JUSTICE LIVES HERE

2020 PUC ANNUAL REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS

Letter from Leadership 03

About Pillsbury United 04 Communities

Crisis Response (Housing) 05

Crisis Response (Food) 06

Crisis Response (Systems Change) 07

Program Impact 08

Locations 09

Financials 10

Our Leadership and Board 11

Donors (Individuals) 12

Donors (Organizations) 17 LETTER FROM LEADERSHIP

2020 WAS NOT NORMAL. Two pandemics bore down on We remain in a place of deep uncertainty. The systemic our community, bringing hardship we could hardly have problems that brought us here are still very much with us. imagined only months before. One was a virus that isolated, Already we hear the demands for racial and social justice sickened, and killed. The other was the plague of systemic quieting. But we cannot let up. There is no “normal” we can racism, embodied in the horrendous murder of George Floyd go back to. 2020 only accelerated an urgent race, one we and the anguished fury it unleashed. must run every day our feet hit the ground.

These tragedies shook our community to its core and As difficult as the challenges are, we are beyond heartened hit many of us painfully close to home. Some lost livelihoods. to have the support of so many courageous allies and Some lost loved ones. Others lost trust in institutions that partners, who in 2020 stepped up for their community as were supposed to protect them. Many were retraumatized by never before. For the trust and generosity you’ve shown, continued examples of systemic racism. The pain continues to thank you. It will take every one of us—our collective sweat, reverberate. We will be picking up the pieces for years. advocacy, and conviction—to create the just and equitable future our community deserves. Although no one saw the trials of 2020 coming, Pillsbury United was prepared to rise to the moment. Across our agency, staff moved quickly and fearlessly to ease suffering, rebuild, and respond to the crisis with compassion, imagination, and hope. It was a validation of our decision in 2019 to position ourselves on the frontlines of justice work, seeking bold solutions to poverty and challenging broken systems that hold people back. Even as we continue to respond to acute needs, today we are engaged in the generational work of building communities where everyone has personal, social, and economic power. Adair Mosley Chris Huset President & CEO Board Chair This is what justice looks like. Not shying away from discomfort or settling for incremental gains. Continually raising our voices, mobilizing our resources, and challenging our leaders to take leaps that move everyone forward. So out of crisis, a more just society can emerge.

2020 ANNUAL REPORT • PAGE 3 Justice lives here. Here we lay foundations for full, healthy lives for children and families. Here we build places of creativity and connection, where strong voices are nurtured and stories are amplified. Here we create pathways to a prosperous future, from education to jobs to ABOUT economic mobility.

PILLSBURY UNITED This is what justice means. The opportunity to flourish regardless of zip code, age, ability, or background. The power to own our future on our COMMUNITIES own terms. For us, enduring change is not a lofty vision, but an ongoing pursuit, unfolding day by day, need by need, and block by block. TO ACHIEVE IT, YOU HAVE TO LIVE IT.

OUR MISSION We are community builders co-creating enduring change towards a just society.

OUR VISION We imagine thriving communities where every person has personal, social, and economic power.

OUR VALUES Creativity - We believe in building bold, transformative solutions with our community.

Justice - We believe equity comes from health, safety, quality education, and meaningful work.

Connection - We believe we are stronger together; we strive to always work in partnership.

Kindness - We believe that positivity, empathy, and compassion are revolutionary acts.

Resilience - We believe true resiliency in communities emerges from equitable systems, infrastructure, and social connectedness.

2020 ANNUAL REPORT • PAGE 4 DRAKE HOTEL FIRE COVID-19 CRISIS Of all the challenges compounded by the crises of 2020, housing When the pandemic increased the economic precarity of our was among the most urgent. Our community leaders looked to neighbors, Pillsbury United stepped up. We were one of the RESPONSE Pillsbury United to meet the crisis head on. primary organizations facilitating state housing assistance payments to landlords and utility companies. In partnership with the state We established a new housing support team to provide assistance of Minnesota, we were able to disburse $540,828.68 on behalf of HOUSING to neighbors who were struggling. When a fire at the Drake Hotel on individuals and families in our communities. Christmas Day 2019 left hundreds of housing-insecure families on the brink of homelessness, we led relocation efforts and disbursedmore than $300,000 in housing aid funds in collaboration with private, public, and nonprofit partners.

