Pillsbury United Communities

22 Grants from 1991 - 2023

  • Total Amount Received: $2,164,400
  • Location: Minneapolis, MN

Minneapolis Documenters aims to remove barriers to civic participation by increasing equitable access to and participation in local government meetings, resulting in a community-owned public record. Through open processes and tools, individuals are equipped to gather information and report on their local government bodies and public meetings. A 2024 media sponsorship for Pillsbury United Communities, which operates the local chapter, supports this work.

Grants received

$17,500 in 2023

  • Term: 12 Months

Minneapolis Documenters aims to remove barriers to civic participation by increasing equitable access to and participation in local government meetings, resulting in a community-owned public record. Through open processes and tools, individuals are equipped to gather information and report on their local government bodies and public meetings. A 2024 media sponsorship for Pillsbury United Communities, which operates the local chapter, supports this work.

$15,000 in 2022

  • Term: 14 Months

2023 Media Sponsorship for Pillsbury United Communities to support Minneapolis Documenters, a new community-driven initiative to remove barriers to civic participation by increasing equitable access to and participation in local government meetings, resulting in a community-owned public record.

$150,000 in 2020

  • Term: 23 Months

Develop impact investing fund for Black women in the Twin Cities Metro

$20,000 in 2019

  • Term: 5 Months

Sponsorship of Leading Forward: Building a Community of Changemakers

$10,000 in 2019

  • Term: 14 Months

Bridge Grant for Network Learning Journey Organization - Pillsbury United Communities

$18,400 in 2018

  • Term: 10 Months

Develop and present the session, 'BREAKING ICE,' three times at bushCONNECT on October 1, 2018

$100,000 in 2018

  • Term: 36 Months

To be a leader and learner as a member of Community Creativity Cohort 2, a 3-year participant-led capacity building effort to support organizations led by and serving people of color and Indigenous people, rural communities, and smaller cities and towns

$10,000 in 2017

  • Term: 11 Months

Technical Assistance to help transition the organization’s Finance, Human Resources and Information Technology services

$100,000 in 2016

  • Term: 37 Months

To support a technical assistance pilot program to test and evaluate leadership development and human capital management capacity building to strengthen nonprofits.

$200,000 in 2016

  • Term: 19 Months

To create North Market: building with, not for, to improve community health in North Minneapolis

$100,000 in 2015

  • Term: 22 Months

In recognition of being selected to the 2015 Community Creativity Cohort

$400,000 in 2011

  • Term: 46 Months

Bush funding will be used for general operating support through the Regional Arts Development Program II (RADP II)

$100,000 in 2009

  • Term: 18 Months

Increased community engagement and development of a new Cultural Community Hub model through entry-period support as part of the Regional Arts Development Program II (RADP II). The co-directors will plan for the artistic development of Pillsbury House Theatre; to extend their artistic programming as a core part of Pillsbury House Neighborhood Center's services; and to assume management of all Center operations.

$40,000 in 2006

  • Term: 11 Months

To create a new marketing strategy for Mainstage productions of Pillsbury House Theatre

$50,500 in 2003

  • Term: 16 Months

To support initiatives to increase earned income

$18,000 in 2002

  • Term: 11 Months

To create a marketing business plan for the theater's 'Breaking Ice' outreach program

$100,000 in 2001

  • Term: 24 Months

To support a program to provide technical assistance to emerging nonprofit organizations

$275,000 in 1999

  • Term: 13 Months

To renovate neighborhood centers that provide a variety of services

$110,000 in 1996

  • Term: 24 Months

To develop programs for refugees at the Brian Coyle Community Center

$90,000 in 1995

  • Term: 24 Months

Toward staff start-up costs of a community-based education center for inner-city adults

$100,000 in 1993

  • Term: 6 Months

For capital to build the Brian Coyle Community Center

$140,000 in 1991

  • Term: 5 Months

For renovation projects