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Initiative Foundation Announces Economic Empowerment Grants for Central Minnesota

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The Initiative Foundation announced economic empowerment grants for the Central Minnesota region. During a presentation to the Garrison City Council on September 8, the Foundation detailed its work, noting that Crow Wing County has received 1,317 grants since 1986. The Foundation also highlighted its gap lending program, citing a partnership with Cuyuna Brewing Company to renovate its second floor in Crosby.

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Why it matters

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The Initiative Foundation's efforts aim to empower people and build a thriving economy throughout Central Minnesota. The Foundation provides grants and partners with local businesses and banks on loans, supporting economic revitalization efforts in areas like Garrison.

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Who's involved

  • Initiative FoundationAmerican nonprofit providing economic empowerment grants and gap lending.
  • Crow Wing CountyCounty receiving grants from the Initiative Foundation for community development.
  • GarrisonCity where the Garrison City Council discussed grant applications.
  • CrosbyLocation where the Initiative Foundation partnered with Cuyuna Brewing Company on a renovation.

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  • Crow Wing CountySpeculative

    Local businesses and nonprofits within Crow Wing County might see increased access to local funding through the Foundation's grants.

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