Morrison County Area Foundation works to develop and strengthen community resources and to enhance the quality of life of individuals, families and organizations in Morrison County and the surrounding area.

The Rum River Community Foundation is led by an advisory team of local volunteers who have made a commitment to strengthen local communities. Created in 2011, the vision is to improve the quality of life in the cities of Bock, Foreston, Milaca, and Pease; and the townships of Bogus Brook, Borgholm, Hayland, Milaca, Milo and Page.