A just society that is connected, curious, and compassionate. The Minnesota Humanities Center (MHC) collaborates with individuals, organizations, and communities to bring transformational humanities programming into the lives of Minnesotans throughout the state. Using story as a catalyst, we produce, create, and support projects and programs that explore a range of subjects. Founded in 1971, MHC is an independent nonprofit affiliated with and supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities. MHC is also a grantmaking organization and operates a full-service event center in a historic building on St. Paul’s East Side.

Since 1993, BWJP has worked to improve the civil and criminal justice system’s response to intimate partner violence (IPV), as well as addressing the parallel responses of the military services to IPV among their ranks. BWJP offers training, technical assistance, policy analysis, and consultation on the most promising practices of the criminal and civil justice systems in addressing intimate partner violence. Staff members have particular expertise in assisting jurisdictions around the country to implement coordinated interagency responses to IPV that maximize victim safety and offender accountability.

CaringBridge is a no-cost, 501(c)(3) nonprofit health platform that surrounds family caregivers with support while they care for a loved one on a health journey. A donor-supported nonprofit founded in 1997, the organization offers tools to share and document a health journey, simplify care coordination, and connect caregivers with a supportive community.

Conducted one-on-one intake interviews of pro se veteran litigants and provided assistance in the completion and filing of documents pertaining to a number of different legal issues

Providers Choice Inc. is a sponsor of the United States Department of Agriculture's Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP). Since 1985, our mission has been to "support the child care professional"​. As a non-profit organization, we are dedicated to supporting child care providers and child care center staff in their efforts to create nurturing environments to serve nutritious meals to participating children. As part of our sponsorship, our members receive annual food training and attend conferences and workshops. In addition, we also offer an array of materials that encourage and enhance opportunities for physical activities. In Minnesota, CACFP is managed by the Minnesota Department of Education. In turn, the Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) contracts with nonprofit organizations called sponsors. Providers Choice proudly serves the entire state of Minnesota. We are the largest CACFP sponsor in Minnesota and the country, serving over 4,500 members. We’re known for our friendly and experienced staff, innovative technology and software, quality training and resources, and recipes and curriculum.

TSE delivers proven solutions via our tram of expert trained and certified officers, ensuring total protection of life and property. We maintain deep knowledge, capabilities, and strong performance in a wide array of initiatives and services as a Prime and Sub Contractor to corporate, non-profit, energy, financial, and government sector entities.

We create and support mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth in the Twin Cities. And, we need caring adults like you to ignite the power and promise of Twin Cities youth. People who see the best in them, who recognize their potential. Learn more about our youth mentoring opportunities in Minneapolis and St. Paul by calling 651-789-2400 or visit bigstwincities.org. #BiggerTogether #DoSomethingBig

When your child attends school, not only do we strive to ensure they achieve success in their learning environment accademically but also strive to work with parents to achieve success for students to manage emotion and peer interaction and in conjunction with parents and DECD professionals adress complex behavioural needs.

Our mission is to transform lives and landscapes by engaging people to build skills for meaningful careers, inspiring people to plant trees, and making our community a greener, healthier place to live. Our vision is a thriving workforce living on a healthy planet. Tree Trust has three core focus areas that guide our work every day and inform how we best serve our community: Pathways to Careers: We equip people to achieve family-supporting, skilled trade, green careers to create economic opportunity and equity. Planting Trees: We are committed to planting trees to grow a vibrant and resilient urban forest. Partnership: Our model of work is collaborative – with each other, with our community partners, and with the people we serve.

Youthprise aims boldly for the vision that Minnesota will lead the nation in accelerating leadership and innovation beyond the classroom. We believe that our state's greatest untapped resource is the energy and ingenuity of youth. The struggles and issues our communities face will be more effectively addressed when we invest in youth and have youth and adults working together side-by-side. We can build an effective learning system for all Minnesota youth. To that end, Youthprise brings together resources and people to identify and scale great programs and strengthen systems and policy so that all Minnesota youth thrive. We welcome your partnership.

Alia’s mission is to equip and transform systems to create conditions for children and families to thriven. Our current system is designed to keep youth from physical harm. We now know that children cannot thrive without also healing the grief and loss that come after separation from a caregiver, and the wellbeing of caregivers has direct impact on this healing process. Keep in touch here as we will periodically be sending out information such as industry news and highlights, the latest research on childhood trauma, what we’re up to at Alia, and ways to get involved. Thank you!

Division of Indian Work's mission is to support and strengthen urban American Indian people through culturally-based education, traditional healing approaches, and leadership development. This is achieved by focusing on community and delivering programs and services directly or in partnership with other organizations. Our vision is American Indian communities that build upon inherent strengths and create safe, healthy, and nurturing environments in which everyone thrives. DIW has been a key contributor to the Native community for more than 65 years by providing programs such as Youth Leadership Development Program (YLDP), Strengthening Family Circles, Healing Spirit and Health Services. DIW has remained steadfast with our goals, including honoring our Native culture, educating youth, developing leaders, strengthening families and providing basic needs. We will continue to provide these services for our beneficiaries including American Indian youth, adults, families and elders in the Twin Cities and Greater Minnesota areas with the dedicated and generous support from our many friends, volunteers, partners and donors.