St. Louis Park nonprofits and schools received $85,276 as a result of Give to the Max Day.

The St. Louis Park Public Schools Foundation received the most donations, at $36,511.

Give to the Max, now in its fourth year, is when Minnesotans try to give as much as possible in a 24-hour period to local charities. 

This year, Minnesotans gave $16.39 million to nonprofits.

Here are the St. Louis Park causes that received donations, according to the GiveMN website:

• An Eruv Enhances Observance Of The Jewish Sabbath—$118
• Annual Fundraising Drive 2011 (St. Paul-Nagasaki Sister City Committee, Inc.)—$190
• Annual Fundraising Drive 2012 (St. Paul-Nagasaki Sister City Committee, Inc.)—$280
• BDPA - Twin Cities Foundation—$250
• Caroline Owens - Habitat 500—$1,945
• General Operating/Collections Care—$25
• Give To The Max Day 2012 (Chesterton Academy)—$5,410
• Gratitude Greetings For Teachers- St. Louis Park Public Schools Foundation—$7,534
• Habitat 500 - Mark Hollingsworth - Rider #60—$1,545
• Habitat 500 - Wally Lentz, Rider #134—$890
• Habitat 500, Les Gunderson, Rider # 61_$100
• Habitat 500, Terry & Carol Spawn Riders # 62 & #63—$3,305
• Help Nathan And Margie Thompson Raise Funds For North St. Louis County Habitat For Humanity—$565
• Hennepin History Museum, The Historical Society Of Hennepin County, Mn—$3,055
• Ivey Awards—$1,375
• Lenox Foundation—$20
• MG2010 Razoonit: Iron Range Veterans Memorial—$420
• Park After Dark At The Warehouse Winery!- SLP Public Schools Foundation—$10,760
• Rakhma's Memory Bowl III—$663
• Ride For Cebu-Habitat Homes For Cebu—$5,895
• Saint Paul - Nagasaki Sister City Committee—$470
• St. Louis Park Community Foundation—$1,805
• St. Louis Park Public Schools Foundation—$36,511
• St. Louis Park Service Unit—$20
• Step - Serving The St. Louis Park Community—$1,925
• Support Mact's Yearly Community Theatre Festivals—$130
• Team Dottie—$70