| From | Headwaters Foundation for Justice <[email protected]> |
| Subject | August e-newsletter |
| Date | August 12, 2020 8:00 PM |
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August E-Newsletter
* The Transformation Fund: Rapid Response Grantmaking Continues
* Introducing Tributaries: a Headwaters Storytelling Project
* Events, Calls to Action, and Resources from Our Grantee Partners
The Transformation Fund: Rapid Response Grantmaking Continues
On Sunday, May 31st, Headwaters responded to the murder of George Floyd by setting up The Transformation Fund <[link removed]>. We wanted to move money quickly to frontline organizations as they kept fighting against an ongoing culture of institutional violence and white supremacy. We also wanted to support the long-term movement work for real change required for our collective liberation.
Two longtime, trusted Headwaters donors pledged a combined total of $ 2 million in early June to seed the Fund. They gave us full permission to flexibly use those dollars, which helped us inspire donors at all levels to give. We recently made general operating grants to organizations using The Transformation Fund support. These first investments prioritize groups that led by and for Black people, Indigenous people, and people of color (BIPOC).
Executive Director Maria De La Cruz <[link removed]> said, "The fact is, organizers have been working for racial justice for generations. The wins we see today—notably led by BIPOC youth and young adults—are examples of what it means to build power with and in community. Rapid response grantmaking at Headwaters tunes us in to real-time needs and lets us get grant dollars to where they will be most helpful."
The Transformation Fund grant recipients are:
* Association for Black Economic Power: Pimento Fund
* African Career and Education Resource, Inc.
* Al Ma’uun (Masjid An Nur)
* Asian American Organizing Project
* Awood Center
* Ayada Leads
* Black Immigrant Collective
* Black Table Arts
* Black Visions Collective
* Building Dignity and Respect Council
* Council on American Islamic Relations-MN
* Central Area Neighborhood Development Organization
* Centro de Trabajadores Unidos en la Lucha
* Division of Indian Work
* Free Black Dirt
* Frogtown Neighborhood Association
* Hope Community
* Indigenous Roots
* InquilinXs UndiXs Por Justicia
* Isuroon
* Joyce Preschool
* Juxtaposition Arts
* MIGIZI Communications
* Minnesota Youth Collective
* Native American Community Development Institute
* Navigate MN
* Northside Funders Group (West Broadway Business and Area Coalition)
* Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association
* Redeemer Center for Life
* ReleaseMN8
* Reviving the Islamic Sisterhood for Empowerment
* St. Paul Youth Serivces
* TruArt Speaks
* Unicorn Riot
* Voices for Racial Justice
* Women for Political Change
Like earlier generations of Headwaters staff, board, donors, and volunteers, we are committed to Black Liberation and Native Sovereignty, to advancing our collective liberation. We will share long-term funding plans as details are finished later this year.
Our thanks to everyone in the community who helped make The Transformation Fund and these grants possible.
Introducing Tributaries: a Headwaters Storytelling Project
Earlier this summer Executive Director Maria De La Cruz posted her first entry as part of our Tributaries project. "Tributaries," she said, "aims to amplify what makes our leaders, movements, and futures so inspiring." Read her post on our website. <[link removed]>
Events, Calls to Action, and Resources from our Grantee Partners
Apply for Transformative Black Led Movement Fund support <[link removed]>
<[link removed]>The goal of the Transformative Black Led Movement Fund is to transparently and efficiently resource Black-led and Black individuals in the Twin Cities. Funds will go to support those responding to the political and cultural opportunity to defund police and begin the transition process toward developing and implementing a shared vision of community led safety. Funds will also provide direct mutual and legal aid.
This rapid response initiative is a partnership of Black Visions Collective and Nexus Community Partners.
Update: Re-Verb Opem Mic is now Virtual! <[link removed]>
Every Thursday at 7 p.m.
Zoom Meeting Link <[link removed]>
Re-Verb Open Mic is a free, all ages, weekly open mic presented by Truartspeaks <[link removed]> in partnership wit Hallie Q. Brown Community Center <[link removed]>. Hosted by Tish Jones <[link removed]>, #ReVerb <[link removed]> provides a structured environment for artists to share work, receive feedback on their presentation and develop a sense of community through dialogue, exchange and shared experience on a regular basis. Additionally, we offer a free all ages writing circle every first Thursday from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
For more information or questions, please email [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
Women and Femmes Grounding the Soul Through Art + Liberation
<[link removed]> August 14th, 6 – 8 p.m.