BY THE NUMBERS

disbursed in housing assistance funds after $300,000 the Drake Hotel Fire

individuals were 53 37 housed during the solo families 236 crisis, including: tenants

in COVID-19 housing relief disbursed on behalf of $540,828 individuals and families in our communities

individuals benefited from COVID-19-related rental 157 335 assistance, including children

PAGE 5 • 2020 ANNUAL REPORT FOOD SHELVES NORTH MARKET CRISIS In 2020, economic hardship and hunger too often went hand in Immediately following the murder of George Floyd, our neighborhoods hand. Pillsbury was there to ensure no family had to sacrifice healthy, saw many essential services shut down. Not North Market. We were the RESPONSE high-quality food. With COVID-19 deepening food insecurity in our only store in North Minneapolis to remain open and accessible when communities, we scaled up our food shelves and community cafés community members needed us most. We maintained prices on staple while introducing new health and safety protocols to help meet the items despite shortages and supplier cost increases. And we prioritized FOOD growing need. the health of our neighbors by repurposing the store’s community room as a free COVID-19 testing site in partnership with North Memorial.

BY THE NUMBERS OVER 1 MILLION pounds of food and household essentials distributed in 2020

individuals served by 36,000 9,037 food shelves to-go meals served

Food Shelf Race Demographics

21% African 6% White 11% African American 2% Multiracial 5% American Indian 1% Other 2% Asian/Pacific 52% Unknown Islander

Income

60% <100% FPL 7% 100%-200% FPL 1% >200% FPL 33% Unreported

2020 ANNUAL REPORT • PAGE 6 POLICY AND ADVOCACY CRISIS In a year of unprecedented crisis, Pillsbury United Communities doubled down on changing the oppressive systems that stand in the RESPONSE way of justice for our communities. We launched a policy and advocacy arm that lifts up the stories of people and places to effect transformative change. Our bold SYSTEMS policy platform galvanizes and protects the communities we serve, centering equity and the voices of our neighbors in ongoing policy conversations at the city, county, state, and federal level. CHANGE

POLICY INITIATIVES

• Expanding residents’ access to affordable, culturally relevant healthcare through the emerging model of community health workers, driving toward universal healthcare as an end result.

• Increasing funding for engaging and relevant community-based programs for youth outside of school.

• Promoting equitable neighborhood development while protecting legacy residents with anti-gentrification measures.

• Tracking toward true public safety for all.

• Ensuring artists and the creative economy are economically stable.

• Dismantling the racial opportunity gap and incentivizing innovation in our public education system.

JUSTICE BUILT COMMUNITIES As development pressures on vulnerable communities grew in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, we launched Justice Built Communities. This innovative community development corporation leverages land, labor, entrepreneurship, and capital to build equitable wealth for the Black and Brown residents of our region while preventing gentrification and displacement.

PAGE 7 • 2020 ANNUAL REPORT PROGRAM IMPACT

POWERING PEOPLE STRENGTHENING PLACE FUELING PROSPERITY

neighbors took immigrant virtual youth interns powerful online virtual youth internships in summer part in chronic women received 19 at KRSM Radio produced 2 readings of “Fannie 2020, offering participants a living wage 72 160 radio shows, podcasts, Lou Hamer: Speak in areas including: disease programs advocacy and 121 support services and journalism exploring On It!”, adapted by social justice Cheryl L. West FOOD SYSTEMS • ENTREPRENEURSHIP • TECHNOLOGY • JOURNALISM

original podcasts by Pillsbury House + Theatre playwrights community elders participated in senior services young people (ages 10–24) participated in summer featured in “Flip the Script: The Great Divide IV” exploring 104 and after school programs 5 the divides in our political landscape 289

NORTH MARKET professionals took part in courageous workplace conversations 11,590 with Breaking Ice 134 50 341 neighborhood East African unhoused young total sales youth developed young women built people connected $2,896,239 technology and career skills and their with housing, diverse volunteer STEM skills at confidence at employment, and hosts featured on 95 10,000+ the Brian Coyle Sisterhood Boutique other resources KRSM Radio average households received copies of Best Buy Teen via Full Cycle hourly wage 2,859 North News Tech Center $14.76 (non-salaried) weekly transactions

diverse youth educated at increase in sale and consumption of individuals reached by virtual performances schools authorized by Office of fresh produce at Pillsbury House + Theatre 316% 4,198 9,000+ Public Charter Schools

