Charities Review Council of MN

Charities Review Council is a nonprofit organization based in Saint Paul, MN, dedicated to building strong and just communities by fostering meaningful relationships between donors and nonprofits. They inform donors, empower nonprofits, and partner with grantmakers to ensure that organizations meet accountability standards and provide effective and trustworthy services. Through their Accountability Standards and review process, Charities Review Council offers guidance to donors on selecting nonprofits to support, while also helping nonprofits strengthen their operations and demonstrate good stewardship of donor gifts. Their mission is to create healthy communities for all, supported by well-informed donors and trustworthy nonprofits.Generated from the website

Brain Injury Association of Minnesota is a nonprofit association serving the needs of more than 90,000 Minnesotans suffering with brain injury. The association offers various programs in resource facilitation, case management, multicultural outreach, education, public awareness, public policy advocacy and volunteering. Its case management program assists consumers on traumatic brain injury waivers and community alternative for disabled individuals waivers, as well as provides relocation service coordination within contracted counties. The association offers various consumer education and professional development programs, including the annual two-day educational conference, monthly meetings of the Brain Injury Community Committee, family retreat, and bimonthly workshops involving people with brain injuries and their families. The Brain Injury Association of Minnesota is a member of Community Health Charities, and is headquartered in Minneapolis.

The Coalition of Asian American Leaders (CAAL) envisions a Minnesota where all residents, regardless of background, are engaged and can achieve prosperity through collective action. By fostering a leadership network that values individual strengths and experiences, CAAL works to improve community conditions and support the economic growth of Asian Minnesotans. CAAL also launched the CAAL Ignite Grant Fund, a unique program designed to enhance Asian American creativity and visibility by providing financial assistance ranging from $10,000 to $15,000 to individuals, small businesses, and non-profits. Their initiatives include the MinneAsianStories Podcast, which shares authentic narratives from the Asian Minnesotan community, highlighting real voices and stories. Generated from the website