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Local Distribution
Hope for the City distributes corporate surplus every week through
its Community Partner Program. We distribute a broad range of
corporate surplus including food, clothing, school and office supplies,
as well as hotel and restaurant equipment.
A Community Partner is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization committed to
serving those in need through programs, service, or long-term relational
care in the Twin Cities and the surrounding area.
Any 501(c)3 non-profit organization that serves the poor through
programs that utilize humanitarian aid can apply to become a Community
Partner. Each non-profit organization goes through an application
process to become a Hope for the City Community Partner.
For more information about our Community Partner Program, call
Jordana Kraabel at Hope for the City. 952.897.7799 or jkraabel@welshco.com.
The following is a list of our Community Partners including their
mission statement and contact information.
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
A Better Chance
Foundation
Providing disadvantaged youth of a color with an opportunity for
quality education and life skills that are critical to their success.
Contact :952-914-9418 or Visit www.edenprairieabc.org
A Chance To Grow
Helping low-income children with brain injuries, CP,
Downs
or other needs through hearing and vision intervention.
Contact: 612-706-5515 or Visit: www.actg.org
AAFACD,
Inc,
Helping African immigrants by
providing them with culturally sensitive services. Promoting
self-sufficiency and advancement.
Contact: 612-645-582
8
Asian
Ministries
After school tutoring program for elementary age kids of low income
families.
Contact:651-774-5567 or Visit: www.ugmtc.org
Ben Israel Fellowship
Supplying food &
goods through programs & community centers (Serving the Chippewa
Tribe).
Contact: 218-335-0132 or Visit: www.benisrael.org
Bethany
International
Located in the Phillips
Minneapolis
neighbor, providing missionary training and outreach programs dealing
with illiteracy, prostitution and other urban plagues.
Contact: 952-946-4181 or www.bethanyinternational.org
Bethlehem
Lutheran
Church
– Midway
Located in the urban area of
St. Paul
, reaching out to the homeless, immigrants and working poor. Serving one
meal a month.
Contact: 651-646-6549
Body
of Christ International
Providing goods, services &
outreach in the
North Minneapolis
Victory neighborhood.
Contact: 612-378-5252
Centro
Cultural Chicano, Inc.
Empowering Latinos by minimizing barriers to self-sufficency.
Contact: 612-874-1412 or Visit: www.centromn.org
Cheerful
Givers
Providing birthday bags to children who are homeless or living in
poverty|
Contact:
651-226-8738 or Visit: www.cheerfulgivers.org
Christ
Church
Reaching the community through an annual church jubilee.
Contact: 952-432-8855 or Visit: www.christchurchmn.org
Christian
Community
Deliverance
Center
Help
displaced and less fortunate men, women and children from poverty and
education.
Contact: 952-891-2919
C.R.O.S.S.
(Christians Reaching out in Social Service)
Providing emergency food products to those in need.
Contact: 763-425-1050 or Visit: www.crossfoodshelf.org
Church
of New Life
Providing children and their families church services, after-school
& summer programs, tutoring and daycare.
Contact: 612-823-6822 or Visit: www.churchofnewlife.org
Community
Emergency Assistance Program
Preventing crisis from occuring by providing food, clothing, financial
assistance and other emergency services to families, seniors or the
disabled living in CEAP's service areas.
Contact: 763-450-3663 or Visit: www.ceap.org
Community
Emergency Services
A food shelf located in the
Phillips & Elliot
Park
Neighborhood in
South Minneapolis
.
Contact: 612-870-1125
Cornerstone
Baptist
Church
Serving food, clothing and household items to suburban families in need.
Contact: 763-263-7878
Deeper
Life Charities
Providing
community outreach programs to both youth and adults in Ramsey county.
Contact:651-490-3199
Division of Indian Work
Offers urban American Indian families parenting classes, tutoring,
family violence counseling, a food shelf, foster home for Indian
children and work-readiness training.
Contact: 612-722-8722
East
Side
Neighborhood
Services
Providing basic needs resources and social services to individuals,
families and neighborhoods primarily located in Northeast and
Southeast Minneapolis
. Its purpose is to assist people of all ages and backgrounds in
realizing a higher quality of life.
Contact:612-781-6011 or Visit: www.esns.org
First
Baptist
Church
Meeting
the physical needs of those in the community.
Contact: 763-753-1230
First
Community
Baptist
Church
Faith based food shelf
Contact: 612-272-1962
Franciscan
Brothers of Peace, Inc.
Serving 800-1000 people in need per month in the
St. Paul
Communities.
Contact: 651-646-8586
Grace
Temple
Deliverance
Center
Community center providing youth activities, tutorial
services, walk-in counseling, drug & alcohol group meetings, free
food shelf & clothing closet and providing a low rent transitional
housing program.