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2020 ANNUAL REPORT • PAGE 9 AND FINANCIALS

FINANCIAL STATEMENT BALANCE SHEET

SUPPORT & REVENUE ASSETS Grants and Contributions $8,364,258 Cash and Cash Equivalents (Operations) $1,922,606 Grants Receivables - Net $500,000 Government Grants and Contracts $4,111,064 Cash and Cash Equivalents (Other) $294,320 Land, Buildings, and Equipment - Net $8,648,109 United Way $762,326 Accounts Receivable $1,037,839 Loans Receivable $0 Program Fees $872,577 Grants Receivable - Net $1,380,423 Long-term Investments $0 Sales $953,009 Inventory $116,659 TOTAL NON-CURRENT ASSETS $9,148,109 Rental Income $164,690 Prepaid Expenses $190,503 Investment and Other Income $164,817 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $7,849,506

TOTAL SUPPORT & REVENUE $15,392,741 TOTAL ASSETS $16,997,615

LIABILITIES/NET ASSETS & EQUITY EXPENSES

Program Services $8,564,561 Accounts Payable $374,791 Notes Payable $4,040,420 Support Services $2,864,325 Accrued Expenses $631,022 Scholarships Payable $57,316 Notes Payable $914,849 TOTAL LIABILITIES $6,656,569 Refundable Advances TOTAL EXPENSES $11,428,886 $638,171 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES $2,558,833 NON-CONTROLLING INTEREST $96,968

ASSETS & EQUITY Total Unrestricted $5,498,460 Temporarily Restricted $4,939,554 Change in Net Assets $3,963,855 Net Assets - Beginning of Year $6,377,191 TOTAL NET ASSETS $6,455,768

NET ASSETS - END OF THE YEAR $10,341,046 TOTAL LIABILITIES/NET ASSETS $16,997,615

2020 ANNUAL REPORT • PAGE 10 OUR LEADERSHIP OUR LEADERSHIP TEAM Adair Mosley - President & CEO Julie Brauninger - Director of Institutional Giving & BOARD Brenna Brelie - Chief Program Officer Julie Graves - Senior Director of Youth & Future Focus Kim Pepper - Chief Engagement Officer and Waite House Vanan Murugesan - Chief Transformation Officer Kenzie O’Keefe - Director of Policy & Advocacy Amano Dube - Senior Director of Community Development Latosha Cox - Director of Learning and Leadership - Brian Coyle Center Miski Abdulle - Associate Director of Immigrant Services Antonio Cardona Director of Office of Public Charter Schools Tsega Tamene - Senior Director of Population Health Faye M. Price - Senior Director of Narrative, Arts & Culture Vickie Besch - Associate Director of Community Accessibility Jimmy Loyd - Senior Director of Community Development - Noël Raymond - Senior Director of Narrative, Arts & Culture Justice Built Communities

OUR BOARD MEMBERS

Chris Huset - Manager, Accenture (Board Chair) Mahrous Kandil - Assistant Director, Hennepin Elementary School Lindsay L. Benjamin - Senior Project Manager, Marni Bumsted - Entrepreneur Optum Operations, UnitedHealth Group (Vice Chair) Melinda Emerson - Director of Customer Experience, Best Buy Co., Inc. Anne Stukas - Financial Planning and Analysis Lead, Molly Haney - Senior Director, Corporate Responsibility, Cargill (Treasurer) Target Corporation Kaori Yamada - Director, Financial Education Strategy, Norah Shapiro - Director/Producer, Flying Pieces Productions US Bank (Secretary) Siyad Abdullahi - Founder, President and CEO, Language Banc, LLC Amit Patel - CEO, Vios Medical, Inc. Taylor Harwood - Senior Vice President, U.S. Trust Dr. Laura Bloomberg - Dean, University of Minnesota - Humphrey School of Public Affairs Faysal Abraham - Operations Consultant Heath Rudduck - Chief Creative Officer, Padilla Jeff Steinle - Attorney, Fredrikson and Byron, P.A. Kenji Okumura - Digital Consultant, Kenji Okumura, LLC

