‘A space for youth to be heard’
Ongoing talking circles help inform future planning on the homeless response system in Northwest Minnesota.
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Ongoing talking circles help inform future planning on the homeless response system in Northwest Minnesota.

Often used to illustrate the many hands who help lift a child through their development, this phrase speaks to the need for many people to come together to provide a safe and healthy environment for children, where children are given the security they need to develop and flourish, where children’s voices matter.

Thanks to a $1,000 grant from the Bemidji 31 Education Foundation Fund, around three dozen Bemidji Middle Schools were able to learn the art of woodturning, each making their own duck call.

Do you know a youth who is a great neighbor? A good role model? We want to recognize a youth who is championing their community, perhaps raising funds for a local project, raising community awareness about a local issue or need, or someone who is a super volunteer.

Indigenous Parent Leadership Initiative celebrates graduation of second cohort

The Northwest Minnesota Foundation Board of Directors met in-person last Friday, May 19th, at the Lake of the Woods Distilling Company in Baudette.

The family and friends of Katie Brommenschenkel Vilmo have established the Katie Brommenschenkel Vilmo Scholarship Fund, a component fund of the Northwest Minnesota Foundation.

A Prairie Restoration Project is expected to occur in May at a site east of Warren.

More than $880,000 was loaned or granted out into the region from January through March through the Northwest Minnesota Foundation.
