From Headwaters Foundation for Justice <[email protected]>
Subject Announcing the 2022 Giving Project Grant Recipients
Date June 28, 2022 1:30 PM
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Community -&nbsp;
The 2022 Giving Project came to an exciting close earlier this month. Thanks to the work of the 20 community members in the cohort,
Headwaters has invested in 17 BIPOC-led organizations fighting for justice in our region.<[link removed]> All 17 organizations were awarded 2-year grants totaling $30,000 in unrestricted, general operating funds.
This year, cohort participants raised over $236,000 through individual fundraising conversations with their community. Combined with a contribution from Headwaters, Giving Project grants moved $510,000 to organizations building power throughout the region.
The 2022 Giving Project Grantees are:&nbsp;

Awood Center<[link removed]>&nbsp;

Centro de Trabajadores Unidos en la Lucha<[link removed]>&nbsp;

Dream of Wild Health<[link removed]>&nbsp;

Foster Advocates<[link removed]>&nbsp;

Freedom From the Streets<[link removed]>&nbsp;*&nbsp;

Hmong American Farmers Association<[link removed]>&nbsp;

In Black Ink<[link removed]>&nbsp;*&nbsp;

InquilinXs UnidXs Por Justicia<[link removed]>&nbsp;

Manidoo Ogitigaan<[link removed]>&nbsp;

Minnesota Youth Collective<[link removed]>&nbsp;*&nbsp;

MN8<[link removed]>&nbsp;

Native Governance Center<[link removed]>&nbsp;

Reviving the Islamic Sisterhood for Empowerment<[link removed]>&nbsp;

South Sudanese Foundation<[link removed]>&nbsp;

The Fields Retreat and Learning Center<[link removed]>&nbsp;

The SEAD Project<[link removed]>&nbsp;

Wild Path Collective<[link removed]>&nbsp;*&nbsp;
[* indicates a first-time Headwaters grantee]&nbsp;
Each of these grantees is fighting for collective liberation throughout the region. Through diverse strategies, these organizations are building towards their visions of a more just, equitable future.&nbsp;
This year&rsquo;s grants were made possible by the cohort participants&rsquo; hard work, bold asks, and principled engagement in collective process. Join us in celebrating the 2022 Giving Project participants:
Anitra Cottledge&nbsp;
Anju Madhok&nbsp;
Ann Zawistoski&nbsp;
Arun Caspram&nbsp;
Ashley Charwood&nbsp;
Cecelia Caspram&nbsp;
Cecilia Moulton-Pirkl&nbsp;
Charles Borom&nbsp;
Erika Baughman&nbsp;
Gina Kaeppe&nbsp;
Ibtissem Belmihoub&nbsp;
James Miller&nbsp;
Kate Vickery&nbsp;
Lara Griffin&nbsp;
Nouf Saleh&nbsp;
Oluwatobi Oluwagbemi&nbsp;
Shanasha Whitson&nbsp;
Taiwana Shambley&nbsp;
Thorne LaPointe&nbsp;
Victoria Carpenter&nbsp;
For all the information about this year's Giving Project, including a closer look at the group learning participants did around race, class, and power,
head to our website to read the full story.<[link removed]>
Headwaters congratulates and thanks this year&rsquo;s grantees, Giving Project cohort members, those who supported the cohort, and every donor who contributed to make these grants possible.&nbsp;

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