Source MN

Source MN, Urban Outreach and Anti-Trafficking: Est 1987

4 Million of food relief!

There remains in Minneapolis a void of mental health resources and tangible help for the homeless, urban poor, and immigrants. Source MN is committed to reaching the urban needy by providing recovery resources to those in south Minneapolis.

Stabilizing families through providing basic needs remains the center of our calling. Homeless youth, trafficking victims, impoverished immigrants, addicts and the marginalized have all been part of Source’s outreach focus. The Fallout Urban Art Center in Whittier neighborhood is the hub of outreach as our community/resource center.

Our Food Shelf serves 400-600 families each week. About one third come on foot. We offer a community meal each week to anyone who wants to attend. We have regular women’s only drop-in hours in an effort to give respite to vulnerable urban poor women. Twice a week we visit the unhoused in our community, bringing breakfast and a word of hope.

Our network of supporters and volunteers have served thousands in the past year. Individuals, businesses, and congregations have allowed Source to continue to make an impact in Minneapolis since 1987.

The coming year’s strategic plan is to continue with:

• Weekly Food Distributions

• Women’s Drop-In Hours

• Homeless Meals

• ESL Classes

• Teen Mentorship Programs

• Community Meals

• Latino Family Outreach

• Anti-Trafficking

We consider it a privilege to serve the urban poor in Minneapolis. Your support helps us continue this vital work.

Join us in helping Minneapolis become a healthy city for all who reside here.

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