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Northwest Minnesota Foundation offering Training and Education Fund grants

The Northwest Minnesota Foundation is seeking funding proposals from nonprofits serving Northwest Minnesota to support training and education activities.

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BEMIDJI — The Northwest Minnesota Foundation is seeking funding proposals from nonprofits serving Northwest Minnesota to support building organizational capacity through training and education activities.

The NWMF Training and Education Fund was established in 2004 to provide financial support to nonprofit organizations and leaders, with preference given to efforts that build leadership knowledge, skills and capacity, a release said.

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Eligible expenses may include staff and board training; travel and conferences; consultant hiring; strategic planning; leadership training; organizational or systems audits; or other efforts that help make nonprofits more efficient and viable for the long term.

"Grants cannot fund political activities, religious propagation, discriminatory practices, past operating debts or similar activities," the release said. "This fund will not consider membership or subscription dues, computer license fees, financial audits, building construction or capital campaigns."

The typical grant award is $2,500. However, grants up to $5,000 will be reviewed and considered.

The grant is available to 501(c)3 nonprofits that serve NWMF's region, including Red Lake Nation, White Earth Nation and the 12 counties of Beltrami, Clearwater, Hubbard, Kittson, Lake of the Woods, Mahnomen, Marshall, Norman, Pennington, Polk, Red Lake Falls and Roseau. Priority points will be given to organizations located within the NWMF region.

The deadline to apply for these grants is Tuesday, July 15.

To learn more about this round of funding and apply, visit the Grants page on the NWMF website,

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