PAGE 11 • 2020 ANNUAL REPORT DONORS- INDIVIDUALS

$5000+ Rosemary Frazel $999 - $500 Troy Johnson Brad Bauer Catherine Furnberg Dave Alderson Steve Jordan Archie and Jane McDonald Black Dr. Lynn Glesne Timothy Anderson Nacole Kaai Pete Glerum Rosemary and David Good Craig Anderson Kelly Kenley Chris Huset and Kathryn Wells Jon and Cynthia Graves Kate and Roger Barr Amber Krause Jennifer Melin Miller and David Miller Marcia Haffmans and Edward McFalls Anders Bell Nate LeBrun Marianne E. Merriman Jim and Jean Hartman Lindsay and Darlynn Benjamin Pamela Conrad-Martin Jean Raymond Jeff Hilligoss Kris Berggren and Ben Olk Anne McLarnan Phil and Susan Zietlow Miriam and Erwin Kelen Frances Bly Nathan Miller Steve and Melinda Lee Karen Bromelkamp Jane Ramseyer Miller and Susan Haugh $4,999 - $2,500 Allen and Kathleen Lenzmeier Megan Buness Sheila Morgan Scott Beers and Kathryn Sedo Janet and William MacNally Chad Christensen Jeanne Mugge Laura and Jonathon Bloomberg Daniel Martin Carley Crook Ethan Neal and Emma Sands Neal Melinda Emerson Scott McGlasson Stuart and Lesley Crosby Alan and Peggy Nelson John and Theresa Greed Eric Mueller Robert Daub Adair New Daisuke Kawachi Jake Nassif Emily Elshall Jennifer Nicklay Karen Larson Dean and Rita Nelson Daniel and Colleen Faber John O’Donnell Stephen Regenold Shirley and Jason Newman Dennis and Karen Fenster Duane Ohland Chris Swanson Lexi Nisita Ellen Fenster Steve Peacock and Kate Seng Brianna Ostoff Rebecca von Fischer Judi Petkau $2,499 - $1,000 Kim and Mark Pepper Kimberly Ford and Robert Werling Mike Pignato and Karen Abel Frank W. Babka Paul and Abigail Pribbenow Sue Gibson and Neill Merck Katherine Poindexter Edward and Lois Black Frederick Quirsfeld and Linda Campbell Alison Griffin and Justin Freiberg Sarah Pratt Diane Brennan Alicia Ranney Lee Van Gundy Noel Raymond and Amy Finch Susie Brown Cynthia Royce Megan Herdering Jessica Riehle Amy Buckley Lee Lynch and Terry Saario Cara Herrick Lida Rogers Marni and Steven Bumsted Rick Solum Lauren Hill Julie B. and George Sand Michael Cassidy Anne Stukas Jennifer Hines Megan Schnagl Patrick Coyne Doug and Ellen Wells Beverly Hlavac Greg Schumacher Bruce and Barb Cutler Carol Witte and Winston Cavert Michael and Christina Huck Karen Seay Nickie Dillon Beth Wright and Anne Graham Eric Hunt Norah Shapiro and Andrew Harrison Steve Flagg and Mary Henrickson Bridget Hust Joshua Sillers

