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Who funds Build Wealth MN INC?

Build Wealth MN INC has received $16 million across 59 grants from 26 funders between 2020 and 2024. Its largest funder is Family Housing Fund.

Total received
$16.3M
Funders
26
Grants
59
Years
2020–2024

Funders of this organization

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

26 of 26 funders
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Funder Total givenGrantsYearsLatest Support
Family Housing Fund $3.6M52020–20242024
The Bush Foundation $2.6M22022–20232023
National Philanthropic Trust $2.0M120232023
Jpmorgan Chase Foundation $1.9M22023–20242024
Northwest Area Foundation $1.6M62020–20242024
The McKnight Foundation $1.4M52022–20242024
Pohlad Family Foundation $1.0M22021–20232023
Target Foundation $825K52020–20242024
Local Initiatives Support Corporation $434K52020–20242024
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans $263K22021–20232023
Minnesota Home Ownership Center $135K22023–20242024
The Minneapolis Foundation $95K32020–20222022
Midwest Minnesota Community Development Corporation $75K120242024
Wells Fargo Foundation $75K120242024
Otto Bremer Trust $60K120202020
Greater Minnesota Housing Fund $50K120232023
Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union Foundation $45K22022–20242024
Tchfh Lending INC $32K120242024
The Blackbaud Giving Fund $32K22022–20232023
Prosperity Now $21K22021–20222022
Results Foundation $20K22022–20232023
Charities Aid Foundation America $20K22022–20232023
C H Robinson Worldwide Foundation $15K120222022
Greater Green Bay Community Foundation INC $10K120212021
The Richard M Schulze Family Foundation $10K120222022
Ghr Foundation $5K120222022

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