Minnesota Vikings Foundation

“Elana wilf tanzman, halle wilf oshinsky, rachel wilf, and stephanie wilf kahn have a family relationship. Karin nelsen, lester bagley, and andrew miller have a business relationship.”

“The organization has no such committes with authority to act on behalf of the governing body.”

“The irs form 990 is reviewed by the treasurer of the foundation. The form 990 is then distributed to the board of directors for review prior to filing with the irs.”

“Minnesota vikings foundation's conflict of interest policy requires annual disclosure of conflicts and potential conflicts of interest by all directors and officers and those of their family members. In addition, the policy requires directors and officers to disclose conflicts as they become apparent and to recuse themselves and not participate in a vote when a conflict of interest exists.”

“The organization's articles of incorporation and conflict of interest policy are available upon request. The organization's irs 990 forms were made available on our website.”

“The minnesota vikings foundation advances the well-being of youth through engaging health and education initiatives. Vikings table is a food truck program with the mission of serving healthy meals and nutrition education to youth across the greater twin cities area. Nutritious meals are distributed in conjunction with other local nonprofits to youth and families in need. Vikings table also has an experience portion of its vehicle that offers video programming informing program participants about my plate standards and proper nutrition. The foundation also runs an education program (the vikings voyage) to impact the opportunity gap existing in minnesota and reinforce state curriculum concepts through hands-on learning and career exploration. The minnesota vikings foundation works in conjunction with the nfl foundation utilizing program grants to support our mission in the region. Examples of this programming include volunteer programming to support providing meals/snacks to underserved populations, education programming around diversity/inclusion, and youth football grants that promote overall health and wellness. Those grants/expenditures for the fiscal year ending 3/31/24 included the following grants and programs: 1. $55,000 to the thielen foundation as general mission support from the walter payton man of the year grant. 2. $20,000 to the american red cross to provide cpr and aed training. 3. $15,000 to the lels benevolent fund to support fallen burnsville police officers fund. 4. $10,000 to the edina girls athletic association to support their flag football programming. 5. A community volunteer program to support local underserved populations by providing thanksgiving meals to families at no charge. 6. Programs which provide african american history and civic engagement education at various schools through minnesota. 7. Youth football programs that honor a coach of the week, provide athletic training assistance, and provide the production of youth football games.”