Contact: 612-870-4342 or Visit: www.gtdci.org
Groveland
Food Shelf
Contact: 612-558-8837
HAMAA (Hmong American Mutual Assistance Association)
Promote
educational advancement for Hmong youth and teens and encourage Hmong
refugees to be self sufficient.
Contact:
612-374-2694 or Visit: www.hamaa.org
The Helping
Hand Food Shelf
Clothing those who need to be clothed and feeding those who need to be
fed.
Contact: 507-381-8720
Hennepin Avenue
United
Methodist
Church
Food and clothing give-aways to the poor – Serving 1000 per
month.
Contact: 612-823-2414
Household
of Faith
Food Shelf
Contact: 651-459-0505
Inner
City
Christian
Ministries
Creating a community of hope by providing counseling, training,
food and support to children and adults in the inner city of
Minneapolis
Contact: 612-870-0000
Innerfaith
Outreach & Community Partners
To identify and respond to the unmet basic human needs of people in
the western suburbs by providing clothing, shelter, financial
assistance, and support to other life crises.
Contact: 952-473-2436 or Visit www.iocp.org
ICA
(Intercongergation Community Association)
Serving families in need of emergency support in the communities of
Minnetonka
,
Hopkins
, Excelsior, Deephaven, Shorewood,
Greenwood
and
Woodland
. Services include food, emergency financial assistance for shelter
and transportation to essential services.
Contact: 952-938-0729 or Visit: www.icafoodshelf.org
Jesus
is Lord Street Fellowship
Spreading the word of truth and integrity to the homeless, street
corners and treatment centers.
Contact:763-786-4886
Joyce
Food Shelf
A
Minneapolis
Food Shelf
Contact: 612-825-4431
Keystone
Community Services
Serving the Midway and North End areas of
St. Paul
, the north suburban communities of
Ramsey
County
and beyond. Preschool,
in-school and after school programs for at-risk school age children and
youth, IDT (an alternative education and support program for at-risk
adolescents), Family Centers, food shelves, a comprehensive Seniors
Program that provides Meals on Wheels, peer counseling, programs for
active seniors and a senior jobs training program.
Contact: 651-603-6645 or Visit: www.keystonecommunityservices.org
Life
Time Transition, Inc.
Providing necessities in a clean and sober environment to
support a successful transition to living in recovery.
Contact: 763-531-9488 or Visit: www.lifetimetransition.org
The
Link
Serving inner-city youth and families in
Hennepin
County
. Providing affordable housing, education, counseling and outreach
Contact: 612-871-0748 or Visit: www.lifesmissinglink.com
Love
Power
Church
Clothing Closet open twice a week, a free meal every
Sunday, abuse counseling of all types (physical and sexual and life
skills training.
Contact: 763-784-4466 or Visit: www.lovepowerminstries.org
Lutheran
Colportage
“Good in the hood,” an outreach program that cleans the
neighborhood, provides food/clothing, ESL classes and a reading club for
the Minneapolis-Phillips community.
Contact:
612-872-6951 or 952-412-3732
Mercies of
God FGBC Ministries
Reaching out to drug addicted people and their families in Frogtown.
Contact: 651-641-1856
Metro
Hope
Ministries
A Christ-centered
rehabilitation facility for addicts that seeks total physical, mental,
and spiritual healing.
Contact: 612-721-9415 or Visit: www.metrohope.org
Minnehaha
United
Methodist
Church
Provides monthly food distribution to the
Minneapolis
neighborhood, weekly distribution to people needing assistance and
additional assistance to people as requested.
Contact: 612-721-6231 or Visit: www.minnehaha.org
MAWA (
Minnesota
African Women’s Association)
Promoting the health and well-being of African refugee and immigrant
women and their families in the Twin Cities of
Minneapolis
and
St. Paul
through research, education,
advocacy and programming.
Contact: 612-302-3454 or Visit: www.mawanet.org
Morning
Star Assembly of God
Helping those in need with food and clothing.
Contact: 612-521-1148
Mounds
Park
United
Methodist
Church
Contact: 651-735-0178
Nehemiah’s
Walls
Food shelf and summer reading, women and men programs.
Contact: 651-291-1440
Neighborhood
House
Providing programs and services to individuals and families through
emergency assistance, long-term social assistance, youth activities,
family enrichment, culturally specific education and empowerment
initiatives.
Contact: 651-789-2575 or Visit: www.neighb.org
Northeast
Christian
Center
Providing food, clothing and hygiene products to the community. On staff
physician, shower and clothing wash site for the homeless.
Contact: 612-788-7200
Northbrook
Community Services
Distribution of food, clothing, furniture, household, personal and other
misc items to families within of just on the border of the poverty
level.
