Response to Communities Affected by the Unrest
As a result of looted, burned and closed grocery stores from the recent unrest, some of our communities in the Twin Cities have become food deserts. Many children and families have been left without access to essential items. We are working hard with our partners to bring food and hope throughout the coming weeks and months as the community heals.
GET INVOLVED
DONATE NOW!
Your donation will help us adapt to the changing needs long-term as we continue fighting child hunger through this unrest and the pandemic.
DONATE FOOD!
Bring you donated non-perishable canned food, rice, pasta to our warehouse at 2723 Patton Road, Roseville, MN 5113. Starting in July, we are changing our donation times to Mondays – Thursdays from 10 am – 2 pm. All donations will be re-distributed to our community partners in neighborhoods across the metro as quickly as possible.
TELL OTHERS!
You can help by spreading the word to your networks. You can share our food collection events posts on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or LinkedIn; encourage others to donate by creating a fundraiser on Facebook or your own fundraising page; or any other way you’d like to share our efforts with your family, friends and colleagues.
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National Highlights
JUNE 2, 2020 — Good Morning America
Minneapolis school's food drive brings in 29,000 bags of supplies
JUNE 2, 2020 Washington Post
A Minneapolis school asked people to donate food for students after looting closed stores. ‘Miles of cars’ lined up.
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Please contact us at info@thesheridanstory.org or 612-568-4003.