Community, Family and Understanding: Groto works with people from communities of different ethnic groups and cultures who are insired by their sense of vision and possibility.

The Grotto Foundation, Inc., works to improve the education and economic, physical and social well-being of citizens, with a special focus on families and culturally diverse groups. The Foundation is further interested in increasing public understanding of American cultural heritage, the cultures of nations and the individual’s responsibility to fellow human beings.

The Grotto Foundation makes grants in three program areas:

NEWS

New in March 2010, TO BE FREE: Understanding and Eliminating Racism, by Dr. Thomas Peacock and Marlene Wisuri, is an exceptional exploration in racism (in all its facets) and a realization and acknowledgement of its impact on all of us.

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The Tiwahe Foundation, a newly created American Indian organization in St. Paul, seeks a part-time Project Coordinator.

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American Indian Leadership Forum:
Balancing Tradition & Change

The Grotto Foundation, Inc., Native Americans in Philanthropy, and Headwater’s Foundation would like to announce their partnership to host the upcoming American Indian Leadership Forum.

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