Does Bloomington Crime Prevention A support scholarships?

Yes. It runs Law Enforcement-Related Student Scholarship(s) for Bloomington residents pursuing postsecondary education with an academic emphasis or interest in criminal justice, law enforcement, or community crime prevention. The listed scholarship amount is $1,500.

Where do its grants go?

The foundation gives locally. In the recent grants list, recipients are located in Bloomington, Minneapolis, Chaska, Saint Paul, and St Paul, and the recipient-country distribution is 100% U.S.

What is the typical grant size?

Typical grants are modest to mid-sized: p25 is $8,125, median grant size is $11,000, and p75 is $14,375. Recent awards include larger grants to public agencies and smaller grants for diversion and prevention programs.

Does the foundation give to the same organizations more than once?

Yes. The recent grants show repeat support across years, including awards in both 2023 and 2024 to Bloomington Police Department or Bloom Police Dpt, Oasis for Youth, and Maria Pew Family Foundation Dba Maria’s Voice or Maria Pew Fam Fo.

Bloomington Crime Prevention A

Name: Bloomington Crime Prevention A — grants, 990 financials & funding data
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ActiveCrime & Legal-Related

MINNEAPOLIS, MNWebsite

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About Bloomington Crime Prevention A

The primary purpose of the BCPA is to raise money for community-based crime prevention programs aligned with our mission of crime prevention in Bloomington.

Focus Areas

Crime preventionPublic safetyLaw enforcement support and scholarshipsDomestic violence prevention/assistanceYouth homelessness preventionEducation and after-school programsSuicide preventionServices for people with disabilities

Who They Fund

youth and adolescentsdomestic violence victims/survivorshomeless or at-risk youthjustice-involved or at-risk juveniles

About Bloomington Crime Prevention A

Bloomington Crime Prevention A’s largest recent grants go to crime-prevention work in Bloomington and nearby Minnesota communities, with the Bloomington Police Department receiving $53,500 in 2023 and Bloom Police Dpt receiving $46,500 in 2024. That pattern matches the funder’s stated purpose: raising money for community-based crime prevention programs aligned with its mission in Bloomington. The foundation also supports prevention and safety work beyond policing, including domestic violence prevention, youth homelessness prevention, juvenile diversion, expanded after-school programming, suicide prevention, and services for people with disabilities. Recent awards show a mix of public agencies, schools, and nonprofit service providers. Bloomington Public Schools ISD 271 received $12,000 for expanded after-school programs, while Oasis for Youth received $10,000 in 2024 and $10,000 in 2023 for youth homelessness-related work. Cornerstone Advocacy Service also appears in the recent list with a grant for domestic violence victim assistance and resources. The funder’s giving is local and fully concentrated in Minnesota, with Bloomington as a recurring recipient city.

What Bloomington Crime Prevention A Funds

Crime prevention and public safety are central to the foundation’s grantmaking. A 2023 award of $53,500 to Bloomington Police Department supported a variety of crime prevention programming, and a 2024 grant of $46,500 to Bloom Police Dpt was tagged for crime prevention. Domestic violence prevention is another recurring area: Maria Pew Family Foundation Dba Maria’s Voice received $12,500 in 2023 for domestic violence prevention and education, and Maria Pew Fam Fo received $15,000 in 2024 for DV prevention. Youth-serving prevention work also appears in the record. Bloomington Public Schools ISD 271 received $12,000 for expanded after-school programs, while Oasis for Youth was funded for youth homelessness prevention and homelessness-related support. The foundation also backed diversion-focused juvenile programming through grants to Northern Star Council and North Star Juven.

How Bloomington Crime Prevention A Gives

Typical grants cluster in the low five figures, with a p25 of $8,125, a median of $11,000, and a p75 of $14,375. The recent list shows both larger municipal grants and smaller program awards, including a $7,500 juvenile diversion grant and a $10,000 youth homelessness grant. The active grant programs suggest two modes of giving: annual community grants for Bloomington-based safety initiatives and a scholarship program for Bloomington residents pursuing postsecondary study related to criminal justice, law enforcement, or community crime prevention. The data also shows repeat support across years, including multiple awards to the same organizations in 2023 and 2024.

Financial Snapshot

Annual Giving

$79K

Total Assets

$63K

Total Revenue

$197K

Total Expenses

$145K

Typical Grant Size

Most grants fall between $8K and $14K, with a median of $11K.

25th Percentile

$8K

Median

$11K

75th Percentile

$14K

Geographic Reach

Local1 state funded

Funding intensity

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Headquarters

Leadership

MIKE HARTLEY

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Recipient	Location	Amount	Year	Purpose
BLOOM POLICE DPT	MINNEAPOLIS, MN	$46,500	2024	CRIME PREV
MARIA PEW FAM FO	CHASKA, MN	$15,000	2024	DV PREVENT
OASIS FOR YOUTH	MINNEAPOLIS, MN	$10,000	2024	HOMELESS Y
NORTH STAR JUVEN	SAINT PAUL, MN	$7,500	2024	DIVERSION
BLOOMINGTON POLICE DEPARTMENT	BLOOMINGTON, MN	$53,500	2023	A VARIETY OF CRIME PREVENTION PROGRAMMING
MARIA PEW FAMILY FOUNDATION DBA MARIA'S VOICE	CHASKA, MN	$12,500	2023	DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENTION/EDUCATION
BLOOMINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS ISD 271	BLOOMINGTON, MN	$12,000	2023	EXPANDED AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS
OASIS FOR YOUTH	BLOOMINGTON, MN	$10,000	2023	YOUTH HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION
CORNERSTONE ADVOCACY SERVICE	BLOOMINGTON, MN	$7,500	2023	DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIM'S ASSISTANCE/RESOURCES
NORTHERN STAR COUNCIL	ST PAUL, MN	$7,500	2023	DIVERSION PROGRAM JUVENILE DIVISION/BOY SCOUTS

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