A picture of St. Cloud, MN featuring a quote from the Social Equity Dashboard: Greater St. Cloud's population is becoming increasingly racially and ethnically diverse. As a share of the region's population, communities of color have doubled in the last decade and are up from 11% in 2010 to 22% in 2020.

Social Equity in Focus

The Amherst H. Wilder Foundation recently released its research on Social Equity in St. Cloud.

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A picture of St. Cloud, MN featuring a quote from the Social Equity Dashboard:

Social Equity in Focus

The Amherst H. Wilder Foundation recently released its research on Social Equity in St. Cloud.

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A picture of St. Cloud, MN featuring a quote from the Social Equity Dashboard:

Social Equity in Focus

The Amherst H. Wilder Foundation recently released its research on Social Equity in St. Cloud.

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The Yellow Springs Community Children’s Center has a long tradition of caring for our youngest residents, emphasizing the value of play and outdoor time while also exposing children to technological tools for learning. A 2009 grant of $15,000 assisted with a campaign to address immediate capital improvements, including fence replacement, interior paint and new carpeting.

A Private Family Foundation for Charitable Giving

Lee and Vicki Morgan established the Morgan Family Foundation in 2003 as a vehicle for family philanthropy.

The Foundation awards grants for charitable purposes, primarily in Minnesota. Foundation giving totaled over $2 million in 2024.

Greater St. Cloud Equity Dashboard


The Morgan Family Foundation seeks a just society in which all individuals have ample opportunities to thrive and where outcomes are not determined by one’s heritage, physical characteristics, beliefs, residence, or inclusion in any particular group.

Community leaders and residents will need to rely on credible data to advance social equity. With this understanding, communities are better equipped to identify and evaluate strategies, policies, and programs to address disparities.

With support from the Morgan Family Foundation, Minnesota Compass, a project of Wilder Research, developed a dashboard report to detail information about inequities and disparities in the St. Cloud area. Social equity is central to the purpose of the Morgan Family Foundation.

Advancing social equity and reducing disparities in the Greater St. Cloud, Minnesota region requires a common understanding among organizations, community leaders, and residents of the disparities that exist. This dashboard offers an in-depth look at key measures that provide insight into the disparities and inequities that exist in the Greater St. Cloud region.

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DONATING FOR POSITIVE CHANGE

The Morgan Family Foundation awards most of our grants within three theme areas: advancing social equity in St. Cloud, MN; mitigating global warming in Minnesota; and addressing end of life issues in Minnesota. The largest grants paid in 2024 in each of these themes include St. Cloud Technical and Community College Foundation for advancing programs and support for first-generation college students; the Minnesota Marine Art Museum for an associate curator of clean water and climate; and Honoring Choices for general operations to support work in advance care planning.

 

2024 GRANTS PAID

A donut chart showing the Morgan Family Foundation's 2024 grants paid by program. Environment/Animals: 41% Human Services: 37% Education: 13% Health: 4% Public/Society Benefit: 3% Arts, Other: 1%

 

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Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 561
Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387-0561

Street Address:

506 S. High St., Suite B
Yellow Springs, Ohio 45387
info@morganfamilyfdn.org

Phone: 937-767-9208
Fax: 937-767-9308

A picture of the 2023 Board of Directors. Front row: Vicki Morgan, Lee Morgan, Judith Thompson Back row: Ron Brandenburg, Eric Hart, Barclay Carriar, Asha Morgan Moran.

MORGAN FAMILY FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Eight individuals provide the governance for the Foundation, including both family and non-family members. They request that questions about the Foundation be directed to the staff.

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