Giving Tuesday 2023: 5 Ways To Give Back In Saint Paul

Giving Tuesday is a global initiative that brings people together to harness the potential of collective generosity. Fortunately for folks in the Saint Paul area, there’s no shortage of organizations nearby that could greatly benefit from your support.

Here are five outstanding organizations in the Saint Paul area. Please consider volunteering or donating to them for Giving Tuesday and beyond.

1. The Neighborhood House — Neighborhood House is a nonprofit organization that provides a variety of programs and services to support immigrant and refugee families, as well as individuals from diverse communities. Their services include education, job training, social services and more to help people achieve their goals and build stronger communities. Learn more at neighborhoodhousemn.org.
2. The Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation — This foundation works to strengthen communities by connecting donors with causes they care about. They manage a variety of funds and grant programs to support education, arts, community development and more. Learn more at spmcf.org.
3. Keystone Community Services — Keystone Community Services offers a wide range of community programs, including food shelves, youth services and senior programs. Their mission is to help individuals and families build better lives by providing essential resources and fostering a sense of community. Learn more at keystoneservices.org.
4. Face to Face — Face to Face is a nonprofit organization that focuses on supporting youth experiencing homelessness. They offer assistance, housing and essential services to help young people stabilize their lives and plan for a better future, fostering a safe and nurturing environment for those in need. Learn more at face2face.org.
5. Hallie Q. Brown Community Center — The Hallie Q. Brown Community Center, located in the Summit-University neighborhood, provides various services, including education, food support and cultural enrichment, to enhance the lives of individuals and families. Their programs are designed to empower and uplift the community they serve. Learn more at hallieqbrown.org.

Do you know of another volunteer organization in Saint Paul that should be recognized? Let us know about it in the comments!

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