Registration <[link removed]>
Hosted by www.BlackTableArts.com. <[link removed]> Join artists and writers Ivy irihamye based in Sammamish, WA and Lexington KY, Janay D. Henry, a sole proprietor based in Minneapolis, MN, and Maya Elie based in Philadelphia | South Jersey in a virtual conversation and workshop that centers the experiences of black women + femmes using art to cultivate healing and rest, restore our sense of self and connect to larger networks of support. RSVP to join and hold space for your healing today.
Feeding Frogtown
<[link removed]> August 14th, 21st, and 28th at 3 p.m.
643 Virginia Street, Saint Paul
Greetings Frogtown Neighbors! Friday is quickly approaching and we are getting ready for our weekly food distribution! Our delivery list is growing quickly and we have a small ask. If you are able to pick-up groceries please use this option. If you are an elder, disabled, or without a vehicle and no option to carpool or ask someone to come to the school site, please use the delivery list. Please call by Thursday every week to ensure your weekly delivery. Thank you all so much for your patience as we adjust to this new process. Looking forward to seeing you all Friday!
Reclaim: Hip Hop Art Installation by See More Perspective <[link removed]>
August 14th at 5 p.m.
Indigenous Roots Cultural Arts Center: 788 East 7th Street, Saint Paul
Reclaim time, space, culture, love, self, autonomy. This is an experimental exhibit of new artwork by Xicanx artist and educator SEE MORE PERSPECTIVE. Social distancing protocols in place: masks, 6ft distance, sanitizing stations and timed entry as needed. Contact 651.395.7145 or [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> for more info.
Community Service Day <[link removed]>
August 15th, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
6800 78th Avenue North, Suite 101, Brooklyn Park
African Career, Education and Resource, Inc. is partnering with the community to give back. There will be a distribution center for the items collected during our donation drive, voter registration, an open mic and more!
Pop-Up at Plaza Revolución <[link removed]>
August 16th 3 – 9 p.m.
809 7th Street East, Saint Paul
For over 500 years since the colonization of the Americas, Indigenous Peoples have survived through Revolutionary Evolution of Resistance and Resilience.
Our ancestors and elders have gone through great lengths and centuries of enduring sacrifice, trauma yet never giving up to pass on ancestral knowledge and traditions from one generation to the next.
We are excited to support the next generation of emerging young organizers as they have been co-coordinating rallies, marches and events since the death of George Floyd which has ignited the necessity to continue fighting the injustices that Native, Black, Brown Indigenous communities have been dealing with for too long.
This outdoor event is free and open to the public. It is a space of love and celebration in the face of fighting against a pandemic, political, social, environmental injustices and over 500 years of resisting colonization. We will be encouraging and implementing social distancing protocols: masks, 6ft distance and sanitizing stations.
Free Organic Food Distribution <[link removed]>
August 18th 3 – 4:30 p.m.
788 East 7th Street, Saint Paul
Need food? Indigenous Roots is providing Free Food in partnership with Sister's Camelot. Due to limited supplies, there will be a limit of one bag of groceries per family. Face masks are required. Contact [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> or 651.395.7145 if you want to donate or contribute, or if you have any questions.
Justice for Justin <[link removed]>
August 19th 4 – 9 p.m.
March starts at Spruce Tree Center: 1600 University Avenue West, Saint Paul
August 19th will mark 11 years since the St. Paul Police murdered Justin Teigen by beating him and throwing his body in a trash dumpster. Since then our family has been traumatized and targeted by the St. Paul police. We deserve answers and most of all justice!! The family would really appreciate it if you could join us, even if you didn't know him or the family personally! This is our time to be heard! #BLM <[link removed]> #JusticeforJustin <[link removed]>
Please remember to wear a mask and practice social distancing.
Racial Injustice, Social Equality Film Festival 2020 <[link removed]>
August 20th – 27th
Tickets <[link removed]>
Black Table Arts and partners Fan Force TV are excited to premiere 6 powerful films that highlight the experiences of People of Colour, and address the racial inequalities experienced by so many around the world. Join us for RISE Film Festival to support storytellers and artists and participate in post-screening Q&A discussions with your community.
