Funders to approach for Division of Indian Work
Division of Indian Work's mission is to support and strengthen urban american indian people through culturally-based education, traditional healing approaches, and leadership development. We achieve this by focusing on community and delivering programs and services directly or in partnership with other organizations. Our vision is american indian communities that build upon inherent strengths and create safe, healthy, and nurturing environments in which everyone…
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Best betsLikely, smaller grants1 in 40$31k, your typical grant1 in 401 in 201 in 102 in 10$10k$30k$100k$300kChance of a first grant within two years →Likely grant for you →
Expected from this list$700k–$2.0Mover two years, from 15–21 new funders
Last two years (2023–24)$220kfrom 8 new funders
Half the value is in your top 5 funders, of 152
FunderWay inChanceLikely grant
- 1The Bush FoundationGives in Minnesota (121 of 215)Similar grantees: American Indian Oic ($20k/yr), Midwest Indigenous Immersion Network ($1.3M/yr), NDN Collective Inc ($25M/yr)2 in 10$190k
- 2Target FoundationGives in Minnesota (255 of 323)Similar grantees: American Indian Oic ($160k/yr), Minneapolis American Indian Center ($150k/yr), Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners ($32k/yr)2 in 10$92k
- 3BCBSM Foundation IncGives in Minnesota (77 of 81)Similar grantees: Northwest Indian Community Development Center Nwicdc ($160k/yr), Hmong American Partnership ($70k/yr), West Central Initiative ($50k/yr)2 in 10$82k
149 more funders on the list for Division of Indian Work
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