|
AgStar Financial Services |
$25,000 to initiate the Business Recovery
Fund; challenging other businesses to match the donation |
|
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
Foundation |
$25,000 to initiate the Business Recovery
Fund; Blue Cross Heart of Blue Volunteer Council organized a team of 24
Blue Cross employees to Rushford for flood
cleanup; government programs staff worked with Target stores to provide
50 children's car seats to public programs members in Winona, Fillmore
and Houston Counties |
|
Cargill |
$10,000 to the American Red Cross and
$10,000 to the Salvation Army Rochester unit |
|
Catholic Aid Association Foundation |
$44,700 in grants to Catholic Aid
Association members who suffered losses |
|
General Mills Foundation |
$25,000 to the Business Recovery Fund |
|
IBM |
Coordinating our volunteer efforts with
United Way through our Days of Caring; answering technology requests
through in-kind support |
|
Mayo Clinic |
$300,000
distributed equally to the American Red Cross, The Salvation Army and
the United Way; $25,000 to the Business
Recovery Fund; also donating medical and pharmaceutical supplies,
ambulance support, emergency medical staff, health professionals and
more |
|
Medtronic Foundation |
$25,000 to Winona Health, Inc., to support a health
clinic in Rushford; $10,000 to South East Minnesota Community Action
Agency, which works almost exclusively with low income populations in
the region, and maintains pre-school, housing and health-related
programs |
|
Minnesota Twins |
$25,000 to the United Way Minnesota Flood Recovery Fund |
Southern Minnesota
Initiative Foundation |
$25,000 to initiate the
Business
Recovery Fund |
|
Target |
$25,000 to the American Red Cross and Salvation Army; local stores donating
product such as sweatshirts, socks, Kleenex, paper towels, work gloves,
etc. |
|
Think Community Foundation |
$50,000 to the American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund |
|
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans |
Matching $1 for every $3, up to $20,000, provided by
Lutheran congregations across southern Minnesota to provide food,
shelter and other support to people affected by the flooding |
|
United Way |
Created the
United Way Minnesota/Wisconsin Flood Recovery Fund |
|
Wells Fargo |
$100,000 to United Way's Minnesota/Wisconsin
Flood Recovery Fund |
|
Winona Community Foundation |
Responding to short-term needs through
Emergency Assistance Fund (13 partner agencies to this program serving
direct needs of individuals in Fillmore, Houston and Winona counties);
using a discretionary fund (the Winona Fund) to help with other
immediate needs that don't fall under the parameters of the Emergency
Assistance Fund; discussing long-term needs for recovery, which may
include grants to rebuild the capacity of flood devastated nonprofits,
in conjunction with community leaders and other nonprofits in the region
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Information about flood help, volunteering and
giving (PDF) |
