Partner Funds

The Cambridge Area Disaster Preparedness and Relief Fund supports planning efforts in the event of a natural or man-made disaster in the City of Cambridge.

The Central Minnesota Builders Association (CMBA) offers increased support to schools by providing tools, supplies, grants, education and scholarships to enhance learning opportunities and to inspire more interest in the building trades as a career choice.

The Conservancy Fund of Big Fish Lake works to steadily improve the environmental state of Big Fish Lake by addressing water quality, helping stock gamefish, removing rough fish and maintaining ideal water levels.

The Corey Borg-Massanari Foundation supports outdoor safety, the purchase and training of National Ski Patrol dogs for rescue efforts and to provide support to the skiing communities that Corey loved.

The Cuyuna Lakes Education Foundation works to directly benefit students through academic, leadership and service grants.

The vision of the Darling Church Memorial Fund is obtain 501(c)3 status and build a memorial on the previous site of the Darling Church.

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 Early Childhood Partnership for Isanti County wants to help prepare Isanti County children for kindergarten! This is achieved by partnering with parents, early childhood providers and community organizations. The fund will help by supporting early child care providers and providing books, backpacks and learning totes to families and children.

The Friends of Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge supports the refuge's education program, provides freem family-friendly events, offers transportation funding to schools for student visits and funds special projects that benefit wildlife and enhance the visitor experience. Help the fund keep the refuge a special wild place where people can experience nature and "a sense of wonder" for years to come.