RISE Film Festival 2020 will be featuring films which look at the lived perspectives of what it means to be a Black person in today's society. We want these films to challenge you, to inspire you, and help you drive change in your community. Each Virtual Screening will feature live-streamed Q&As with expert panel guests. We'll be speaking to our special guest speakers to share their knowledge on racism, and what we can do as individuals to be the change we want to see.
Powderhorn Resident Sanctuary Updates – Virtual <[link removed]>
August 21st and September 4th at 2 p.m.
Registration for Zoom meeting <[link removed]>
Join a meeting about the Powderhorn Park Sanctuary to share your views and listen to others. PPNA wants to continue to understand the views of the community members and provide updates on the community’s ultimate goal of driving elected leaders to act.
New World Night Market <[link removed]>
August 21st and September 4th at 6 p.m.
Modus Locus: 3500 Bloomington Avenue South, Minneapolis
Taking this New World reality and making space to focus on building access for recovering businesses of color in the Powderhorn Park area. This Market is focused on black and brown vendors, plant based food, and spreading amazing vibes. Not only great artists, but original fashion and accessories are part of the lineup. There is a special guest artist every time we gather so stay tuned with updates for who is up next!
Black Lines Matter: A Virtual Writing Workshop <[link removed]>
August 22nd, 6 – 7 p.m.
Registration <[link removed]>
Come kick it with Black poets! Black Lines Matter is a regular writing space for black communities to connect, get feedback and engage other black poets. This is a space where we think through the craft of writing and the tactics of liberation.
These sessions will be bi-weekly geared toward two things 1) Holding space for black writers to create and share new work.2) Studying poetic craft through black writing pulling from historic and contemporary writers. Join us as we search through language to celebrate, survive and fight. We are the garden we need to grow.
Black Lives Matter Period! Rally and March <[link removed]>
August 23rd 12 – 2 p.m.
Hamline Park: 1564 Lafond Avenue, Saint Paul
This is the 5th Annual Justice for Marcus Golden Solidarity Protest, calling out systemic injustice and lifting up the names of those wrongfully taken law enforcement. We march in solidarity with All BIPOC, All Stolen Lives, and All Oppressed People. No justice! No peace! Prosecute the Police!
Black Futures W/ Our Black Sisters: Artists Talk Feminist Worlds <[link removed]>
August 28th 6 – 7 p.m.
Registration <[link removed]>
What questions does black feminism raise to call all black men to task in thinking about a world where all black lives matter? Join us for a conversation on how black artists are shifting their lives toward a black feminist future where the lives of anyone who experiences the world as a black woman will be honored, preserved, and celebrated. Panelists include Keno Evol, Joe Davis, and Antonio Duke.
Free Food Distribution <[link removed]>
August 29th, 4 – 6 p.m.
Partnership Academy parking lot: 6500 Nicollet Avenue South, Richfield
If you need food and essential products or know somebody who does, please share. This is a drive- thru event. Please wait in your vehicle, pop your trunk, and slowly move to the different stops as instructed. All volunteers are masked, gloved, and practicing social distancing to keep everyone safe.
RCFL 2020 Gala
September 12th at 7 p.m.
Registration <[link removed]>
Redeemer Center for Life is rooted in our community in the Harrison Neighborhood in North Minneapolis. We are rooted in our commitment to racial justice. We are rooted in our programs: Venture North, Attainable Housing, Youth Programming, the Due North Podcast, Workforce Development, Equity and Inclusion and much more!
Join us for an evening of virtual community, investing in RCFL and celebrating 22 years of promoting inclusive development in the Harrison and North Minneapolis neighborhood. Together, we affirm the many reasons we remain "Rooted in Community".
This event will feature an online auction, stories from community members, history of RCFL and virtual community connection.
