The Northland Foundation and the young people serving on its Youth In Philanthropy Board awarded 15 grants totaling $11,950 in their spring 2026 funding round. The grants will support a variety of projects planned and carried out by children and youth within the geographic area the foundation serves.
Across the three funding rounds this school year, October, January, and April, the group approved 37 grants totaling $29,097.
Middle and high school students who serve on the Youth In Philanthropy Board make real-world grantmaking decisions with guidance from volunteer adult mentors. This year’s board included students from Cherry, Duluth, East Range (Mesabi East), Hermantown, Superior and Two Harbors along with five adult mentors.
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