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Recent Grants

WCA Foundation makes grants ranging in size from $5,000 to $15,000 to human service programs and agencies in the state of Minnesota. In 2009, the organization awarded 36 grants totaling $343,000. A sampling of those grants is shown below.

 

 

Alexandra House – shelter plus services for victims of domestic abuse in Anoka County.
$10,000
Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Minnesota – Project Learn Educational Enhancement Program seeks to help students improve reading skills and school test results. $ 5,000

Goodwill/Easter Seals Minnesota – ReEntry Works program helps women offenders re-enter society upon release from prison.

$10,000

Intercongregation Communities Association – Housing & More program helps families maintain stable housing through one-time emergency grants.

$13,000

MicroGrants – makes $1,000 grants through cooperating organizations to individuals who have an approved plan to attain self-sufficiency.

$11,500

Na-Way-EE Center School – Children of the Seventh Fire Initiative is a pregnancy prevention, esteem-building program for teen students.

$12,500

Neighborhood Involvement Program – neighborhood clinic for un- and under-insured persons.

$10,000

Normandale Community College Foundation – scholarships for students  attending the college.

$ 6,000

Open Arms of Minnesota – provides meals at no charge to persons with serious or life-ending illnesses.

$ 8,000

Perspectives, Inc. – Supportive Housing Program has array of services for  chronically homeless and dually-diagnosed women and their children.

$12,000

Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association – Midtown Community Restorative Justice program works with offenders to make amends in the community.

$10,000

St. Louis Park Emergency Services Program (STEP) – broad array of services for financially disadvantaged people.

$10,000

TRUST, Inc. – Visiting Parish Nurse Project sends volunteers to homes of isolated elderly in need of medical or other attention.

$ 8,500

YouthLink – SISTERS program seeks out teens in the sex trade industry and offers services to help them change their lives and achieve self-sufficiency.

$10,000
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