Public Funding Accountability
HAP complies with all applicable state and federal grant regulations, including reporting, performance measurement, financial oversight, and public disclosure requirements. Our organization maintains strong internal controls, financial management systems, and audit compliance procedures to ensure responsible stewardship of public funds.
For questions regarding publicly funded programs, please contact:
May yer Thao, President & CEO
Development@hmong.org
HAP is a recipient of a DEED Paid Leave Public Outreach Grant
Managed by the following leaders:
May yer Thao, President and CEO, Mayyert@hmong.org
Corinne Harstad, VP of Human Resources, Corinneh@hmong.org
Jennifer Staley, VP of Development & Impact, Jenniferms@hmong.org
Public Funding & Government Partnerships
Hmong American Partnership (HAP) is proud to partner with local, state, and federal agencies to advance economic mobility, workforce development, and small business growth across Minnesota.
Our publicly funded programs are supported in whole or in part by grants administered through state and federal agencies. In accordance with grant requirements, we publicly acknowledge the following government partners:
HAP is a recipient of a DEED Paid Leave Public Outreach Grant
Managed by the following leaders:
May yer Thao, President and CEO, Mayyert@hmong.org
Corinne Harstad, VP of Human Resources, Corinneh@hmong.org
Jennifer Staley, VP of Development & Impact, Jenniferms@hmong.org
Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED)
HAP’s workforce and small business programs, including the Small Business Assistance Partnerships (SBAP) program, are funded in part by the State of Minnesota through the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED).
Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS)
Certain community services and supportive programs are funded in part through grants administered by the Minnesota Department of Human Services.
Minnesota Office of Higher Education (OHE)
Select workforce training initiatives supported by grants administered through the Minnesota Office of Higher Education.
Some HAP programs may be supported by federal funds passed through state agencies. Where required, HAP complies with all federal disclosure and equal opportunity requirements.
HAP does not claim endorsement of its services or programs by the State of Minnesota or any federal agency.
Thank You!
HAP would like to thank our funders and donors who help keep our critical programs running. Without their generosity and support, we would not be able to help our clients and serve the community.
$250,000 and above
- Bush Foundation
- Hennepin County
- Minnesota Department of Education
- Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development
- Minnesota Department of Health (MDH)
- MDH Center for Health Equity/Office of Minority & Multicultural Health
- Minnesota Department of Human Services
- Minnesota Housing Finance Agency
- Minnesota Insurance Marketplace (MNsure)
- Northwest Area Foundation
- Ramsey County/Workforce Solutions
- US Department of Health & Human Services
- Office of Community Services
- US Department of Health & Human Services
- Office of Refugee Resettlement
- Wells Fargo Foundation
$100,000-$249,999
- 3M
- Otto Bremer Trust
- Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation
- MDH Injury and Violence Prevention Unit
- Minnesota Department of Human Services
- Minnesota Office of Higher Education
- Pohlad Family Foundation
- Ramsey County
- Saint Paul Community Literacy Consortium
- Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation
$25,000-$99,999
- William and Connie Carroll Fund
- City of Saint Paul
- Fairview Foundation
- Minnesota Council on Foundations
- Sundance Family Foundation
- Target Foundation
- USDA Farm Service Agency
$10,000-$24,999
- Fred C. and Katherine B. Andersen Foundation
- East Side Employment Exchange
- Marbrook Foundation
- Stair Step Foundation
- Tides Center
- WCA Foundation
- Women’s Foundation of Minnesota
- Xcel Energy Foundation
$1,000-$9,999
- Andrew Christ
- Valerie Doherty
- Kendra Grams
- Amy Kuretsky
- Janelle Reich
- US Small Business Administration
- Archie D. and Bertha H. Walker Foundation
- Chialia Yang
$1-$999
- Kate Agnew
- Anonymous
- Lara Bergman
- Katherine Chandler
- Alicia Chang
- Scott Christenson
- Ingrid Engelhardt
- Ellen Fee
- Teresa Flach
- Jason Forbes
- Kathryn Freeman
- Kristina Golling
- Kayla Hanke
- Catherine Hansen
- Clare Healy
- Matt Jenson
- Jennifer Johnson
- Ryan Johnson
- Sylvia Kidder
- Jennifer Lee
- The Lavi Family Fund
- Mai Lor Lee
- Nousher Lee
- Kongzong Lo
- Lotus Lor
- Sarah Malm
- Samantha Mocadlo
- Mary Nelson
- Tony Parrish
- Christopher Petersen
- Rebekah Schulz-Jackson
- Sarah Sederstrom
- Connie Sukola
- Jodie Tanaka
- Chong Vang
- Paul Vang
- Pheng Vang
- Luke Weisberg
- Pang Xiong
- Chou Jim Yang
Updated on 1/21/2022
Annual Reports
HAP is pleased to present our annual report, reflecting the activities, program results, financial position, and donors HAP’s Annual Report reviews financial and program data, important organizational developments, highlights, and success stories for the given fiscal year.
