Mahalo
Minneapolis, MN

MINNESOTA TWINS COMMUNITY FUND

EIN 41-1697280
Education & Youth Development Youth Sports & Recreation Children & youth Low-income
Mission

To enrich local and regional communities by providing resources for the healthy development of children and families through an association with baseball, softball, and the Minnesota Twins.

IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity Contributions are tax-deductible

About MINNESOTA TWINS COMMUNITY FUND

The Minnesota Twins Community Fund (EIN 41-1697280) is the official 501(c)(3) charitable arm of the Minnesota Twins, chartered in 1991 to lead the club’s philanthropic work across Twins Territory. The Fund’s programs and grants focus on youth baseball and softball programming, free clinics, facility and equipment grants, coaching education, and adaptive programming to expand access to play. In recent years the Fund has maintained an active grantmaking and program calendar: it continued free youth clinics and roving coaches clinics across the Upper Midwest and Southwest Florida, awarded dozens of community grants in 2023–2024 (including support to local youth leagues and field projects), and expanded equity- and access-focused programming such as adaptive sport opportunities for kids with disabilities. The organization operates with a public, donor-facing web presence and confirmed EIN 41-1697280 through public nonprofit records and state charity registration.

Notable achievements

Sustained financial investment in youth programs

Since its founding the Fund has invested tens of millions of dollars in community programming and grants to support children, families and youth leagues across Twins Territory, using fundraising, corporate partners and game-day initiatives to underwrite programs and grants.

Fields for Kids facility grant program

The Fields for Kids program provides matching grants and material support to renovate and improve youth baseball and softball fields across the Fund’s service region, enabling dozens of community field upgrades and related facility improvements annually.

Expanded grantmaking and clinic activity (2023–2024)

In its most recent grantmaking cycle the Fund awarded multiple dozen grants (roughly 70–90 grants in 2024) to youth sports programs, leagues and community partners and ran free youth clinics and roving coach clinics in 50+ communities across the region.

At a glance

Total assets
$4.1M
Annual revenue
$2.9M
Tax status
501(c)(3)Public charity
EIN
41-1697280
Location
Minneapolis, MN
On Mahalo since
September 2026

Financial figures from the IRS Business Master File, the IRS’s registry of tax-exempt organizations.

Recognition

Named a 2024 Project Play Champion by the Aspen Institute for leadership in making youth sports more equitable and for its adaptive programming.
Selected as a finalist in 2024 for Major League Baseball’s Allan H. Selig Award for Philanthropic Excellence, recognizing notable organizational philanthropic impact.

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