Minnesota-based nonprofit is asking for help for aid in Syria
As response to the earthquake in Syria and Turkey nears the one month mark, efforts to help are continuing to grow.
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As response to the earthquake in Syria and Turkey nears the one month mark, efforts to help are continuing to grow.
More Ukrainian families continue to flee their homes now into the second year of the Russian invasion. Some are finding a solace and a fresh start in Minnesota.
What started as a desire to help a stranger has grown into a potential overhaul for Mound's most recognizable park.
A North Minneapolis grocery store will close its doors for good Sunday. This leaves just two places for people to buy groceries in North Minneapolis. And it puts an even bigger strain on non-profits looking to fill the gaps
Minneapolis-based non-profit Appetite for Change will be one of two organizations honored during Monday's Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Breakfast.
The founder Danielle Igbanugo and board member Amy Cheney talk about their important mission and how you can give back.
A Twin Cities nonprofit is getting a major donation from a name you might recognize. MacKenzie Scott is donating $1.9 Million to Junior Achievement North in St. Paul.
Volunteers at a Holiday Gas Station in Plymouth sold barbecue and car wash deals to help raise money for Helping Paws, an organization that helps train service dogs.
Minnesota's attorney general has asked a court to oversee the dissolution of a Twin Cities nonprofit under investigation for potential money laundering and fraud.
Feeding our Future - a Twin Cities nonprofit which claimed to be feeding tens of thousands of hungry children - has dissolved, as the organization faces a federal investigation into an alleged large-scale fraud scheme.
The George Floyd Global Memorial nonprofit announced its plans for a fundraiser and community event to celebrate what would have been George Floyd's 48th birthday.
Alexis Doucette has an autoimmune disease. After seeing other children during her trips for treatment, she decided to start Allyhoo, a nonprofit meant to bring comfort to hospitalized children.
A Minnesota nonprofit whose mission is to help provide self-sufficiency for people who face employment barriers has been serving the community for 70 years.
Minnesota-based nonprofit Hope Chest for Breast Cancer is celebrating 15 years of helping families with many basic needs.
The service dogs you see helping people around are always so impressive, but it takes years of training to reach that level.
A Champlin man's light display is back up thanks to help from people in the community. Dozens of people helped Peter Brown's thousands of lights shine bright after vandals tore part of the display down earlier this week.
WCCO studios are draped in purple to represent the fight against domestic violence in our Trees of Hope campaign. SafeJourney is a small nonprofit that offers 24/7 in-person support for anyone who does not feel safe at home.
After a year of dismantling, negotiating and legal pressuring, a politically connected Minneapolis nonprofit formed to serve the poor is closer to being wound down and entities stung by widely documented misspending are recouping at least some of their losses.
Democratic state Sen. Jeffrey Hayden and his wife will pay $2,750 to settle a dispute over expense reimbursements from the troubled Community Action of Minneapolis nonprofit. The Minneapolis legislator and wife, Theresa, reached agreement last week with a court-appointed receiver to pay less than the $3,500 initially sought.
The Attorney General's Office says Car Donation Foundation misleads donors about where their cars are going. So, what should you know about a nonprofit before you give? Good Question.
Travel expense claims submitted by a Democratic state senator and his wife have come under scrutiny from a court-appointed receiver examining the finances of a Minneapolis nonprofit group that was shut down last year. Roughly $3,400 in conference travel expenses paid to state Sen. Jeff Hayden and wife Theresa by Community Action of Minneapolis have been flagged as improper in a court document filed Thursday
The federal fraud trial for a former Minneapolis nonprofit leader has been postponed until April. William Davis and his son, Jordan, were supposed to stand trial in November on charges they siphoned public money for personal use or claimed expense reimbursements they weren't permitted to. A revised schedule in the case was filed Thursday.
The relief organization The Convoy of Hope offered a community celebration in the Twin Cities Saturday.
Parents spent an average of $100 per student on school supplies last year. Many families in one Minneapolis neighborhood can't afford that.
A Minnesota nonprofit has formed a Facebook group for patients seeking assistance in qualifying for the new medical marijuana program.
