Community Action Partnership of North Dakota

About Community Action Partnership of North Dakota

Community Action Partnership of North Dakota Inc centers its giving on Supportive Services for Veteran Families, with repeated awards to community action agencies across North Dakota. The largest recent grant in the data is $672,953 to Sendcaa - Fargo & Jamestown Cap for that work, and the same program appears across multiple recipient agencies and years. That pattern points to a statewide, service-delivery model rather than a single-site or project-only approach. The foundation’s recent grants also show support for regional Community Action agencies in places such as Grand Forks, Minot, Bismarck, Dickinson, and Devils Lake. Those awards are routed to local organizations that provide case management, housing assistance, and related supports for veterans and low-income households. Several recipients appear in more than one year, including Sendcaa - Fargo & Jamestown Cap, Red River Valley Community Action - Grand Forks, Community Action Partnership-minot Region, Community Action Partnership - Bismarck, and Community Action Partnership (Dickinson). The overall picture is a North Dakota network funder that directs substantial grants to established local partners. Its grants are tied to program operations and coordinated service delivery, with veteran families as the clearest beneficiary group in the recent data.

What Community Action Partnership of North Dakota Funds

Supportive services for veteran families are the clearest throughline. In 2025, the foundation gave $411,477 to Community Action Partnership (Dickinson) for Supportive Services for Veteran Families, and in 2024 it gave $301,013 to Community Action Partnership-minot Region for the same program. Regional anti-poverty service delivery is another visible area. The foundation awarded $250,783 to Community Action Partnership - Bismarck in 2025, again for Supportive Services for Veteran Families, indicating support for local agencies that handle direct assistance and coordination. Housing stability is embedded in the program structure as well. The organization administers Home Investment Partnerships - HOME-ARP (Homeless Supportive Services) statewide, along with Homeless Supportive Services programs tied to homelessness prevention, rapid re-housing, rental assistance, and housing search and placement. Energy and basic-needs support also appear in the active program list through Energy Share and Weatherization Assistance Program, both serving North Dakota households.

How Community Action Partnership of North Dakota Gives