Camp Nenookaasi

The Emergency Warming Center and other offerings at are crucial resources for keeping our community healthy and connected, and now we are launching a new program to make this work sustainable!

✨Learn more, donate and share: tinyurl.com/theycareforthem ✨

Introducing: O’babenimaawaan, or “They Care for Them,” where individuals can start as an unpaid volunteer, then move towards a stipend contract worker, and later a full time employee.

Help us raise $25,000 by April 30 to support the stipend contract workers who provide support to the unsheltered relatives during breakfast meal program, Tuesday resource connect and warming center.

Stipend contract workers are drug and alcohol free and on a path of sobriety and recovery. Many of our stipend contract workers have once been unsheltered and were once in active addiction. The helpers need help as they continue to improve the quality of life for the unsheltered relatives.

We are thankful for the communities support.

The Warming Center at MIWRC will be open this weekend!

📍 2300 15th Ave S, Minneapolis

🗓️ Saturday 2/28 9AM-9PM

🗓️ Sunday 3/01 9AM-9PM

Join our efforts to provide a safer space for relatives with community, meals, resources, and service navigation. Your support makes the Warming Center possible. ❤️

Contribute to the Warming Center here:

https://tinyurl.com/MIWRCWarmingCenter

The Warming Center at MIWRC will be open this weekend!

📍 2300 15th Ave S, Minneapolis

🗓️ Saturday 2/21 9AM-9PM

🗓️ Sunday 2/22 9AM-9PM

Join our efforts to provide a safer space for relatives with community, meals, resources, and service navigation. Your support makes the Warming Center possible. ❤️

Contribute to the Warming Center here:

https://tinyurl.com/MIWRCWarmingCenter

Help us wish Angry Grandma (Nicole) a happy birthday by chipping in to 's campaign to keep a culturally-grounded warming center open for the rest of the winter!

Nicole does so much to support community, so let's help celebrate her by continuing to build resources from the ground up.

Chip in and/or share: givebutter.com/KBNd5w

Please chip in and share.

AIM is raising funds to support ongoing patrols to protect our community from I.C.E.

Cashapp: $officialAIMICMERCH

Venmo:

Paypal: AIMpatrolmpls

Include “boots on the ground” in the memo.

Drop off donations and gas cards @:

Minneapolis American Indian Center 1530 E Franklin Ave S
Minneapolis, MN

Call: Khaloni 612-608-7112
Call: Jackie 612-286-9963

‼️Our relatives cannot shelter safely outside due to ICE escalation. MIWRC offers a culturally grounded low-barrier sanctuary; services, warmth, food, safety, & support obtaining tribal ID’s/documents.

This is survival. This is sovereignty. We take care of us.

Help here: bit.ly/Healinglight

Important community safety information - please read

We are once again experiencing unprecedented demand this winter- we now anticipate needing 200 “setups” (a tent, sleeping bag, and tarp) in January alone.

We are grateful to every single person and organization who have donated this year- if you are making any year end gifts, please consider the Supply Depot. Our all volunteer organization works every day to provide basic survival supplies to our unhoused neighbors.

Homeless Persons' Memorial Day is held on the darkest day of the year. Yet amongst this darkness and sorrow, we must continue to fight for a country where everybody has the housing and support they need.

Every death of a homeless person is a preventable policy failure. We can and must do better. May these senseless, tragic, and preventable deaths fuel our fight for housing justice.

Here's a couple of ways you can fight with us:
1. Demand that Congress pass the Housing Not Handcuffs Act (link in bio)
2. Attend our mass meeting on January 14th to learn more about the work being done to stop Utah's creation of a government-run homeless detention camp. Stay tuned for details.