2020 ANNUAL REPORT • PAGE 12 DONORS- INDIVIDUALS

Scott Stankiewicz Julia Bach Judy Bratt Melissa Craig Sharon Streeter Joan Baillie Barbara Brooks Matthew Cramer Justin Swanson Cory Baird Roger Brooks Tim and Lindsay Culverhouse Lily Thiboutot Nancy Baldrica Marilyn Broussard Andrea Cummings Judith Tiede Judith E. Baldwin Cecily Brown Mary L. Davidson Dan Vetsch Abby Baldwin Caroline Burke Barbara Greenwald Davis Jessica Wightman Jeff Bangsberg and Anita Boucher Catherine Burrows Fran Davis Brett Witter Abby Barin Steve Burt Marianne Davis Nick Zelle Michelle Basman and Neville Basman Ellen Buskirk Scott Davis Diann Zoner Roberta Basol Rich Butwinick Thomas Davis Patty Beadle Mark Cady Anne Luck-Deak $499 - $100 Amanda Beardsley Steve Cady Shauna Dee Ben and Alix Aase Doug Bearrood Rebecca Cahn Jacqueline deVries Michael Abate Meredith Beeson Laura Capaldini Ashok Dhariwal Faysal and Holly Abraham Kevin Bell Kara Carlisle Bryony Diederich Brian Adams Mindy Benowitz Robert and Mary Jane Carlson Michael J. Dominowski Erin Alberti Shay Berkowitz Sharon Carson Suzanne Doree Jennifer Alstad Peter Bernard Christopher Carter Alissa Doth Farrand Anderson Meghan Besse Meghan Casey Della Corrine Doty Barbara Randolph-Anderson and Nathaniel Bird Ann M. Casey Katherine Dowd Steven Anderson Angel Bird Cecelia and Arun Caspram Angela Dugan Kevin Anderson Simba Blood John Christensen Cathal Dungan Jeanne Andre Erik Bloomstrand George Clabon Jean Ann Durades Liz Andress Theresa Blue Lloyd Clausen Scott Edelstein Stephanie Andrews Amy Blumenshine and Michael Troutman Becky Clawson and Jeffrey Garetz Robert Edwards Kerry Appleton Joseph Bogen Anne Cleveland Karla Ekdahl and Peter Hutchinson Pamela Arnold Paul Boor Laura Coleman Abbie Engelstad Amanda and Andrew Arnold Joan Bowen Judith Conrad Christopher Engstrom Jim Arnold Joyce Bowers Elizabeth Cooper Howard Epstein Andrew Arsham and Sonja Kuftinec Ann Braden Kailey Corder Paul Erdmann Elizabeth and Clifford Athorn Michael and Sandra Brandt Virginia and William Craig Robert Erickson

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Aaron Ertz Scott and Tiffiny Grossbauer Michelle Hyde Colleen Moffatt Kimer Hope Esparolini Katherine Grumstrup and Michael Bing Jeremy Iggers and Carol Bouska Elizabeth and Scott Kinkead Melissa Favero Brian and Cheryl Gustafson Benjamin Ihde Jane Kirshbaum David Fettig Sharon Haas and Nick Faber Richard Ingeman John and Ann Kluck Michelle Fleischhacker Susan Haas and Michael Sommers Gail Irish and Steven Budas Michael F. Koch, M.D. and Martha Koch Katie and Rick Fournier Julie Haight Stephen Jackson Jill Kohler Karen Frank Heidi Jedlicka Halvarson Natalie Jacobson John Kohring Christina Frederickson Bryce Hamilton Pamela Jacobson Jeffrey Kolnick Justin Freiberg Birgit Hans Nicolas Jelinski Mary Krahn Jillian Froehlich Lisa Harnack Linda John Gretchen Blase Kreidler Nancy Fushan Tammy and Larry Harris Jesse Johnson Jon and Susan Krook Linda Gabby Shannon Hartmark Courtney Johnson John Kruse Reid Gagle and Genene McNabb Taylor Harwood Lacy Johnson Joe Kuznik Gary Gardner and Helen Kivnick Will Hawver Patricia Johnson Kristine Kvamme and Daniel Williams Michelle Gensinger Lauren Haydon Chris Jones Sara Lara and Benjamin Walen William Gese and Abby Williams Gese Hope Heffelfinger Nancy H. Jones Elizabeth Larsen Mark Gilberstadt Paul Hegre Harry Waters Jr. Nancy Lawroski Allen Giles and Lisa Brosseau Jessica Hellmann Shawn Judge and Stephen Yoakam Jacob Leibold Sara Glerum Catherine and Larry Heltemes Mary Kaeding Sheryl Leill Ryan Gochenaur Troy and Wendy Hemme Mahrous Kandil Sandra Shahinian Leitner Emily Goldberg Rachel Henderson Roger and Maureen Kapsner Christine Leitz Siana Goodwin Leigh Henning Kathy Kater Blayn Lemke Christine Gordon Jake Herbers Anne Kaufman James Lenfestey Heather and Dan Gott Dana Herlihey Ochen Kaylan Hannah Bergstrom de Leon Kelsye Gould Erika Herrmann Jeremiah and Pamela Kearney Jennifer Leopold Elizabeth Grant Dawn M. Hill Bonnie Keeler Jil Leverone Julie Graves and Brendan Kelly George Hoagland Eric Kehrberg Jim Levi Hazen and Kathy Graves Tom Holmes Mary Kelley Mary Lewis David Greenberg Mary Jo Holmstrand Javad Keyhani Matthew Lindell Willie Gregg Joel Horowitz Mary Kiedrowski Lara Livgard Carol Greta Donald Howard Carole Ann Kilmanas Sherryl Livingston and Jim Lundy

