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Resources

AchieveMpls serves as an intermediary for individuals, businesses and foundations in our community that wish to support the Minneapolis Public Schools. We work to design a scholarship or grant program that best matches the donor’s interests and resources to meet the needs of students, teachers and administrators.

For Administrators

  • The Mary Quigley Feidt Leadership Award

For Classrooms

  • Assistance League of Minneapolis/St. Paul Links to Learning Grant
  • Community Learning Fund
  • Elementary Service Learning Fund
  • Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Service Learning Grants

For Schools

  • School Fund Management

For Students

  • Dr. Jermaine Arendt Memorial Scholarship
  • Bergren Family Scholarship
  • Frank N. Borea Memorial Scholarship
  • Bob Brant Memorial Scholarship
  • Arthur Colberg Memorial Scholarship
  • Donaldson Foundation Scholarship
  • Edison Youth Hockey Scholarship
  • Arthur Gould Memorial Mathematics Award
  • Richard R. Green Scholarship
  • Henry High School Alumnus Scholarship

For Students

  • Kopp Scholarship
  • Lillian J. Lindsten Scholarship
  • Minneapolis Association of Administrators and Consultants (MAAC) Scholarship
  • MPS Endowed Scholarship
  • MPS School Nurses' Scholarship
  • One Child at a Time Fund
  • Viola Olson Memorial Scholarship
  • Pearson Education Scholarship
  • NorthPoint Beverly Propes Scholarship
  • Marilyn Fedderly Quist Scholarship
  • Teacher Federal Credit Union Scholarship
  • Tracy Awards
  • Vern Wobig Scholarship

For Teachers

  • Fund for Teacher Fellowship Awards
  • Pierce Teacher Recognition Awards
  • Win Wallin Teacher Training Scholarship

Success Stories

Success Stories

He's Already Got the Watch

Patients and families walking into HCMC are greeted with a friendly smile from Martin Campbell and his fellow ambassadors. As a recent high school graduate dreaming of one day becoming CEO of a large, urban hospital, Martin was an ideal candidate for placement in a medical internship through STEP-UP's healthcare pipeline. "Working at HCMC has helped me enhance my people and problem solving skills. I have learned the importance of networking and professionalism," said Martin. Chosen to speak at STEP-UP's year-end recognition event, Martin shared his goal of leading a hospital some day with the crowd. Then, as he stepped down from the podium, he lifted his shirt sleeve to show one STEP-UP staff member that "I've already got the CEO watch!"