Northland Foundation awards $1.2 million in grants July through September 2020
29 Oct 2020
DURING the last quarter, Northland Foundation awarded 45 grants totaling $1,242,487 during to nonprofit organizations, school districts, Tribal Nations, and other community partners.
The majority of funds awarded were made as part of the Northland Foundation’s Integrated Rural Community Aging Program (IRCAP). IRCAP is a three-year, multi-strategy aging initiative the foundation is leading. A total of $450,000 was awarded to several of the eight Community Planning and Care Integration coalitions that have been established in northeastern Minnesota in partnership between the Northland Foundation, aging services organizations, and the Arrowhead Area Agency on Aging.
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