Prevail Initiatives

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Prevail News (DBA) Prevail Mix

Our Mission is Two-Fold: 

Prevail News is organized exclusively for charitable, scientific and education purposes. The purpose of this corporate nonprofit is to support programs that strengthen community and provide resources for mutual aid, with a particular but not exclusive focus on food justice, community development, the healing arts, and support for unhoused persons.

This Includes…

  • Providing food justice programs at Zion Community Commons (the building and grounds of Zion Lutheran Church) in the Midway neighborhood of St. Paul. We are among several food and justice partners that offer meal and groceries programs weekly.  
  • Outreach and support for unhoused persons in Saint Paul.

Our Current Partners in Food Justice (Designate "Food Justice" when donating)

FREE meals:

Our commercial kitchen is located in the midway area in Saint Paul, MN, at Zion Community Commons (1697 LaFond Street). This kitchen is used for serving healthy, nutritious foods from ingredients that accommodate dietary restrictions. Meals are served three times a week at Zion. We estimate an average of 200 - 300 free meals/groceries to households every week.

FREE groceries:

Nutritious and fresh foods largely from local farmers (depending on season) are served at Zion Community Commons. Other food give-away programs by nonprofits rely on out-of-date, throw-away canned and packaged foods fit for poor diets. 

Can you help us? Because we are small and currently with unpaid staff, 100% of your donation goes directly toward getting a Street Survivor into housing. We will use your much needed donation to scale up our Prevail Mix business.

Thank you for your donation!


Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Prevail Initiatives

other names

Prevail News

Tax id (EIN)

47-3803177

Categories

Community Humanitarian Aid

BIPOC Serving

BIPOC Serving

Address

1697 Lafond Ave
Saint Paul, MN 55104

Phone

651 788 2261

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