Public Charity

Seward Neighborhood Group

Based in Minneapolis, MN, Seward Neighborhood Group operates as a Public Charity. The organization reported $115K in revenue, $128K in expenses, $517K in total assets for fiscal year 2024. Imperigo tracks 5 reported grant relationships connected to this organization totaling approximately $55K.

EIN: 510166930 Minneapolis, MN Latest filing: 2024
Total Revenue$115K
Total Expenses$128K
Total Assets$517K
Grant Records5
Funding Total$55K
Filing Years2020–2024

Mission

Seward Neighborhood Group strives to strengthen civic participation in Seward by engaging, involving, and connecting a broad range of stakeholders through four overarching goals: Equity, Operational Sustainability, Engagement, Community Infrastructure.

Sample Grants Received

PAYPAL CHARITABLE GIVING FUND
2020
General Support
$31,812
MINNESOTA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
2017
Legacy grant for the History of the Seward Neighborhood, phase III.
$10,000
HENNEPIN COUNTY BAR FOUNDATION
2017
FUNDS WILL BE USED TO SUPPORT A SOMALI FACILITATOR TO PARTICIPATE IN A RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROCESS WITH SOMALI YOUTH; SUBSIDIZE 20-HOUR FACILITATOR TRAINING; CONDUCT BACKGROUND CHECKS FOR VOLUNTEERS AND OFFER CONTINUING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES; AND SUPPORT PROGRAM DIRECTOR TO RECRUIT/TRAIN VOLUNTEERS, COORDINATE REFERRAL PROCESS, AND COMMUNICATE WITH FAMILIES THROUGHOUT PROCESS.
$6,700
HENNEPIN COUNTY BAR FOUNDATION
Funds will be used to support a Somali facilitator to participate in a restorative justice process with Somali youth; subsidize 20-hour facilitator training; conduct background checks for volunteers and offer continuing education opportunities; and support Program Director to recruit/train volunteers, coordinate referral process, and communicate with families throughout process.
$6,700

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Officers & Directors

Board member Andy Carroll
Board member Casey Mock
Secretary Diann Anders
Board member Donna Ray
Board member Farah Habad
Board member Korla Masters

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Top Grant Purposes

General Support
$31,812 1 grant
Legacy grant for the History of the Seward Neighborhood, phase III.
$10,000 1 grant
Funds will be used to support a Somali facilitator to participate in a restorative justice process with Somali youth; subsidize 20-hour facilitator training; conduct background checks for volunteers and offer continuing education opportunities; and support Program Director to recruit/train volunteers, coordinate referral process, and communicate with families throughout process.
$6,700 1 grant
FUNDS WILL BE USED TO SUPPORT A SOMALI FACILITATOR TO PARTICIPATE IN A RESTORATIVE JUSTICE PROCESS WITH SOMALI YOUTH; SUBSIDIZE 20-HOUR FACILITATOR TRAINING; CONDUCT BACKGROUND CHECKS FOR VOLUNTEERS AND OFFER CONTINUING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES; AND SUPPORT PROGRAM DIRECTOR TO RECRUIT/TRAIN VOLUNTEERS, COORDINATE REFERRAL PROCESS, AND COMMUNICATE WITH FAMILIES THROUGHOUT PROCESS.
$6,700 1 grant

Financial Trends

Year Revenue Expenses Assets
2024 $115K $128K $517K
2023 $274K $219K $536K
2022 $162K $172K $506K
2021 $104K $104K $530K
2020 $214K $221K $568K

Between 2020 and 2024, reported annual revenue declined from $214K to $115K (-46%), with total assets most recently reported at $517K.

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