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Bush Foundation Community Innovation Grant intermediaries award more than $415,000 to 44 organizations in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and the 23 Native nations that share the same geography.

Several Bush Foundation Fellows and grantees garnered local and national media attention for their contributions to the region's thriving arts community.

The Bush Foundation will accept applications for its Community Innovation grant program from Tuesday, September 8 until Thursday, November 5 at noon Central. Community Innovation grants support efforts to develop breakthrough solutions to challenges faced by communities in Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and the 23 Native nations that share the same geography. 

Natived Nations Rebuilder Sam Strong (2010 cohort), recently took part in the 19th Anishinabe Spirit Run, a 200 mile journey.

Local Initiatives Support Corporation Director of Creative Placemaking to join Bush Foundation in August

Individuals from across the region who want to more deeply invest in their ongoing leadership development are invited to apply for flexible $100,000 grants; deadline at noon Central on Thursday, July 30.

Board member and bswing president and co-founder recognized for contributions to the business community with a Diversity in Business award.

2015 Bush Fellows, Community Innovation convene at gatherings scheduled around bushCONNECT.

NAFSA honored June Noronha at their annual conference with a Life Membership award.

30 organizations will receive nearly $5 million through our 2015 Community Innovation Grant program. Funds will support problem-solving efforts across a range of issue areas including domestic violence prevention, food sovereignty and watershed preservation.