Support & Grants

The 100 Associates Endowment Fund

In 2021, FAHF launched the 100 Associates Endowment Fund with the Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation. The goal: build a lasting resource to sustain French-American heritage programs well into the future.

  • Current progress: [insert updated # donors + amount raised]
  • Goal: $100,000
  • Impact: Annual grants supporting cultural and educational projects aligned with FAHF’s mission

Become a 100 Associate

Donors who contribute $1,000 or more become part of the 100 Associates, a group recognized for sustaining our heritage.

Benefits include:

  • Recognition on our website and at events
  • Updates on the impact of your gift
  • Invitation to special donor gatherings

Grant Program

Each year, FAHF awards grants from the endowment’s interest income to support community projects.

  • Eligibility: Projects that preserve or advance French-American heritage in Minnesota
  • Timeline: New application form posted each January; awards announced in spring
  • Past Support: Grants have funded lectures, cultural programs, and educational materials

Become a Supporter

Not everyone can give at the $1,000 level — but every gift matters. General supporters sustain FAHF’s programs and events.

Supporter benefits include:

  • Recognition in our annual report and at select events
  • Regular updates on programs and impact
  • The knowledge that you’re keeping French-American stories alive

Volunteer & Get Involved

Supporting FAHF isn’t just about donations. Volunteers play a key role in making our work possible. Opportunities include:

  • Helping at events
  • Assisting with publications
  • Serving on committees or the board

Why Your Support Matters

Every gift and every hour of service makes a difference. Together, we:

  • Keep French-American stories alive
  • Share resources with schools, libraries, and communities
  • Ensure this heritage is celebrated for generations to come

FAHF is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All contributions are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.

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