Prime Together Foundation selects 2022 grant recipients

Grants awarded to 13 organizations working to address inequity and improve health disparities

December 20, 2022
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In its second cycle of charitable giving, the Prime Together Foundation recently awarded $170,000 in grants to 13 nonprofit organizations across the United States.

Organizations were selected based on how well they align with the Foundation’s mission to work together with communities to address inequality and injustice in all its manifestations, particularly racism, poverty, health and hunger.​​​​​​​

“We are proud to award our next cycle of grants to 13 deserving nonprofits that directly align with our mission,” said Erin Feigal, senior vice president and chief human resources officer and Prime Together Foundation board chair. “Thank you to all who generously donated and helped fund these grants.”

Four of the 13 organizations are inaugural 2021 Foundation grant recipients:  The Bridge for Youth, Dakota Child and Family Clinic, Hennepin Healthcare Foundation and Jeremiah Program.

The full list of 2022 Foundation grant recipients includes:

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