Support Headwaters Foundation for Justice! Donate here <[link removed]>
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[image: Follow us on Twitter] <[link removed]>
[image: Watch us on YouTube] <[link removed]>
Privacy Policy <[link removed]>
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Unsubscribe <[link removed]>
Headwaters Foundation for Justice <[link removed]>
2801 21st Ave S, Suite 132-B, Minneapolis, MN 55407
August E-Newsletter
* The Transformation Fund: Rapid Response Grantmaking Continues
* Introducing Tributaries: a Headwaters Storytelling Project
* Events, Calls to Action, and Resources from Our Grantee Partners
The Transformation Fund: Rapid Response Grantmaking Continues
On Sunday, May 31st, Headwaters responded to the murder of George Floyd by setting up The Transformation Fund <[link removed]>. We wanted to move money quickly to frontline organizations as they kept fighting against an ongoing culture of institutional violence and white supremacy. We also wanted to support the long-term movement work for real change required for our collective liberation.
Two longtime, trusted Headwaters donors pledged a combined total of $ 2 million in early June to seed the Fund. They gave us full permission to flexibly use those dollars, which helped us inspire donors at all levels to give. We recently made general operating grants to organizations using The Transformation Fund support. These first investments prioritize groups that led by and for Black people, Indigenous people, and people of color (BIPOC).
Executive Director Maria De La Cruz <[link removed]> said, "The fact is, organizers have been working for racial justice for generations. The wins we see today—notably led by BIPOC youth and young adults—are examples of what it means to build power with and in community. Rapid response grantmaking at Headwaters tunes us in to real-time needs and lets us get grant dollars to where they will be most helpful."
The Transformation Fund grant recipients are:
* Association for Black Economic Power: Pimento Fund
* African Career and Education Resource, Inc.
* Al Ma’uun (Masjid An Nur)
* Asian American Organizing Project
* Awood Center
* Ayada Leads
* Black Immigrant Collective
* Black Table Arts
* Black Visions Collective
* Building Dignity and Respect Council
* Council on American Islamic Relations-MN
* Central Area Neighborhood Development Organization
* Centro de Trabajadores Unidos en la Lucha
* Division of Indian Work
* Free Black Dirt
* Frogtown Neighborhood Association
* Hope Community
* Indigenous Roots
* InquilinXs UndiXs Por Justicia
* Isuroon
* Joyce Preschool
* Juxtaposition Arts
* MIGIZI Communications
* Minnesota Youth Collective
* Native American Community Development Institute
* Navigate MN
* Northside Funders Group (West Broadway Business and Area Coalition)
* Powderhorn Park Neighborhood Association
* Redeemer Center for Life
* ReleaseMN8
* Reviving the Islamic Sisterhood for Empowerment
* St. Paul Youth Serivces
* TruArt Speaks
* Unicorn Riot
* Voices for Racial Justice
* Women for Political Change
Like earlier generations of Headwaters staff, board, donors, and volunteers, we are committed to Black Liberation and Native Sovereignty, to advancing our collective liberation. We will share long-term funding plans as details are finished later this year.
Our thanks to everyone in the community who helped make The Transformation Fund and these grants possible.
Introducing Tributaries: a Headwaters Storytelling Project
Earlier this summer Executive Director Maria De La Cruz posted her first entry as part of our Tributaries project. "Tributaries," she said, "aims to amplify what makes our leaders, movements, and futures so inspiring." Read her post on our website. <[link removed]>
Events, Calls to Action, and Resources from our Grantee Partners
Apply for Transformative Black Led Movement Fund support <[link removed]>
<[link removed]>The goal of the Transformative Black Led Movement Fund is to transparently and efficiently resource Black-led and Black individuals in the Twin Cities. Funds will go to support those responding to the political and cultural opportunity to defund police and begin the transition process toward developing and implementing a shared vision of community led safety. Funds will also provide direct mutual and legal aid.
This rapid response initiative is a partnership of Black Visions Collective and Nexus Community Partners.
Update: Re-Verb Opem Mic is now Virtual! <[link removed]>
Every Thursday at 7 p.m.
Zoom Meeting Link <[link removed]>
Re-Verb Open Mic is a free, all ages, weekly open mic presented by Truartspeaks <[link removed]> in partnership wit Hallie Q. Brown Community Center <[link removed]>. Hosted by Tish Jones <[link removed]>, #ReVerb <[link removed]> provides a structured environment for artists to share work, receive feedback on their presentation and develop a sense of community through dialogue, exchange and shared experience on a regular basis. Additionally, we offer a free all ages writing circle every first Thursday from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
For more information or questions, please email [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.
