Congrats to our nonprofit clients on the many successes they’ve achieved in raising funds for their critical missions.
We all have a story, a cause, a nonprofit that speaks to our hearts. During this season of giving and gratitude, we asked each member of our team to share one of theirs with you.
Jennifer Hipple: I support Emma Norton Services (ENS) and the work it’s doing to support women, children, and youth in need. ENS is a trauma-informed organization that provides transformational housing to women and families on their healing journey from homelessness, mental illness, and chemical dependency.
We all have a story, a cause, a nonprofit that speaks to our hearts. During this season of giving and gratitude, we asked each member of our team to share one of theirs with you.
Imogen Davis: MN350 is an organization I support. I grew up in Boulder, CO, where the beauty of the natural world enthralled me every day. I believe combating climate change and the systems that have supported its perpetuation are the existential issues of our time, and MN350 works tirelessly for climate justice.
We all have a story, a cause, a nonprofit that speaks to our hearts. During this season of giving and gratitude, we asked each member of our team to share one of theirs with you.
Cheryl Jensen: Wayside Recovery Center is an organization I wholeheartedly support through board service, volunteering, and donating money and in-kind items that our women and children need. Wayside Recovery Center’s mission to break the cycle of addiction and trauma for women, children and families is near and dear to my heart.
We all have a story, a cause, a nonprofit that speaks to our hearts. During this season of giving and gratitude, we asked each member of our team to share one of theirs with you.
Susan Rostkoski: The magic and power of theater is, for me, contained in that moment when the lights have just gone down, the curtain has not yet risen, and everyone is waiting together for the story to begin. Park Square Theatre, where I am a board member, provides such experiences across the spectrum of age, race, or ethnicity, geography, income level—all those things that too easily divide us.
We all have a story, a cause, a nonprofit that speaks to our hearts. During this season of giving and gratitude, we asked each member of our team to share one of theirs with you.
Carolyn Scherer: Building a campfire with wet wood was one of the most practical skills I learned as a wilderness guide at Camp Amnicon, but far from the only one. My summers working as a camp guide, immersed in nature and in community with other adventurers, provided me with some of the most foundational self-discovery and leadership development opportunities that have shaped who I am.
We all have a story, a cause, a nonprofit that speaks to our hearts. During this season of giving and gratitude, we asked each member of our team to share one of theirs with you.
Renae Oswald-Anderson: Vocal Point combines my love of choral music and impactful community-based nonprofit organizations. Seventy+ talented singers and musicians share their love of the performing arts and raise money for another nonprofit through their concerts. Many concerts offer an original composition commissioned by the chorus as they address critical community issues such as equity, mental health, youth development, or employment barriers.
Job Opportunity: Program Coordinator
SCC’s Renae Oswald-Anderson is currently serving as the Interim Director at J-HAP and is leading the search for a part-time program coordinator to plan programs, events, and community engagement opportunities for the developmentally disabled adults who live independently at Cornerstone Creek Apartments where J-HAP is located.