Moa Community Foundation

“| Activity:, Grantee Name:, Grantee Address:, Amount:, Relationship:| School Supplies, Adopt a Classroom, "10 S 5th St Ste 835 Minneapolis MN 55402", $5000.00, None|”

“| Other Expenses:, Amount:| Bank Fees, $583.00| Supplies for Teacher Appreciation Event, $1121.00| Supplies for Literacy Event, $1054.00| Decor for Festival of Trees, $8900.00| Credit Card Fees, $720.00| Signage for Point-of-Sale Round Up Donations, $847.00| Graphics and Signage, $11628.00| Festival of Trees Supplies, $4854.00|”

“| Asset Name:, BOY Amount:, EOY Amount:| Pledge Receivables, 0, $30800|”

“| Liabilities Name:, BOY Amount:, EOY Amount:| Accounts Payable, 0, $8013| Mortgages or other loans payable, $20000, 0|”

“| Explanation:| The MOA Community Foundation focused its energy and fundraising efforts on Education for All. At the heart of our commitment to Education For All lies the belief that everyone deserves the chance to learn and thrive. By supporting events and initiatives that promote inclusive education opportunities we empower individuals to reach their full potential. Throughout the year the MOA Community Foundation hosted events and activations as part of its inaugural year including our Teacher Appreciation Event in which we welcomed 850 teacher and their families to Nickelodeon Universe where teachers and their guests enjoyed this massive theme park - reserved just for them - for several hours. They were then invited to stay and play the remainder of the day when the park opened to the public. This amazing event was held in coordination with one of our partnering organizations Adopt A Classroom. The Foundation hosted a book drive and community events to benefit Way To Grow and Northside Achievement Zone. This included a book drive in partnership with Thrivent Financial. 550 books were donated and distributed to children and families from our partner organizations. A literacy event was also held for the groups and more than three hundred guests attended. Nickelodeon characters - including members of the Paw Patrol - made special appearances to the delight of the children at the event. And between Thanksgiving and New Year the MOA Community Foundation hosted the Festival of Trees at Mall of America. This amazing event features more than eighty Christmas holiday trees adorned with lights and ornaments along with festive photo opportunities. The event is free and open to the public but any guests who wished to sponsor the Foundation and its work could purchase a $10 raffle ticket for a chance to win the prizes and decorations on the tree of their choosing. Businesses partners and community organizations sponsored the trees and donated all the decor and prizing. The event welcomed more than 45,000 guests and all proceeds went towards educational needs. This is an annual event that is hosted by the foundation. All proceeds from 2023 activities were distributed to benefiting non-profit organizations in February of 2024.”