Grants received by year
Every foundation grant, by year
Each line as the funder listed it on its return, newest year first, then largest.
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JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY
2025
In support of financial health
$860,000 -
Wells Fargo FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2025
Family Stabilization Plan Program
$350,000 -
The Bush FoundationSt Paul, MN
2024
Support for work related to a program-related investment intended to scale an innovative mortgage lending program to support black homeownership in the twin cities
$1,375,000 -
The McKnight FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2024
for general operating support
$250,000 -
Northwest Area FoundationSt Paul, MN
2024
General operating support
$200,000 -
Target FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2024
Economic opportunity - hometown
$200,000 -
JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY
2024
In support of neighborhood revitalization
$85,000 -
Wells Fargo FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2024
9,000 equities initiative
$75,000 -
The Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union FoundationSt Paul, MN
2024
To ensure families have access to safe and affordable housing.
$30,000 -
The McKnight FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2024
to support Build Wealth MN's 20th Anniversary Gala
$10,000 -
JPMorgan Chase FoundationNew York, NY
2023
In support of neighborhood revitalization
$1,835,000 -
The Bush FoundationSt Paul, MN
2023
Build wealth minnesota (BWM) will scale low-barrier mortgage loan programs to increase black homeownership by 15% in the twin cities. The 9,000 equities fund will leverage philanthropic and public investment to transform mortgage lending by providing 9,000 low-barrier mortgage loans to borrowers with low incomes. BWM plans to raise $100 million in capital needed for a permanent revolving mortgage loan fund to achieve its goal over 10 years. Financial coaching and training will prepare a pipeline of homebuyers to receive down payment assistance and an affordable mortgage for sustainable homeownership. Affordable mortgage loans and long-term assistance by BWM will grow equity in their homes and lead to wealth creation by black families.
$1,375,000 -
The McKnight FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2023
For lending and seed capital for the 9000 Equities Targeted Mortgage Program
$1,000,000 -
Northwest Area FoundationSt Paul, MN
2023
General operating support
$500,000 -
Pohlad Family FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2023
Program
$500,000 -
Target FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2023
Economic opportunity - hometown
$200,000 -
The Bush FoundationSt Paul, MN
2022
Build wealth minnesota (BWM) will scale low-barrier mortgage loan programs to increase black homeownership by 15% in the twin cities. The 9,000 equities fund will leverage philanthropic and public investment to transform mortgage lending by providing 9,000 low-barrier mortgage loans to borrowers with low incomes. BWM plans to raise $100 million in capital needed for a permanent revolving mortgage loan fund to achieve its goal over 10 years. Financial coaching and training will prepare a pipeline of homebuyers to receive down payment assistance and an affordable mortgage for sustainable homeownership. Affordable mortgage loans and long-term assistance by BWM will grow equity in their homes and lead to wealth creation by black families.
$1,187,500 -
Northwest Area FoundationSt Paul, MN
2022
Family stabilization plan program
$300,000 -
Target FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2022
Economic opportunity - hometown
$200,000 -
The McKnight FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2022
For general operating support
$150,000 -
The McKnight FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2022
For general operating support in recognition of Build Wealth Minnesota's contribution to the GroundBreak Coalition's work groups
$15,000 -
The Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union FoundationSt Paul, MN
2022
Community grant
$15,000 -
CH Robinson Worldwide FoundationSioux Falls, SD
2022
General operating fund
$15,000 -
The Richard M Schulze Family FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2022
Human services
$10,000 -
GHR FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2022
General operations
$5,000 -
Pohlad Family FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2021
Project
$500,000 -
Northwest Area FoundationSt Paul, MN
2021
Family stabilization plan program
$300,000 -
Target FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2021
Racial equity
$200,000 -
Northwest Area FoundationSt Paul, MN
2021
General operating support for crisis response efforts
$25,000 -
Northwest Area FoundationSt Paul, MN
2020
Pathways to financial inclusion
$250,000 -
Target FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2020
Racial equity
$125,000 -
Target FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2020
Committed in 2019 - hometown - racial equity
$100,000 -
Otto Bremer TrustSt Paul, MN
2020
General operations
$60,000 -
Northwest Area FoundationSt Paul, MN
2019
Pathways to financial inclusion
$250,000 -
Target FoundationMinneapolis, MN
2019
Committed in 2018
$50,000 -
Otto Bremer TrustSt Paul, MN
2019
For general operations to provide comprehensive, long-term financial education coupled with financial coaching to help families become economically self-sufficient and build assets.
$30,000 -
Northwest Area FoundationSt Paul, MN
2018
Savings to save
$250,000
Funders of similar organizations nearby
Foundations that gave to other education organizations in Minneapolis, MN and are not among Build Wealth MN Inc’s funders above.
- Amazonsmile Foundation 758 grants Preselected only $91,756 to similar organizations
- Mortenson Family Foundation 101 grants Accepts applications $9,973,250 to similar organizations
- Xcel Energy Foundation 65 grants Accepts applications $622,185 to similar organizations
- Land O'Lakes Foundation 48 grants Accepts applications $6,788,242 to similar organizations
- Wem Foundation 51 grants Preselected only $64,835,756 to similar organizations
- John and Denise Graves Foundation 44 grants Accepts applications $2,055,000 to similar organizations
- The Walser Foundation 58 grants Accepts applications $596,156 to similar organizations
- HB Fuller Company Foundation 51 grants Preselected only $834,600 to similar organizations
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 25-1918239 by name and ZIP code against the IRS list of exempt organizations and our list of filers. Grants we could not tie to one organization are not counted here.