What
You'll Find
MCF's annual "Giving in
Minnesota" report gives you the definitive research on charitable
giving in Minnesota. In the 70-page report you'll find:
- The latest facts and figures on
grantmaking by Minnesota's foundations and corporate grantmakers.
- The latest data on charitable giving by
individual Minnesotans.
- Analysis of grantmaking trends and
patterns in the state over the past 20+ years, and what it means for
future giving.
- Analysis and breakdowns of grantmaking
by subject area (arts, education, etc.), geographic area (Twin Cities,
Greater Minnesota, etc.), beneficiary populations and types of
support.
- Analysis and comparisons of grantmaking
by private foundations, community/public foundations, and corporate
grantmakers and giving programs.
- Comparisons of Minnesota's charitable
giving to national figures.
- Final rankings of Minnesota's top
grantmakers in several categories.
The "Giving in Minnesota" report
gives you the most complete, comprehensive research on Minnesota's
charitable giving. Whether you're a nonprofit, consultant, advisor,
grantmaker or individual donor, the "Giving in Minnesota" report
can greatly enhance and inform your work.
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Key
Findings
Key findings on 2002 charitable giving in Minnesota:
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Total charitable giving declines for second straight year.
Charitable
giving in Minnesota totaled $4.18 billion from individuals,
foundations and corporations, a decline of less than 1 percent from
2001. This follows a slightly smaller decrease between 2000 and 2001.
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Giving by individuals rebounds slightly.
Individuals gave
$3.28 billion to charity, an increase of less than 1 percent from
2001.
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Foundation/corporate grants decrease for first time in nearly 20
years.
Foundations and corporations gave $893 million in
charitable grants, a decline of 5 percent from 2001, which is the
first such decrease since 1984.
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Foundation assets flat.
Foundation assets grew 2 percent from
2001 to 2002 (a 1 percent decline when adjusted for inflation). This
is the second year in a row that the state's total foundation assets
have declined in constant dollars, after an 8 percent drop in 2001.
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Grants to Minnesota increase.
Grantmakers gave 61 percent of
their grants to Minnesota, which is the highest level since 1990.
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Continued growth in Health grants.
Health organizations saw
the biggest growth in grants, increasing 7 percent, which follows a 24
percent increase between 1999 and 2001.
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Arts grantmaking loses ground.
Arts, culture and humanities
organizations saw the biggest drop in grants, decreasing 22 percent.
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