2020 ANNUAL REPORT • PAGE 14 DONORS- INDIVIDUALS

Douglas and Mary Logeland Jan Mershon Kenneth Okumura Mychael T. Rambo Todd London and Karen Hartman Kris Meyer Ben and Rita Olk Nathan Rantala Margaret Lonergan Jonathan Miller and Barbara Chapman Elaine and Eric Olson Jeanette Raska Ann Long David Miller Jim Olson Kate and Jim Reidy Ivan Luna Thomas and Martha Milligan Karin Olson Karen and Terrance Reisch Rebecca Lund Kathy Moccio Elizabeth Oppenheimer and N. Jeanne Burns Ben Rengstorf John Lundquist Shelley Modell Joni OSell Marcus Renner Sharon Lyon Tory Mogler Eileen O’Toole Paul Reynolds Alesha Machula Sue and Dave Montgomery Sandra Overland Michael Ricker Beverly and Sheldon Mains Caron Moore Dave Parry Linda Ridlehuber Margaret Manderfeld Chris Morris Kris Patton Josie Riggall John Mandler Jesse Mortenson Susan Peacock Aida and Kurt Roberts Ann Manning Marceleen Mosher Larkin Perese Daina Robins Bob and MaryEllen Manske Michael and Kim Muehlbach Allison Perry Winthrop and Barbara Rockwell Joe Manthei Kathryn Murphy Jillian Peterson Julie Rosckes Ruth B. Markowitz Mary E. Murphy Robert Peterson Christie Rose Bridget Marquis Janeanne Murray Pamela Petty Kathryn Ross Chelsey Marshall Sarah Myers Joyce and Doug Pfaff Lisa Ross Kathryn Marten Crystal Myslajek and John Marks Brian Phoenix Heath and Rebecca Rudduck Jeffrey Masco Mary Nassif Randy Pierce Colleen Rusch Elizabeth Mascolo Scott Neal and Dianne Stevens-Neal Isaac Pierre George Russo David and Marybeth Mataya Janice Neal Diane Pike Genevieve Ryczek Cynthia Matthees Jenny Neilsen Moira Plaisance Derek Ryder Mary and Ronald Mattson Stephen R. Nelson David Poerschke Grant Rykken Dezarie and Paul Mayers Jane Njavro Bruce Pomerantz Sandra Sandell Shirley McCoy Heidi Nordine Matthew Poozhikunnel Robert Sando Ben and Stacy McCoy Crystal Nye Laura Potter Christopher and Diane Sands Marina McCuskey David O’Brien Erica Pralle Ann Sargent Monica McDaniel Jan O’Brien Faye M. Price James and Inger Sarver Deborah McKnight and James Alt Carrie Oelberger John Quinlan John Satorius Elizabeth Merchant Valerie O’Keefe Peter Quirsfeld Heather Saucier

