Minot Area Community Foundation

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INSPIRITUS Community Health Foundation is a local nonprofit organization based in Minot, ND, dedicated to promoting and supporting projects and services that enhance the health and well-being of residents in North central North Dakota. Through their unique Twice Blessed grant matching program, they provide funding for projects that address the mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of individuals in various counties. With a mission to work towards justice, peace, and the transformation of society, INSPIRITUS Community Health Foundation has been instrumental in improving physical wellness, supporting special needs initiatives, and collaborating with nonprofits to provide essential services to the community. Since 1998, INSPIRITUS Community Health Foundation has contributed over 11.3 million dollars to community initiatives, leveraging funds to support worthwhile projects in North Central North Dakota. Their grants have facilitated the placement and reconstruction of playgrounds, provision of medical supplies, education for students in the medical field, and the implementation of health and safety awareness campaigns. By partnering with nonprofits, INSPIRITUS Community Health Foundation plays a crucial role in addressing the diverse needs of area residents, ranging from art and yoga therapy for veterans to K-12 and higher education programs.Generated from the website