Funding to purchase two, two-door upright solid steel door freezers to replace two warehouse freezers that are at the end of their lifespans, having difficulty maintaining temperature, and breaking seals. These two freezers will provide more storage of frozen items...
Funding to purchase one 2-door, glass front, reach in cooler for food shelf market, allowing ACBC to serve families quicker and easier, while increasing the cubic feet. This will create a safer and more efficient shopping experience, increase shop times resulting in...
Funding to support the purchase of replacement washer and dryers at the facility. This support will improve energy efficiency, provide cost savings to the organization, and improve usability for staff and residents. Upon arrival at Minneapolis Avenues, staff address...
Funding to support Breaking Free’s Street Outreach program in providing hotel vouchers, transportation assistance, street outreach supplies, and assisting individuals to obtain vital documents. Funding will help Breaking Free to provide essential services and ensure...
Funding to replace appliances in Division of Indian Work’s (DIW) Healing Spirit House which supports up to five American Indian long-term foster care males ages 16-21. Funding will ensure that the supportive “home” that DIW has set up for their American Indian foster...
Partial funding toward a commercial reach-in refrigerator, enabling the provision of free and culturally appropriate food to refugees and immigrants across central Minnesota. The impact of this funding is two-fold. Firstly, it will significantly improve the quality of...
Toward motel vouchers to unhoused families and individuals in Goodhue and Wabasha Counties. HOPE will be able to provide approximately 150 motel nights with this funding. Assistance provided through the program improves client’s lives by addressing the immediate...
Toward two commercial washers and dryers. Upgrading their laundry facilities will improve the quality of Hospitality House of Owatonna’s (HHO) emergency shelter and services providing. Upgrading to commercial grade appliances will save their organization money by...
Partial funding to refurbish the Drop-in Youth Center at Life House’s discretion. Given an average of at least 8,000 youth visits per year, the furniture has endured an immense amount of wear and tear over the last 9 years. With over 32 years of service, Life House...
Funding for a refrigerator and freezer for Neighborhood House’s expanded and relocated Francis Basket Food Market, which is moving from Sibley Manor Apartments complex to a much larger space at 1080 Montreal Avenue. Neighborhood House distributed 69,980 pounds of food...