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Jim Sauder and Paul Hogrefe Grant Sorenson Karla Vehrs Ann Wynia John Saxhaug and Lynn Rabinovitch Kevin Springer John Villerius Vishal Yelisetti Dr. Claudia Scarlata Jon Staff Saymoukda Vongsay Gil Young Christine Schaefer Joseph Stanley and Lori Zook-Stanley Suzanne Janse-Vreeling Sherilyn A. Young C L Van der Schans Chris Stapel Tony and Marie Wagner Wilfried Zehourou Jeanne Scheiderer Karl Starr and Christopher Haug Michelle Wagner Louise Ziegler Susan Schirber Kevin Staunton Mark Walinske Zachary Zimmermann Janet Schmitt Carla Steen and Jeffrey Friedl Jeffrey Wall Michael Schock Stephanie Steinwedel Darlene R. Walser Jennifer Schultz Oron Stenesh Kerry Walsh Helen Schumacher Ann and Willy Stern Michael Wambach Tim and Kelsey Schuster John and Marcia Stout Kevin Ward David and Barbara Schwain Dawn Strommen Colleen Ware Betsy Schwartz Janice Feye-Stukas Seneca Washuta Ryan Seibold and Nora Jenneman Krishnan Subrahmaniam Harry Waters and Tom Borrup Diana Sell Shannon Suehr Shelley Carthen Watson Erika Shadduck Jericho Tabor Pamela Ross Weinstein Maggie Shanahan Marguerita Tajibnapis Ellie Weinstein Karon Sherarts Judith Takkunen Steve and Elisa Weinstein Stacey Gurian-Sherman Kimberly Tamble Tammy Darrah Wenberg Terry Shima Mahader Tamene Emily Wessels Rebecca Shockley Tsega Tamene Dobson and Jane West Anna Siskind Sam Tape Christina Weyenberg Lori Sitowski Matthew Teasdale Dennis Whipple and Scott Wachtler Whipple Jon Skaalen Gretchen Thiel Carolyn White Rebecca Skoler Helen Truax Michelle Will John Slack Susan S. Tucker Lori-Anne Williams Scott Smith and Patrick Prochaska Caroline Vaaler Judith Willis Emily Smith Judith Vanheesch Robert Winberg Jacy Smith Pramila Vasudevan Lisa Wissbaum Sandy and Jason Sondell Micaela Vega Marynia Wronski

2020 ANNUAL REPORT • PAGE 16 DONORS- ORGANIZATIONS

$500,000+ Lucy C Mitchell-The Longview Foundation The Cargill Foundation Ruth Easton Fund of the Edelstein Family Foundation GHR Foundation The Saints Men’s Club Greater Twin Cities United Way SiriusXM McKnight Foundation Youthprise The Minneapolis Foundation Target Foundation $49,999 - $25,000 US Bank Foundation B.C. Gamble and P.W. Skogmo Fund Alliance for Strong Families and Communities $499,000 - $100,000 Aramark Bank of America Charitable Foundation Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Foundation Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota CAPI The Clubhouse Network Charles and Mabel Williams Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation General Mills Childcare Aware of Minnesota Hunger Solutions Minnesota Comcast NBCUniversal Foundation The Kresge Foundation ECMC Foundation Otto Bremer Trust Great MN Schools The Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation of Minnesota $99,999 - $50,000 John and Denise Graves Foundation Aroha Philanthropies The Manakiki Camp Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation Best Buy Foundation Minneapolis Public Schools Bush Foundation OneMPLS Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation C.H. Robinson Worldwide Foundation The Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation Ciresi Walburn Foundation for Children Robert Wood Johnson Foundation The Community Endowment Legacy Grant Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Rosemary & David Good Family Foundation Community Leadership Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Rotary Club of Minneapolis The F. Van Konynenburg and Jane Van Konynenburg Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Sit Investment Associates Foundation Fund for Safe Communities of The Minneapolis Foundation Social Settlement Fund of the Minneapolis Foundation Jerome Foundation Women’s Foundation of Minnesota Medtronic Foundation Xcel Energy Foundation Minneapolis Climate Action and Racial Equity Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation

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$24,999 - $5,000 Northside Funders Group American Family Insurance Dreams Foundation Tad and Cindy Piper Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Ameriprise Financial Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation Arts Midwest, Incorporated Saul Winton Fund Census 2020 CCC Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Second Harvest Heartland Civic Engagement Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Seward Community Co-op Ellie Crosby-The Longview Foundation The Shubert Foundation Inc. Mary C Dolan-The Longview Foundation Stevens Square Foundation Donaldson Foundation US Bank The Dunkel Family Charitable Fund of Fidelity Charitable Wells Foundation The Fiddlehead Fund at Schwab Charitable Frank & Francis Wilkinson Foundation William and Lisa Finley Charitable Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Eleanor and Fred Winston-The Longview Foundation Foundation For Essential Needs Neil Yaeger and Lynn Eggers Schwab Charitable Fund GAF Youth Philanthropy Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Grace University Lutheran Church Hawley Family Foundation, Inc. $4,999 - $1,000 InFaith Community Foundation Adobe The Katherine B. Andersen Fund Apple David and Diane Lilly/Peravid Foundation ARS General Cleaning Services LLC The Lovrien Family Fund Augsburg University Marbrook Foundation Bremer Bank McVay Foundation Cargill Medica Foundation Carondelet Catholic School Minnesota Council of Nonprofits Children’s Minnesota Minnesota Twins Baseball Club Choi-Chiu and King-Wo Lam Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation J & R Murdoch Zappa Fund at Schwab Charitable Church of St. Frances Cabrini Mutual of America Foundation Ted Cornwell Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation National League of Cities Robert & Teri Crosby-The Longview Foundation Nexus Community Partners David and Leni Moore Family Foundation

