Opus Foundation Awards $432k to Impactful Nonprofits
In June the Opus Foundation awarded nearly $431,705 to six impactful nonprofit organizations, supporting early childhood education, workforce development and youth development.

Committed to building community for a better tomorrow, in June the Opus Foundation awarded nearly $431,705 to six impactful nonprofit organizations, supporting early childhood education, workforce development and youth development.
We'll profile two of the impactful organizations who received grants in this round, including:
- LUME Institute of St. Louis
- Goodwill of Central and Southern Indiana
The Foundation is proud to support the following organizations that received Impact Fund grants in June:
- Camp Fire Minnesota
- Denver Kids
- Dougherty Family College (Minneapolis)
- Goodwill of Central and Southern Indiana
- Summit Academy OIC (Minneapolis)
- LUME institute (St. Louis)
Additionally, the Opus Foundation gave grants to Operation Breakthrough ($50,000) and Twin Cities R!se ($150,000) as part of three-year grant commitments to each nonprofit. From January through June, the Foundation awarded $263,500 with 51 Opportunity Fund grants. Opportunity fund grants are awarded monthly and are designed to provide a quick response to needs and opportunities in our communities.
The Opus Foundation, the corporate foundation of Opus, is building community for a better tomorrow by supporting projects and programs that make our communities better places to live, work and raise families. The Foundation is committed to improving conditions that disproportionately affect historically underinvested individuals and communities by focusing on early childhood education, youth development, workforce development and community revitalization. Read more about the Foundation's work. The Opus Foundation is a separate entity from The Opus Group and is led by its own Board of Directors.
Article Type: Blog Post
Topics: Opus Foundation | Giving