Northwest
Hennepin Human Services Council
Serving low income families in apartment complexes
Contact: 763-503-2520
Oasis of
Love
Contact: 612-529-6055
Pipestone
Area Educational enrichment Foundation
Providing
help to daycares, senior housing, nursing homes, adult day care and
adult mentally challenged group homes in Pipestone Community.
Contact: 507-825-3913
Prism
Assisting families and individuals in the northwest suburbs by
providing food, clothing, financial assistance, transportation and other
needed resources.
Contact: 763-529-1350 or Visit: www.prismmpls.com
Progress
Valley
Providing a continuum of recovery support services which encourages and
guides individuals to lead responsible, fulfilling, chemical-free lives.
Contact: 612-869-3223 or visit www.progressvalley.org
Redeemer
Lutheran
Church
Providing food to low income families.
Contact: 763-533-2564
Sabathani
Community Center, Inc.
Providing Family resources to those in need from multiple locations.
Contact: 612-821-2303 or Visit: www.sabathani.org
Sharing
& Caring Hands
Providing meals, clothing, showers, shelter, transportation help, rent
deposits, rent help, medical assistance, dental care, furniture, school
expenses, funeral assistance, and other miscellaneous needs.
Contact: 612-338-4640 or Visit: www.sharingandcaringhands.org
Source
Ministries
Holding community meals three times a week, teaching life skills for
young adults and providing a home & a healthy environment for young
women in transition.
Contact: 612-822-5200 or Visit: www.sourcemn.org
or www.falloutminneapolis.com
STEP
(
St. Louis Park
Emergency Program)
Assisting eligible residents of
St. Louis Park
meet basic needs of food, housing, transportation, health care
and clothing.
Contact: 952-925-4899 or Visit: www.stepslp.org
SACA
(
Southern Anoka
Community Assistance)
Food shelf, clothing, furniture, back to school supplies and holiday
baskets provided to those in need in Southern Anoka County.
Contact: 763-789-2444
St. Paul
City
Church
Making food, clothing and housing accessible to hundreds of hurting and
needy children and adults in the city of
St. Paul
.
Contact: 651-646-4108 or Visit: www.saintpaulcitychurch.org
St.
Vincent de Paul
A distribution center, distributing household items, food and etc to
two different churches. They also provide affordable housing in the
Frogtown-St. Paul neighborhood.
Contact: 612-722-7882
The
Salvation Army -
St.
Paul
Provides emergency services, heat share utility program, foods, anger
management classes, disaster services and more.
Contact: 612-659-0711
Torah
Academy
Providing Jewish and general education to any family within the Jewish
community.
Contact: 952-920-6630 or Visit: www.torahacademymn.org
True
Love Ministry of Arts
An outreach to children and families through mentoring and food
programs.
Contact: 612-588-5182
Union
Gospel
Mission
Homeless Shelter for men, women & Children
Contact: 651-228-1800
United
Church
of
God
in Christ
Providing outreach to the community and enhancing the positions of
families by providing assistance with food and other household needs.
Also providing Family, Marriage and Financial counseling.
Contact: 651-489-4876
Urban
Ventures
Working collaboratively to restore city neighborhoods through job
creation and training, family revitalization, serving food and clothing
to the needy, structured team sports and education, and development of
local leadership.
Contact: 612-822-1634 or Visit: www.urbanventures.org
VEAP
(Volunteers Enlisted to Assist People)
Providing a financial, emotional, and physical support to low-income
individuals and families living in our community. Designed to meet both
the present and projected
needs of low-income, elderly, and disabled citizens.
Contact: 952-888-9616 or Visit: www.veapvolunteers.org
Wayside
House, Inc.
Working with chemically dependent women and their families through
treatment for addiction, housing and social services. Providing a
treatment center, incarnation house and supportive housing.
Contact: 952-926-5626 or Visit www.waysidehouse.org
We Care Family Services, Inc.
Supporting African immigrants and refugees as they make the transition
into
U.S.
society.
Contact: 651-494-2556 or Visit www.wecarefamilyservicesinc.org
Wesley
United
Methodist
Church
Every Saturday, a volunteer church under the direction of Wesley
volunteers comes to Wesley, cooks, and serves a meal for the poor.
Contact: 612-871-3585 or Visit: www.thewesleychurch.org
Yeshiva Congregation
Allowing teens with special needs an opportunity to grow in a safe and
nurturing environment.
Contact: 651-398-4850 or visit www.myyeshiva.org
ZIP (Zyombi International Project, Inc.)
Helping to decrease HIV infection among Africans born living especially
in
Minnesota
.
Contact: 612-229-2679 or Visit: www.zip-project.org
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