Bakken Galbraith Foundation Ma

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Private Foundation
MINNEAPOLIS, MinnesotaMicroEIN: 711850597
ChurchesCommunity Service ClubsHealth CharitiesYouth Development Organizations

This organization is a private foundation focused on providing financial support primarily for general operating expenses of various charitable organizations. Its mission reflects a commitment to community service, health-related causes, youth development, and religious organizations, as evidenced by its funding of churches, community service clubs, and health charities. The foundation serves a diverse range of recipients, including local charities, educational institutions, and community service initiatives, with a notable emphasis on organizations in Minnesota. Through its grantmaking, the foundation aims to enhance the well-being of communities and support various charitable endeavors.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026

Ideal Applicant

Small to mid‑sized Minnesota nonprofits (churches, Rotary/community service groups, health and youth organizations) seeking modest general‑operating grants and local relationship partners.

Good Fit

  • Based in Minnesota or serving communities near St. Louis Park/Wayzata/Long Lake.
  • Requesting modest operating grants (typically $1k–$5k).
  • Established ties or prior engagement with local Rotary, church, or community networks.
  • Program or organizational profile similar to prior recipients (religious, community service, youth, or health‑related).
  • Capacity to be nominated or introduced via a local intermediary or board contact.

Geography

Restrictive

Observed giving is heavily concentrated in Minnesota (about 89% of 2024 dollars) with only one small out‑of‑state share; grants are essentially local despite two states appearing in the filings.

Recipient Variety

Moderate

Each year the foundation made roughly 8–9 grants to about nine distinct recipients, and those recipients appear to be independent churches, Rotary foundations, and local charities; however, repeat funding to seven returning recipients and financial concentration in the top five moderate the breadth.

New Applicants

Restrictive

Direct evidence of turnover is limited but shows only two new grantees in 2024; the foundation explicitly indicates it funds only preselected nominees and there is no public application route, so unfamiliar applicants are unlikely to break in without nomination.

Source: Zeffy Agent · Mar 2026