Find non profit organizations in Minneapolis, MN. Listings include Minneapolis Ibaraki Sister City Association (MISCA), Adams Grove Community Orchard, Pathways Life & Health, T's Helping Hand Inc, Minneapolis Roosevelt Senior High Class of 1987.
At The Family Partnership, we are on a mission to build strong families, vital communities, and better futures for children. The Family Partnership is An Equal Opportunity Employer.
We ensure that the youth in our community have access to high-quality resources & experiences.
Above the EDGE specializes in youth and young adult leadership development through cultural awareness, sports and fitness, and mentoring activities
Join our inclusive summer camp for trans and gender expansive adults (18+)! Contact Us: [email protected] Dates: September 19-21, 2025 Cost: Sliding Scale - Details coming...
In partnership with North Central University, The Preaching Institute for City Transformation aims to equip pastors with the tools to effectively reach and transform their communit...
Minneapolis's connection with Ibaraki, Japan, through cultural exchanges, youth program, and business opportunities
WICS provides college scholarships to African American students from North Minneapolis. Established by Teto Wilson in 2018.
VOAMN takes on difficult tasks to help people gain self-reliance, dignity and hope. The Youth Residential Services (YRS) division works with adolescents struggling with their menta...
HOW WE HELP OUR COMMUNITY: We assist Youth, Single Adults, and Families experiencing housing insecurity, as they move through the various realms of homelessness and into renting o...
Creative Culture Exchange, Inc. (CCE) an 501(c) organization committed to promoting innovative cross-cultural dialogue, collaboration and development between the United States, Hu...
" I have always imagined that Paradise will be a kind of library"-Jorge Luis Borges
AIA St. Paul, a chapter of AIA Minnesota, provides leadership, networking, and outreach opportunities
A community orchard in the Greater Longfellow neighborhood of Minneapolis. All are welcome to pick and eat fruit from 36 fruit trees - including peaches, pears, apples, crabapples,...