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Minnesota Comeback

66 grants received for $ 11,139,019
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TYPE: 501(c)(3)

EIN: 47-4086472 | 990s and mentions at ProPublica

710 South Second Street, Suite 400
Minneapolis, MN 55401

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Minnesota Comeback merged into its owned entity Great MN Schools in 2019.

Minnesota Comeback was previously the legal owner of Great Minnesota Schools.

According to a Minnesota Comeback press release, the organization was incubated by the Minneapolis Foundation as the Education Transformation Initiative.

80 institutional roles for $1,676,672

Here's how Minnesota Comeback describes itself on its IRS 990 (2016):

MINNESOTA COMEBACK ... WAS INITIALLY FUNDED AS AN INTERNAL PROJECT OF THE MINNEAPOLIS FOUNDATION, AND HAS NOW GAINED ENOUGH OF A GROUNDSWELL OF SUPPORT AMONG MINNESOTA EDUCATION LEADERSHIP TO OPERATE AS A SEPARATE LEGAL ORGANIZATION THE GUIDING VISION OF MINNESOTA COMEBACK IS THAT BY 2025, ALL MINNEAPOLIS CHILDREN WILL BE ENROLLED IN RIGOROUS AND RELEVANT SCHOOLS THAT PREPARE THEM TO THRIVE IN COLLEGE, THEIR CAREER, AND THE COMMUNITY...MINNESOTA COMEBACK ALSO SUPPORTS GRANTMAKING AIMED AT STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS IN MINNESOTA EDUCATION ... WE REVIEW GRANT APPLICATIONS AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE MINNEAPOLIS FOUNDATION AS TO DISTRIBUTIONS FROM THE FUND THAT WILL BE USED TO MAKE GRANTS TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS, PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOLS, AND INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS, AND ANY OTHER SUPPORTING GRANTS AIMED AT IMPROVING THE MINNESOTA EDUCATION SYSTEM

Minnesota Comeback merged with Great MN Schools on January 1, 2020, according to the organization's 2019 IRS 990

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80 institutional roles for $1,676,672

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Year Role Hrs/week Pay Source 990 src
Albright, Rob
(5 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Alleyne, Stan
(1 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Balch, Rosita
(3 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Banovetz, Nicholas
(3 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
total pay: $ 416,486   
Erdahl, Rebecca
(5 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Fan, Al
(5 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
total pay: $ 750,588   
Graves, William G.
(4 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Gray, Ethan
(2 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Guidera, Aimee
(3 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Johnson, Bernadeia
(2 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Kimbrell, Catherine
(2 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
total pay: $ 288,468   
Nelson, C David.
(5 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Piper, Tad
(5 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Ramaley, Mithra
(3 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Smallwood, Carolyn
(5 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Smith, Chris
(5 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Soran, Margie
(1 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Soran, Phil
(4 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Turner, Rashad
(2 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
total pay: $ 221,130   
Vargas, Sandra
(5 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Warfa, Hamse
(4 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Wolford, Kate
(3 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  
Yang-Best, Kayla
(3 roles; show | hide | all | profile)
  

 

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Financials*

year: 2019
net assets: $ 0
revenue: $ 551,113
expenses: $ 597,781
liabilities: $ 0
assets: $ 0
 
year: 2018
net assets: $ 46,668
revenue: $ 1,255,465
expenses: $ 1,196,705
liabilities: $ 8,674
assets: $ 55,342
 
year: 2017
net assets: $ -12,092
revenue: $ 396,295
expenses: $ 1,147,843
liabilities: $ 0
assets: $ 0
 
year: 2016
net assets: $ 739,456
revenue: $ 959,937
expenses: $ 1,115,388
liabilities: $ 0
assets: $ 0
 
year: 2015
net assets: $ 500,025
revenue: $ 500,025
expenses: $ 0
liabilities: $ 0
assets: $ 0
 

* All from IRS 990. Assets = line 21; Revenue = line 12; Expenses = line 17.

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Sarah Lahm
Bright Light Small City
March 15, 2016

MN Comeback: Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing for the Minneapolis Schools?

Amid all of this revamping, the Minneapolis Public Schools continues to fall further into the hands of MN Comeback.

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