2021 Community Impact Awards
29 Apr 2021
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Nearly 200 nominations poured in for TCB’s inaugural Community Impact Awards—a testament to the depth of initiatives focused on making the Twin Cities a more equitable, inclusive place to live and to work. That spirit of philanthropy is a Minnesota hallmark, from corporate foundations to established social service organizations. At a time when needs are mounting and fractures run deep, we’re pleased to highlight the socially driven work of a dozen organizations, from pro sports and Fortune 500s to long-standing nonprofits and social enterprise startups. Over the past year, all proved to be resilient, responsive, and creative as they confronted profound social challenges.
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