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The Northland Foundation is a publicly supported place-based foundation dedicated to fostering growth and improvement in Northeast Minnesota and its neighboring Native nations. Since its inception in 1986, the foundation has raised $163 million, awarding $64 million in grants and investing $79 million in local businesses to promote equity, belonging, and community development. With a mission focused on supporting people of all ages and backgrounds, the Northland Foundation provides various programs, including grants for nonprofits and Native American individuals, small business consulting, and scholarships for child care providers. It operates within a service area that encompasses seven counties and multiple Native nations, while honoring the ancestral lands of the Ojibwe and other Indigenous peoples. Generated from the website

The Program for Aid to Victims of Sexual Assault (PAVSA) is a nonprofit rape crisis center located in southern St. Louis County, Minnesota, dedicated to supporting individuals who have experienced sexual violence. Their services range from immediate crisis intervention to long-term counseling, ensuring that survivors receive the care they need in a confidential and accessible manner. PAVSA strives to eliminate sexual violence through community education, victim advocacy, and awareness initiatives. Their commitment to creating victim-centered and victim-driven services fosters an environment where all survivors are welcomed and supported on their journey to healing. Generated from the website