maybe related to this: This year the Target Foundation changed it's funding
criteria.  While they previously funded a variety of nonprofits and grass
roots arts projects, the word on the street in the nonprofit community is
target's new funding criteria is:
"Programs to keep poor people poor (emergency service programs only) and
large splashy arts projects they can put their name on."


>I am surprised that nobody mentioned the pull out from Mill City School by
>one of our esteemed local companies.  The quote in the paper said it was a
>"business decision."  I wonder if they weighed that against the huge subsidy
>they got from the taxpayers of this city to build their new downtown digs.
>With our impending debt burden, maybe we should  make a "business decision"
>and withdraw our TIF funding.  I'd love to hear the reaction from some of
>our elected officials including city council and school board.
>
>Russ Peterson
>Standish
>Ward 9


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