Cookie Cart offers more than your average job to Twin Cities teens
The nonprofit provides leadership and employment training to the kids, many of whom are working a job for the first time.
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The nonprofit provides leadership and employment training to the kids, many of whom are working a job for the first time.
The federal and state crackdowns on fraud in Minnesota are creating collateral damage in programs aimed at helping people with disabilities. One nonprofit says it's at risk of shutting down because of potential lapses in funding.
Minnesotans lined up for a chance to give back Saturday morning — as Bridging worked to collect new and gently used blankets ahead of the winter season during its annual "Bring a Blanket for Bridging" event.
Music has been Terry Esau's joy for most of his life.
More Twin Cities kids will have a bike to ride next summer thanks to the nonprofit Free Bikes 4 Kidz MN.
A 36-year-old man has become the 78th person charged in the $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud scheme.
A local organization is celebrating 30 years of warming the hands and hearts of kids and adults.
The nonprofit has been around for about 30 years and hosts artists in a residency program.
The goal this year is to donate 5,000 bikes.
There's a non-profit based here in the metro that's given away thousands of free bikes to local children. The founder of Free Bikes 4 Kidz Terry Esau and the executive director, Christian Castillo, join WCCO's Esme Murphy to talk about their mission.
“Made in the Shade” is a non-competitive walk, run and roll that benefits 7 nonprofit organizations that supports adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
More than 2,000 are expected for the feast in downtown Minneapolis on Thursday.
Bridging welcomes roughly 120 families every week to its warehouse. Manager Diana Dalsin says the organization needs enough donations to fill 15 truckloads every week to meet demand.
This week, WCCO is teaming up with Xcel Energy for the company's Day of Service. It's a chance for all of us, and all of you, to find ways to give back to the community. As Jonah Kaplan reports, one project helps build furniture for those in need. But in the process, it builds something that may be even more important.
Appetite for Change in North Minneapolis helps deliver healthy food and skills to residents in the area. Adam Del Rosso explains.
The nonprofit on Monday announced the Hortman Heroes Fund.
There is a new way to honor the legacy of the fallen Minnesota house speaker, her husband, and their beloved dog. After learning how Melissa and Mark Hortman adopted Gilbert from a group that trains service dogs, donations poured in. Photojournalist Nick Lunemann and Jeff Wagner share how that's changing the lives of those with PTSD.
Since the spring, Helping Paws volunteers have been bringing dogs to the Twin Cities senior care homes once a month.
A tuition-free school in the Twin Cities is celebrating its 50th anniversary on Saturday, and it's giving back in a big way. Newgate School helps underserved young adults by developing careers in the automotive industry. Photojournalist Tony Peterson stopped by the school to learn more about the celebration.
Grammy Award winner Justin Vernon, the frontman for Bon Iver, is teaming up with the Minnesota Lynx to give back to the community.
Justin Vernon, the frontman for Bon Iver, and the Minnesota Lynx are working to help those working to end gender inequality, domestic violence and abuse. Marielle Mohs shows us how Vernon met some kids who are directly benefiting from his generosity.
Some prisons in Wisconsin and Minnesota are welcoming some new Labrador puppies. As Jonah Kaplan reports, the dogs are there to help with a different kind of personal security.
A pair of Minnesota veterans graduated from a unique music program Monday afternoon, walking away with new skills and new guitars.
A pair of local veterans graduated from a unique music program Monday afternoon, walking away not only with new skills—but new guitars, too. WCCO's John Lauritsen and Photojournalist Nick Lunemann share more about the program and a special guest who appeared during graduation.
Two boys have raised over $30,000 for a Burnsville nonprofit supporting veterans through a lemonade stand. Mike Max introduces us to Noah and Cole.
