Community Involvement Programs

Feed My Starving Children is a nonprofit organization based in Minneapolis that mobilizes volunteers to pack nutritious meals for malnourished individuals in almost 70 countries. The organization's mission is to provide both physical nourishment and spiritual support to those in need, addressing hunger in both body and spirit through the efforts of dedicated volunteers. Generated from their website's infomation

Feed My Starving Children, founded as a Christian nonprofit organization in 1987. It operates through volunteers who pack nutritious meals made up of rice, soy, vitamins and dehydrated vegetables. The agency partners with relief organizations worldwide to distribute meals to starving children. In 2007, Feed My Starving Children offered services through more than 175,000 volunteers who packed over 40 million meal packets. It is funded by the churches, synagogues, schools and corporations. It provides life-saving meals to people from countries affected by natural disaster and places enduring economic despair. The agency offers meals that are distributed in more than 50 countries worldwide through missionary partners at orphanages, schools, clinics, refugee camps and malnourishment centers. It maintains an office in Brooklyn Park, Minn.

Fraser Coon Rapids is a Minnesota non-profit organization that specializes in providing comprehensive services for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, autism, and mental health issues. With over 85 years of expertise, Fraser is known for its whole-person approach to care, maximizing the health, well-being, independence, and safety of each client. Their broad range of services, including autism care coordination, career planning, case management, and rehabilitation therapy, are tailored to meet the unique needs of children, teens, adults, and families. Fraser's commitment to individualized treatment plans and shared decision-making with families ensures that clients' goals and definitions of success are at the forefront of their care. Their extensive menu of evidence-based services allows for customization and flexibility, adapting to the changing needs of individuals over a lifetime. Fraser also offers a variety of community inclusion programs, comprehensive skills training, and a continuum of care that spans from early childhood to elder care, providing a lifetime of support and service for individuals with autism, mental health, and disability needs.Generated from the website