Make a Difference in Woodbury

Since 2003, the Woodbury Community Foundation has worked hard to address the needs of those who live and work in Woodbury. WCF is proud to offer Community Grants to support and invest in local nonprofits, which are doing work to make a real difference in real people’s lives.

See our 2020 Grant Award Recipients:

GIVE TO GRANTS

For questions, contact the Foundation:

Woodbury Community Foundation
724 Bielenberg Drive, Suite #129
Woodbury, MN 55125
651-505-7024

wcf@woodburyfoundation.org

“Money that you give really does make a difference in the lives of young people in our community.”

Rigel Bloome, YMCA Outreach Director

“The money will be used to help us feed more people that need it in our community.”

Greig Metzger, Christian Cupboard Emergency Food Shelf (CCEFS)

This WCF Community Grant is going to give hope to our students.”

Lisa Hyland, Woodbury High School AVID Program

COVID-19 Emergency Grants

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2021 Grant Award Winners

$5,000: Christian Cupboard Emergency Food Shelf for a bilingual program assistant to help the growing Latino population using CCEFS services.

$1,000: Community Thread to improve community health and well-being by helping local kids, disabled individuals and families through its 2021 Holiday Hope.

$1,000: Mental Health Club at Woodbury High School for self-care supplies for teaching healthy coping strategies for students dealing with mental health issues.

$2,000: SoWashCo CARES to support students returning to school this fall dealing with mental health issues and work with mental health experts.

$2,000: Tubman to support legal services for local survivors of domestic violence.

$2,500: Woodbury Days to promote healthy lifestyles to several thousand attending the all-volunteer Woodbury Days annual event.

$2,500: Woodbury for Justice and Equality to promote equity and inclusion by organization operating, experiences and free public events.

$2,000: Woodbury Heritage Society to preserve Woodbury history through oral and recorded interviews with community elders and founders.

$2,000: Youth Service Bureau to support youth development with mental and chemical health care issues.

$2,400: Great River Education Consortium. This Grant will provide access and opportunities for post-secondary training and/or job placement with the community for students attending the South Washington Alternative High School.