2024 Resource Drives!

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WHEN:

  • Saturday, April 27th, 12-4pm

  • Saturday, April 13th, 12-4pm

WHERE:

5406 34th Ave S, Minneapolis, MN


We are back with our Resource Drives! They are free for the community to attend. Some items that are at the Resource Drives:

  • Baby, toddler and kids clothes

  • Formula, wipes and diapers

  • Household and family items

  • Cleaning supplies

  • And more!

Everything is on a first come, first serve basis.

If you’d like to volunteer, please sign up here!

Feria De Recursos!

Próximas Fechas

  • Sábado 13 de Abril, 12 a 4pm

  • Sábado 27 de Abril, 12 a 4pm

Dónde:

5406 34th Ave S, Minneapolis, MN


¡Estamos de vuelta con nuestras Ferias de Recursos! La asistencia de la comunidad es gratuita. Algunos elementos que se encuentran en las Ferias de Recursos:

  • Ropa de bebé, niño y niño

  • Fórmula, toallitas y pañales. Artículos para el hogar y la familia.

  • Limpiando suministros

  • ¡Y más!

    Todo se otorga por orden de llegada.

Si desea ser voluntario, ¡regístrese aquí!

 TWIN CITIES RESOURCES

SWS has compiled a list of resources for our applicants to refer to for relief and support here in the Twin Cities. Keep in mind this is centered for mothers, parents, and caregivers in Minnesota. We will update this list as we find more, but please check this page for additional support with your needs. 


First, we encourage you to skim through the WFPC Mutual Aid + Community Resource Guide and the Twin Cities Mutual Aid Map links. They both provide information on local mutual aid funds, COVID-19 resources, housing resources, and much more. We also suggest reaching out to local churches as well for things such as food, housing help, and other needs.


WFPC Mutual Aid + Community Resource Guide


Twin Cities Mutual Aid Map



Domestic Violence Resources 


  • Harriet Tubman Shelter can assist you if you are fleeing domestic violence and needing housing safety, support for your children, and legal support. 

  • Bridges to Safety is for Ramsey county residents and assists you with fleeing from violence.

  • Violence Free Minnesota does not provide shelter or direct advocacy help, but assists with further steps such as navigating Child Protective Services, restraining orders, and more. 

  • MN Coalition Against Sexual Assault helps you seek healing and support after experiencing sexual violence.

  • Breaking Free MN is a survivor-led organization for sex trafficking and prostitution for both women and men providing housing support and helping you rebuild your life. 




Financial aid/support from local mutual aid hubs


Financial relief if impacted by COVID-19: 

Leveler Application


Facebook groups that can help you crowdfund for your needs here in the Twin Cities: 



Caregiver supplies, Pregnancy, Birthing, and Abortion Support

  • Rebellion Relief Fund: We deliver caregiver items directly to your home with the support of our community volunteers. We provide items such as diapers, wipes, household cleaning supplies, and other things depending on the round of donations we receive like; baby clothes, baby food bedding, etc. apply here: https://www.seedsworthsowing.org/programs 

  • Diaper Bank MN gives you an emergency amount of diapers for you and your family. 

  • Northpoint Health and Wellness is a food shelter providing baby food, diapers, and other food resources. Get assistance here.

  • If you are needing birthing, postpartum, or abortion support, Spiral MN provides resources for all of these needs. Reach out to them here.

  • Valley Outreach gives food and clothing. 

  • Your local food bank in your area. 

Housing and Economic Assistance 

  • ZACAH gives housing aid and assistance. Their hotel program is currently closed, but their aid application is always open. 

  • Housing Link is a detailed list and resource for all housing situations such as needing temporary housing, looking to rent, needing affordable housing, etc. 

  • The Link MN gives housing to young families, especially young families of marginalized communities. 

  • Renters Support Fund is for Minneapolis residents that are behind on rent and needing aid for it. This fund application opens once a month and randomly selects 25 people a month. 

  • Housing Trust Fund Rental Assistance is a program by the state that gives temporary housing, aid, and other resources.    

Youth Resources

Additional Resources

https://www.mnhealingjustice.com/

https://www.reclaim.care/what-we-do/resources-for-queer-and-trans-youth.html

https://www.peoplesmovementcenter.com

Free HOT meals: https://www.loavesandfishesmn.org/dining-sites/

For Artists and Freelancers: www.nemaa.org/covid-19-resources-for-artists-and-freelancers/

Food Shelves (North Minneapolis and South Minneapolis): https://pillsburyunited.org/programs/food-distribution/

MN Food Helpline: www.hungersolutions.org/programs/mn-food-helpline/

For Undocumented Communities: https://bit.ly/2JfgMIw

Queer/Trans Mutual Aid: https://bit.ly/3bwVpP9

Interest-Free/Forgivable Business Loans: www.mn.gov/deed/b