Northwest Minnesota Foundation
The Northwest Continuum of Care has been awarded over $1.7 million by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development through its FY2023 funding opportunity.
The Northwest Minnesota Foundation is now accepting grant applications to promote equity-focused welcoming and inclusion initiatives, leading to more welcoming communities in the region.
Amelia Krings, a graduate of Roseau High School, earned the Citizens State Bank of Roseau Scholarship.
The Laural Capistran Murphy Scholarship was established to recognize Laurel's commitment to Minnesota’s 4-H program and her belief in self-education, co-operative volunteering, and helping others through community involvement.
The Frances McNeill Karlsson Arts Scholarship is seeking qualified applicants to apply for the 2024 scholarship round.
More than $2.1 million was loaned or granted out into the region from October through December through the Northwest Minnesota Foundation. This three-month timeframe comprises the second quarter of NMF’s fiscal year.
Hannah Peura is a local entrepreneur, running a woman-owned retail business called Compass Rose in downtown Bemidji. Hannah has dedicated herself to Compass Rose since its creation in 2016.
To address the shortage of child care slots and staffing challenges, the Park Rapids area has decided to use a futuristic vision – “growing their own” child care providers.
Twelve businesses and organizations in Bemidji will receive nearly $1.2 million in grant support with funds approved by the Northwest Minnesota Foundation through the state’s Minnesota Main Street Economic Revitalization Program.