Women and Femmes Grounding the Soul Through Art + Liberation
<[link removed]> August 14th, 6 – 8 p.m.
Registration <[link removed]>
Hosted by www.BlackTableArts.com. <[link removed]> Join artists and writers Ivy irihamye based in Sammamish, WA and Lexington KY, Janay D. Henry, a sole proprietor based in Minneapolis, MN, and Maya Elie based in Philadelphia | South Jersey in a virtual conversation and workshop that centers the experiences of black women + femmes using art to cultivate healing and rest, restore our sense of self and connect to larger networks of support. RSVP to join and hold space for your healing today.
Feeding Frogtown
<[link removed]> August 14th, 21st, and 28th at 3 p.m.
643 Virginia Street, Saint Paul
Greetings Frogtown Neighbors! Friday is quickly approaching and we are getting ready for our weekly food distribution! Our delivery list is growing quickly and we have a small ask. If you are able to pick-up groceries please use this option. If you are an elder, disabled, or without a vehicle and no option to carpool or ask someone to come to the school site, please use the delivery list. Please call by Thursday every week to ensure your weekly delivery. Thank you all so much for your patience as we adjust to this new process. Looking forward to seeing you all Friday!
Reclaim: Hip Hop Art Installation by See More Perspective <[link removed]>
August 14th at 5 p.m.
Indigenous Roots Cultural Arts Center: 788 East 7th Street, Saint Paul
Reclaim time, space, culture, love, self, autonomy. This is an experimental exhibit of new artwork by Xicanx artist and educator SEE MORE PERSPECTIVE. Social distancing protocols in place: masks, 6ft distance, sanitizing stations and timed entry as needed. Contact 651.395.7145 or [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> for more info.
Community Service Day <[link removed]>
August 15th, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.
6800 78th Avenue North, Suite 101, Brooklyn Park
African Career, Education and Resource, Inc. is partnering with the community to give back. There will be a distribution center for the items collected during our donation drive, voter registration, an open mic and more!
Pop-Up at Plaza Revolución <[link removed]>
August 16th 3 – 9 p.m.
809 7th Street East, Saint Paul
For over 500 years since the colonization of the Americas, Indigenous Peoples have survived through Revolutionary Evolution of Resistance and Resilience.
Our ancestors and elders have gone through great lengths and centuries of enduring sacrifice, trauma yet never giving up to pass on ancestral knowledge and traditions from one generation to the next.
We are excited to support the next generation of emerging young organizers as they have been co-coordinating rallies, marches and events since the death of George Floyd which has ignited the necessity to continue fighting the injustices that Native, Black, Brown Indigenous communities have been dealing with for too long.
This outdoor event is free and open to the public. It is a space of love and celebration in the face of fighting against a pandemic, political, social, environmental injustices and over 500 years of resisting colonization. We will be encouraging and implementing social distancing protocols: masks, 6ft distance and sanitizing stations.
Free Organic Food Distribution <[link removed]>
August 18th 3 – 4:30 p.m.
788 East 7th Street, Saint Paul
Need food? Indigenous Roots is providing Free Food in partnership with Sister's Camelot. Due to limited supplies, there will be a limit of one bag of groceries per family. Face masks are required. Contact [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> or 651.395.7145 if you want to donate or contribute, or if you have any questions.
Justice for Justin <[link removed]>
August 19th 4 – 9 p.m.
March starts at Spruce Tree Center: 1600 University Avenue West, Saint Paul
August 19th will mark 11 years since the St. Paul Police murdered Justin Teigen by beating him and throwing his body in a trash dumpster. Since then our family has been traumatized and targeted by the St. Paul police. We deserve answers and most of all justice!! The family would really appreciate it if you could join us, even if you didn't know him or the family personally! This is our time to be heard! #BLM <[link removed]> #JusticeforJustin <[link removed]>
Please remember to wear a mask and practice social distancing.
Racial Injustice, Social Equality Film Festival 2020 <[link removed]>
August 20th – 27th
Tickets <[link removed]>
Black Table Arts and partners Fan Force TV are excited to premiere 6 powerful films that highlight the experiences of People of Colour, and address the racial inequalities experienced by so many around the world. Join us for RISE Film Festival to support storytellers and artists and participate in post-screening Q&A discussions with your community.
