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Inmate Support · Minnesota

Inmate Support nonprofits in Minnesota

9 inmate support in Minnesota file a Form 990. Together they report $1.7 million in revenue and hold $2.4 million in assets.

The largest are Ostara Initiative, Heart Of Clay, and Central Mn Re-Entry Project.

Organizations
9
Total revenue
$1.7M
Total assets
$2.4M

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Inmate Support in Minnesota

Largest by revenue first.

Ostara Initiative 501(c)(3) · Minneapolis, MN $1.2M
Heart Of Clay 501(c)(3) · Moorhead, MN $257K
Central Mn Re-Entry Project 501(c)(3) · Saint Cloud, MN $192K
YYou Have The Power 501(c)(3) · Monticello, MN $98K
Minnesota Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee 501(c)(3) · Minneapolis, MN $847
SSet Free Ministries 501(c)(3) · Fosston, MN $0
PParents Of Incarcerated Sons And Daughters - Poisd 501(c)(3) · Rochester, MN $0
PPeace Of Hope 501(c)(3) · Brooklyn Ctr, MN
HHardhats For Parolees 501(c)(3) · Saint Paul, MN

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