2020 ANNUAL REPORT • PAGE 18 DONORS- ORGANIZATIONS

Dave and Jodi Dent FAmily Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation University of Minnesota Good Neighborhood Fund Fairview Health Services W. Edward & Mary Hester Mullin Fund Michelle Fitzgerald donor-advised fund at Schwab Charitable Walter D. Boutell Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Folwell Neighborhood Association Wells Fargo Foundation Minnesota The Food Group West Bank Business Association The Fredrikson & Byron Foundation Karch Yamada Family Fund Greater Minneapolis Community Connections IN Food Marketing and Design $999 - $100 Courtney Cushing Kiernat & RB Kiernat Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation 3M Foundation Stephen & Mary Ann Kanee Family Fund (National Philanthropic Trust) Abbott Laboratories - EGC Lockhart/Mayeron Family Foundation Accenture Marshall Student Housing Cooperative, Inc Aetna Foundation Medtronic, Inc. The Aline and Leo Jacobsohn Foundation, Inc. Minnesota Council on Foundations Allstate Insurance Company Minnetonka Rotary Best Buy Co., Inc. Montana Right Hand Foundation Bohmann/Riehle Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Netflix Boston Scientific Employee Giving New Belgium Brewing Company Greg and Colleen Byrne Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation The O’Keefe Family Gifting Fund Cedar Riverside Community Council Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church CenterPoint Energy PadillaCRT Children’s Defense Fund Bayhurst Foundation The Community Foundation of Shelby County Propel Nonprofits Community Shares of Minnesota The Protolabs Foundation Employee Committee Danger Boat Productions Remele Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Data Curation Experts Steinle Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Kate and Doug Donaldson annual donation The Casper Thaler Charitable Fund Eat for Equity Thomson Reuters Ecolab Foundation Thrivent Financial Minneapolis Elizabeth Larsen and Walter Schleisman donor advised fund at Schwab Charitable Twin Cities Rotary Ecoclub Lucas Erickson Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation UnitedHealthcare Fidelity Charitable

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Google Inc. Donor advised fund of Kate Sandweiss and Gary Richman at Schwab Charitable Graco Inc. Malena Satre Raymond Charitable Fund GREAT Theatre Smith Partners PLLP ICF Next, Inc St. Paul Chamber Orchestra JCRC St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Loes Donor Fund at T. Rowe Price Charitable Stull Family Foundation Loftus Family Fund Surly Bikes Lutheran Church of Christ the Redeemer Ron and Margaret Tabar Fund Rick and Susie Macpherson Charitable Contributor Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation TASU Theatre Co. May Day Cafe Paul and Karen Thissen Charitable Fund Janet and Paul Charitable Fund Thrivent Financial Foundation Kathleen McKay donor advised fund at Schwab Charitable Trinity Lutheran Congregation McKinsey Twin Cities Bicycling Club Edward S. Miller and Joyce I. Miller Fund United States Treasury Mindsailing United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey Minneapolis Community & Technical College Guff Van Vooren and Vicki Raport donor advised fund at Schwab Charitable Minneapolis South Rotary Club Veritas Technologies National Renewable Solutions, LLC Viitala Law Office Native American Community Clinic Wells Fargo On The Quays Wells Law Oracle Yelp Tonja M Orr Charitable Fund at Schwab Charitable Zan Associates Julia Morrison Palmer and Brian Palmer Fund Zeller Family Tzedakah, a donor-advised fund Chris and Laura Pardo Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program Rambow RIDE on REALTY LLC The Virginia and Peter Robinson Fund Roosevelt High School S.F. perkins Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation

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