New Pathways' Spring It Forward MN Campaign 2021

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A nonprofit fundraiser supporting

New Pathways Inc
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Give safety and stability to children experiencing homelessness.

$22,269

raised by 17 people

$20,000 goal

NEW MATCHING GRANT!

Update posted 3 years ago

Today, First Bank and Trust awarded us a $2,500 matching grant for our Spring It Forward Campaign.  They will match donations $1 for $1.  Catch is...we have to match it by June 1st.  Can you help us receive the full match?  Let's turn $2,500 into $5,000!

We believe every child deserves a safe place to sleep and a home of their own.


New Pathways gives families with children experiencing homelessness a safe place to stay while helping them transition to permanent housing.   Today, you can give a vulnerable family a hand up so they can get back on their feet. 


 Double your gift, double your impact!  

Thank you to the Shalom Thrift Shop for matching all donations given in May up to $5,000.


"It has been a journey.  And I know I would never be here - I would never be doing the things I am doing right now if it wasn't for New Pathways for sure.  Going to a homeless shelter helped save my children's lives."      

-Single mom of 3,  over a year after graduating from the New Pathways' Program 


Be a LIFESAVER!  

You can provide safe shelter and stability to children in need.   Due to the pandemic, people experiencing homelessness are even more vulnerable.  They need you now more than ever, be a lifesaver to your neighbors in need. 


"The first thing that I thought when I knew that we could enter New Pathways was: ‘Thank God, now we have a safe place to go. We don’t need to sleep in the car again.’”                  

-Patty, single mom of a teen and a New Pathways' graduate

 

Why New Pathways?  


Your generosity means the doors of 

New Pathways are open to welcome people in crisis.  


You will give a family a second chance….a chance to have a safe place to sleep, to take a hot shower and put on clean clothes, to work with skilled staff who can help assess their needs and develop a plan to get into a home of their own, and a chance to do many of the things we may take for granted.   



“The first thing she asked me after we completed her entry paperwork was 

’Can we take a shower?’ 

with the biggest smile on her face.  For months she cleaned herself and her two young children by melting snow.” 

                                                                                                                 -New Pathways’ Case Manager

 

 








Your generosity gives people hope during the most difficult time of their lives.  


YOU will provide safe and secure shelter.

YOU will help people live with dignity.

YOU will give needed advocacy, skills training, housing and employment services.  


Without you, children will endure lifelong trauma from the experience of homelessness making it difficult for them to mature into productive independent adults. 



“New Pathways kept my family together during a very difficult time.  My husband has the same job he got while in the program and now we have been in our place for over three years.”     

-Kayla, New Pathways' graduate and mom of a toddler

 


  "You would be surprised to learn how little it costs to help someone to get back on their feet.  Thanks to the generosity of big hearted donors like you, families that come to us with just the clothes on their back regain their independence in just a few months."                  

                                                                                             -Mary Westlund,  Executive Director


"After I was laid off from my really good job, it was the scariest time.  My son and I stayed in my truck during the coldest time of the winter.  It was miserable.  Thankfully we found New Pathways, with their help I started working again and we moved into our new home.  I got the support that everybody deserves and needs."

                             -New Pathways' Graduate, single mom with son successfully placed in housing





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