University of Minnesota Foundation
24 Grants from 1988 - 2021
Sponsorship of Indigenous Sovereignty and Leadership: Past, Present, Future; a series of events that will focus on how to develop resolutions to the tensions that center Native sovereignty, and honor and build on Native leadership
Grants received
Sponsorship of Indigenous Sovereignty and Leadership: Past, Present, Future; a series of events that will focus on how to develop resolutions to the tensions that center Native sovereignty, and honor and build on Native leadership
Sponsorship of Food, Ag, Ideas Week
Sponsorship of International Women’s Day Celebration: Indigenous Women Have Always Been Leaders
Creation of a tribal administration handbook and journal articles on subjects that will support tribal management capabilities
The Ecosystem Grant provides general operating support for Minnesota Cup to help advance its charitable mission
Sponsorship of Food Ag Ideas Week
In recognition of its assistance with developing the Bush Foundation’s Leadership Landscape project, this grant will support the work of the Humphrey School
Tribal Administration instructional materials development project
A four-month planning grant for citizen engagement, education and empowerment among the citizens of the Minnesota Chippewa Tribe to lead efforts from the ground up for governance reform.
Sponsorship of MN Cup 2016 Competition
This Ecosystem Grant provides general operating support for the Minnesota Cup to help advance its charitable mission
Presenting sponsor of the Minnesota Cup Social Entrepreneur Division
Sponsorship of the Minnesota Cup Social Entrepreneur Event Series
Sponsorship of the Institute on the Environment's Boreas Booya
Reinvigorate the University's land-grant tradition to assure common people have access to useful and practical knowledge and education
InCommons formal partner
Build two interactive e-cases that describe the core tenets of InCommons, provide knowledge tools for partner and innovation site activities, and support Art of Hosting facilitators
For the L Steven and Mary Goldstein Scholarship Fund (fund number 7503)
To support the Minnesota Postsecondary Plan, which will increase the readiness of Minnesota students for higher education
For the initial phase of an Ecosystem Science and Sustainability Initiative
To support a Native American nutrition program
To support development of nutritional programs on Indian reservations in Minnesota
To support planning for educational opportunities for child welfare workers
To increase participation and achievement of girls in the Talented Youth Mathematics Program