MACP 2019 ANNUAL REPORT
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One Year Later: MACP’s response and commitment after the murder of George Floyd
It has been one year since the murder of George Floyd at the hands of police here in our community….
READ MOREThe Derek Chauvin Verdict
The world watched as the jury found Derek Chauvin guilty on all counts in the murder of George Floyd. We…
READ MOREMACP Condemns Racism and Sexism in the Atlanta Shootings
We at Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies (MACP) are outraged by the increased violence against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders since…
READ MOREGrantees 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.
Foundation’s COVID response grants awarded locally
Schools, community programs, library systems and a work source for people with disabilities are area recipients of recent Southern Minnesota…
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It’s About the Animals–and Humans, Too
UW–Madison’s Shelter Medicine Program provides a needed resource for at-risk animals and those who care for them each day.
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Brains And Bucks: Appalachian Women Continue Hide-Tanning Tradition
In a quiet neighborhood in southeast Ohio, Talcon Quinn and her 12-year-old apprentice Juniper Ballew have revived an age-old tradition…
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PBS American Portrait Shares How Americans are Adapting During the Coronavirus Pandemic In New Broadcast Special
Featured participants from across the U.S. include a first responder, an essential worker, and a recovering COVID-19 patient.
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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.
READ MORE2018 Financials
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