RISE Film Festival 2020 will be featuring films which look at the lived perspectives of what it means to be a Black person in today's society. We want these films to challenge you, to inspire you, and help you drive change in your community. Each Virtual Screening will feature live-streamed Q&As with expert panel guests. We'll be speaking to our special guest speakers to share their knowledge on racism, and what we can do as individuals to be the change we want to see.
Powderhorn Resident Sanctuary Updates – Virtual <[link removed]>
August 21st and September 4th at 2 p.m.
Registration for Zoom meeting <[link removed]>
Join a meeting about the Powderhorn Park Sanctuary to share your views and listen to others. PPNA wants to continue to understand the views of the community members and provide updates on the community’s ultimate goal of driving elected leaders to act.
New World Night Market <[link removed]>
August 21st and September 4th at 6 p.m.
Modus Locus: 3500 Bloomington Avenue South, Minneapolis
Taking this New World reality and making space to focus on building access for recovering businesses of color in the Powderhorn Park area. This Market is focused on black and brown vendors, plant based food, and spreading amazing vibes. Not only great artists, but original fashion and accessories are part of the lineup. There is a special guest artist every time we gather so stay tuned with updates for who is up next!
Black Lines Matter: A Virtual Writing Workshop <[link removed]>
August 22nd, 6 – 7 p.m.
Registration <[link removed]>
Come kick it with Black poets! Black Lines Matter is a regular writing space for black communities to connect, get feedback and engage other black poets. This is a space where we think through the craft of writing and the tactics of liberation.
These sessions will be bi-weekly geared toward two things 1) Holding space for black writers to create and share new work.2) Studying poetic craft through black writing pulling from historic and contemporary writers. Join us as we search through language to celebrate, survive and fight. We are the garden we need to grow.
Black Lives Matter Period! Rally and March <[link removed]>
August 23rd 12 – 2 p.m.
Hamline Park: 1564 Lafond Avenue, Saint Paul
This is the 5th Annual Justice for Marcus Golden Solidarity Protest, calling out systemic injustice and lifting up the names of those wrongfully taken law enforcement. We march in solidarity with All BIPOC, All Stolen Lives, and All Oppressed People. No justice! No peace! Prosecute the Police!
Black Futures W/ Our Black Sisters: Artists Talk Feminist Worlds <[link removed]>
August 28th 6 – 7 p.m.
Registration <[link removed]>
What questions does black feminism raise to call all black men to task in thinking about a world where all black lives matter? Join us for a conversation on how black artists are shifting their lives toward a black feminist future where the lives of anyone who experiences the world as a black woman will be honored, preserved, and celebrated. Panelists include Keno Evol, Joe Davis, and Antonio Duke.
Free Food Distribution <[link removed]>
August 29th, 4 – 6 p.m.
Partnership Academy parking lot: 6500 Nicollet Avenue South, Richfield
If you need food and essential products or know somebody who does, please share. This is a drive- thru event. Please wait in your vehicle, pop your trunk, and slowly move to the different stops as instructed. All volunteers are masked, gloved, and practicing social distancing to keep everyone safe.
RCFL 2020 Gala
September 12th at 7 p.m.
Registration <[link removed]>
Redeemer Center for Life is rooted in our community in the Harrison Neighborhood in North Minneapolis. We are rooted in our commitment to racial justice. We are rooted in our programs: Venture North, Attainable Housing, Youth Programming, the Due North Podcast, Workforce Development, Equity and Inclusion and much more!
Join us for an evening of virtual community, investing in RCFL and celebrating 22 years of promoting inclusive development in the Harrison and North Minneapolis neighborhood. Together, we affirm the many reasons we remain "Rooted in Community".
This event will feature an online auction, stories from community members, history of RCFL and virtual community connection.
Support Headwaters Foundation for Justice! Donate here <[link removed]>
[image: Connect with us on Facebook] <[link removed]>
[image: Follow us on Twitter] <[link removed]>
[image: Watch us on YouTube] <[link removed]>
Privacy Policy <[link removed]>
|
Unsubscribe <[link removed]>
Headwaters Foundation for Justice <[link removed]>
2801 21st Ave S, Suite 132-B, Minneapolis, MN 55407
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