The Community Sharing Fund partners with more than 100 community organizations to identify and provide small emergency grants to families and individuals facing short-term financial setbacks.

The Council for Black Male Success, a collective group of community organization leaders, seeks to make the opportunity landscape easier to navigate for young Black men ages 11-32 in Saint Paul.

Our East Metro Main Street Economic Revitalization Program supports businesses and nonprofit organizations in the Snelling-University-Rice Cultural District, the East Side community and along West Seventh Street.

This collaborative is focused on increasing economic vitality for residents on the East Side of Saint Paul, particularly the Dayton’s Bluff and Payne-Phalen neighborhoods.

GroundBreak Coalition is a group of corporate, civic and philanthropic leaders committed to demonstrating that with enough resources, a racially equitable and carbon-neutral future is possible now.

GenNext is a coalition of civic, business and education leaders from across Minneapolis and Saint Paul dedicated to closing achievement and opportunity gaps to ensure that every child can thrive.

The Heading Home Minnesota collaborative is a member organization comprised of grantmakers and intermediaries committed to working together to prevent and end homelessness in Minnesota.

This multi-year collaboration among the Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation, Greater Twin Cities United Way and The Minneapolis Foundations seeks to transform the criminal justice system in Greater MSP.

ConnectedMN is a public-private partnership to ensure students from high-need and underserved communities have the tools and support they need to participate in digital learning, including tech devices and internet access.

This pilot program by the City of Saint Paul will provide up to 150 Saint Paul families with $500 per month in guaranteed income for a period of up to 18 months.

As part of our support for criminal justice reform, this fund supports Ramsey County’s initiative to reduce non-public safety-related traffic stops.

This transformative education collaborative brings together families, schools and the community to put children on the pathway to college and career.

This collaboration of more than 20 members of Minnesota’s philanthropic community provides leadership and funding for research, program development, public policy and grantmaking to improve early childhood efforts in Minnesota.

This fund invests in systems change initiatives and grants to organizations providing culturally-specific support of Saint Paul families.