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Grants awarded

Who does Renewing the Countryside II fund?

Renewing the Countryside II has awarded $234,000 across 26 grants to 26 grantees between 2023 and 2024. Its giving concentrates in community development. Its typical grant is $8,000, with most between $7,000 and $10,000.

Total awarded
$234K
Typical grant
$8K
Grantees
26
Grants
26
Years
2023–2024

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Organizations this funder supports

Each grantee's funding from this organization, summed across all reported years. Largest first — click any column to re-sort.

26 of 26 grantees
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Grantee Total receivedGrantsYearsLatestState Follow
I Individual recipient $25K120232023— —
Folwell Neighborhood Association $14K120242024MN
T The Food Group $11K120242024— —
Hamline Midway Coalition $10K120242024MN
N Native American Community Devt Inst $10K120242024— —
S St Paul Public Schools $10K120242024— —
Great River School Charter School No 4105-07 $10K120242024MN
Lyndale Neighborhood Association $10K120242024MN
S Somali American Farmers Assn $10K120242024— —
B Bf 50 Central Area Neigh Devt Org $10K120242024— —
M MN Farmers Market Assn $10K120242024— —
Y Young Men's Christian Assn of the North $8K120242024— —
I Individual recipient $8K120242024— —
H Holistic Health Farms $8K120242024— —
C Camphor Memorial United Methodist Church $8K120242024— —
I Individual recipient $7K120242024— —
W We Win Inst INC $7K120242024— —
I Individual recipient $7K120242024— —
I Individual recipient $7K120242024— —
I Individual recipient $7K120242024— —
I Individual recipient $7K120242024— —
H Hamline Univ of MN $7K120242024— —
I Individual recipient $7K120242024— —
I Individual recipient $6K120242024— —
I Individual recipient $6K120242024— —
I Individual recipient $5K120242024— —

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