MACP 2018 ANNUAL REPORT
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Grantees in the News
Our grantee partners’ good work and community-changing results are frequently featured in the news. Here is a recent selection of a few of those stories.
Balboa Park’s Mingei Museum now set to reopen in early 2021 following $52M makeover
Closed for more than a year, the cultural institution is entering the final phase of construction.
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Lutheran Social Services holds open house for Family-Strengthening Hub
Lutheran Social Services held an open house on Tuesday, Oct. 1, to bring together residents and professionals to talk and…
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First Nations Announces Commitment to Continue Ecological Stewardship Work
First Nations Development Institute has announced plans to continue its ongoing work to catalyze Tribal initiatives in the Northern Great…
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Lutheran World Relief responds to persistent drought in El Salvador and Honduras
Lutheran World Relief is responding to a crisis triggered by persistent drought conditions in the dry corridor of El Salvador…
READ MORESchool of Veterinary Medicine assists Wisconsin animal shelters with canine brucellosis response
Two dogs recently transported from overseas to animal shelters and rescue groups in Wisconsin have tested positive for canine brucellosis….
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Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies names new Audit Committee member
Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies [MACP] announced that Lisa Hauser was recently appointed to the Audit Committees for Margaret A. Cargill…
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Can Philanthropy Become a True Partner in Indian Country?
Native Americans in Philanthropy, which turns 30 this year, has partnered with Candid to publish a new report.
READ MOREMinnesota is among the leaders in giving to American Indian causes
Minnesota is home to six of the 30 foundations most generous to Indian causes, giving $118.5 million between 2006 and…
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