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Initiative'C) <br /> FOUNDATION <br /> Six ways that the Foundation can serve local governments. <br /> 1. APPLY FOR A GRANT <br /> The Foundation awards quarterly grants ($5,000 average) to projects that: <br /> • Help communities address barriers to business growth and employment <br /> • Advance economic self-sufficiency for vulnerable children and families <br /> • Support training programs for future, displaced or underemployed workers <br /> • Help businesses survive and grow through access to consulting services and education <br /> • Help communities improve efficiencies through shared services <br /> • Support local units of government in planning for recreational amenities <br /> • Support for community-based response and recovery planning <br /> 2. REFER BUSINESSES FOR FINANCING <br /> The Foundation partners with other lenders to make business loans that create quality jobs. We <br /> can help coordinate financing packages, subsidize management training for borrowers, and serve <br /> as a key piece of the puzzle that enables a local business to start up or expand. <br /> 3. ENGAGE CITIZENS & TRAIN LEADERS <br /> The Foundation hosts programs, workshops and leadership discussions related to community plan- <br /> ning, economic development, nonprofit management, early childhood and environmental preserva- <br /> tion. Our newest effort is the Thriving Communities Initiative that connects the public and private <br /> sectors to address economic growth and recovery. <br /> 4. RECOVER FROM DISASTERS <br /> If your community experiences a tornado, flood or other disaster, please call the Foundation im- <br /> mediately. We can host and promote a charitable relief fund, accept online donations, and make <br /> distributions at no charge. Timing is critical to take advantage of news media reports. We can also <br /> provide grants and staff assistance for community recovery and rebuilding. <br /> 5. START A COMMUNITY FOUNDATION <br /> From 2011 to 2030, nearly $48 billion may be passed from one generation to the next in central <br /> Minnesota. Does your community have a local foundation to accept gifts, bequests, or even real <br /> estate? We host these funds and often provide matching gift incentives. Community foundations <br /> are wonderful resources that provide local dollars and promote generosity. <br /> 6. FIND SOLUTIONS <br /> If you are facing a unique challenge, we are usually able to refer you to professional expertise, pos- <br /> sible funding sources, or other organizations that have had similar experiences. Just give us a call! <br /> 1111 <br /> Ii 41,. <br /> laifound.org <br /> ■ tip 3.0 X32 9255 <br /> `ti CiJ FIrst Stre t SE <br /> Our business is your community <br />
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