Minnesota Mutual Aid Directory
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Minnesota Mutual Aid Directory
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A nonprofit community organization offering free food access through a bimonthly food shelf, weekly community meals, holiday baskets, job training in food service, and volunteer opportunities. Programs focus on meeting basic needs and building community through shared food and skills.
A nonprofit human rights organization providing legal services, education, and advocacy to protect and promote international human rights. Work includes immigration and asylum representation, anti-trafficking efforts, monitoring detention conditions, and training advocates, lawyers, and community members.
A nonprofit legal services organization providing free civil legal aid to low-income individuals, seniors, and agricultural workers across southern Minnesota. Services include housing, family law, public benefits, immigration, education, and consumer protection.
A national association of lawyers, legal workers, law students, and jailhouse lawyers dedicated to using the law to advance human rights and social justice. Founded in 1937, the Guild provides legal support, education, and advocacy for movements challenging systemic injustice, including protest defense, civil liberties protection, and accountability for government and law-enforcement actions.
Safe Havens was created to provide resources to individuals released from ICE detention centers. They provide immediate support, warmth, transportation and connect them with resources upon release.
Since March 2016 they have been working with co-ops, grocery stores, and farmers markets to re-distribute their unsalable foods to local hunger relief organizations. They focus on vegetables, fruits, and nutrient rich breads because hunger relief organizations often find it challenging to consistently provide fresh food options for their clients.
The South Minneapolis Mutual Aid Autonomous Zone Coordination (SMMAAZC) is a grassroots network that emerged after the George Floyd protests to provide community-led support, connecting residents with essential resources like food, housing assistance, mental health care, and political action info, operating largely through Facebook groups to coordinate volunteers and donations for those underserved by traditional[…]
Community Aid Network (CANMN) is a grassroots volunteer-led organization located in the Bancroft neighborhood of Minneapolis, MN. We work to build solidarity with our neighbors, organize volunteers and redistribute resources to ensure everyone has the means for dignified survival.
Do Good Roseville is an all-volunteer, community based organization that makes connections to share ideas and information which have a positive impact on the community in Roseville, Minnesota