$10,000 Grant To Support Accessibility to Art
FRFF's inaugural Guest Curator Sharon Mansur chats with intern Hailey McKinley during the festival. “Support from the Winona Community Foundation made both in-person and virtual film programming possible." – Eileen Moeller, Managing Director at FRFF Frozen River Film Festival (FRFF) received a $10,000 [...]
$5,000 Grant To Engage Winonans in Art
"Seasonal Saturdays" attendees at the Minnesota Marine Art Museum. “It was so great to attend a low-cost, low-barrier community event.” – "Seasonal Saturday" attendee Minnesota Marine Art Museum received a $5,000 Cycle 2 Community Grant from the Winona Community Foundation in 2021. This [...]
$10,000 Grant To Amplify Changemakers
Engage Winona's Lived Experienced Leaders group members. “[People] might feel like they don’t have the power by themselves to make a difference, but everybody really does.” – Lived Experience Leader Participant Engage Winona received a $10,000 Cycle 2 Community Grant from the Winona [...]
Winona Community Foundation Receives Platinum Seal of Transparency
Platinum Seal Awarded to the Winona Community Foundation The Winona Community Foundation is pleased to announce that we have recently earned the 2022 Platinum Seal of Transparency, the highest level of recognition offered by Candid (formally known as GuideStar). To reach the Platinum level, the Winona Community Foundation [...]
Trust in Financial Oversight
By Mandi Olson, Finance Director at the Winona Community Foundation Whether or not you like to crunch numbers and review financial statements, accounting and finance are a necessary part of all businesses. As a public charity, we at the Foundation take our fiduciary responsibility very seriously. Our four-person board [...]
Winona Community Foundation Presents 2021 Annual Report
Thank you to the donors, nonprofit partners, fund holders, and the community who give back in many ways to create positive change for all. As we present this annual report to you, we do so acknowledging that 2021, while a better year for most, was still a [...]


