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Keystone Community Services is a non-profit organization based in St. Paul, MN, dedicated to providing food security and support to youth, families, and seniors in need. With their newly opened Keystone Community Food Center, they offer a food shelf program that operates on a first come, first served basis, providing assistance to individuals and families without the need for appointments or advanced registration. In addition to their food programs, Keystone Community Services also runs various community centers, including the Merriam Park Community Center and the West 7th Community Center, offering a range of services and activities for residents. They also have initiatives like the Best Buy Teen Tech Center, Express Bike Shop, and a teen tutor program, providing opportunities for skill-building and support for young people in the community.Generated from the website

About Minnesota Boychoir The Minnesota Boychoir, founded in 1962, is the oldest boychoir in the Minneapolis/Saint Paul metropolitan area. The Boychoir's reputation for excellence has brought invitations from local and national music conventions, as well as sporting events and touring Broadway companies. The Boychoir has performed with the Minnesota Orchestra, the Minnesota Opera, the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra, the Baltimore Symphony, the Prague Philharmonic, Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home Companion on National Public Radio, and a long list of local and national performers. This season, our choirboys will be featured in three different collaborations with the Minnesota Orchestra ( A Scandinavian Christmas, Jingle Bell Doc and Carl Orff's Carmina Burana ), have first-time appearances with the Great Northern Union Chorus and local soprano Maria Jette, and will perform Mahler's Symphony #3 with the University of Minnesota Orchestra and Chorus. The choir's schedule also includes national and international tours. Past tours have thrilled audiences in twelve states and on five continents. Three years ago in celebration of our 45th Anniversary Season, our boys headlined the World Voices Australia International Choral Festival at Sydney's famed Opera House. This summer to kickoff our 50th Anniversary Season, we travel to Milan, Venice, Florence, Sorrento and Rome, Italy. The Minnesota Boychoir trains young men to be outstanding musicians and strives to help them develop a sense of poise and self-confidence through education and performance. A choirboy is challenged to sing well, stand tall, stay on schedule, take pride in his appearance, respect those in charge and tap into the best part of who he is and what he can accomplish. The Minnesota Boychoir challenges boys and young men from many backgrounds to the highest standards of choral music, nurtures the development of exceptional character, and inspires and benefits the community. Boychoir is comprised of boys and young men, ages 7 to 18. The singers come from many communities throughout the Twin Cities metropolitan area and sing in three different ensembles:

The Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy (MCEA) is a highly respected nonprofit organization based in Saint Paul, MN, dedicated to protecting Minnesota's environment and the well-being of its residents. With a team of dedicated lawyers and scientists, MCEA actively engages in legal battles and policy shaping to defend the state's natural resources and combat environmental degradation and climate change. MCEA has a strong track record of success, with 50 ongoing legal actions aimed at safeguarding Minnesota's environment and the health of its communities, particularly those most affected by environmental degradation. Notable victories include securing a key climate precedent that mandates the measurement of greenhouse gas emissions in all projects subject to environmental study in Minnesota and a Minnesota Supreme Court win against the PolyMet mining permit. MCEA's work spans a range of critical issues, including clean water, environmental justice, toxic chemicals, and climate solutions.Generated from the website