Lincoln Park Children & Families Collaborative

Catholic Charities Bureau in Superior, WI, has been dedicated to serving the Diocese of Superior for over a century, providing essential services to various communities across the region. Their mission encompasses support for children and families, people with disabilities, older adults, and those in need of housing and vocational training. The organization also offers numerous volunteer opportunities and fosters community engagement through events and initiatives. With a commitment to ethical practices, Catholic Charities Bureau aims to enhance the well-being of individuals and families, ensuring a positive impact on the lives they serve. Generated from the website

The International Association of Fire Fighters in Duluth, MN is an organization dedicated to representing the interests of firefighters and emergency response personnel. They provide advocacy, support, and resources to ensure the safety and well-being of those who serve in the firefighting profession. Generated from their business information

Community gardening in Duluth started in 1977, with a loosely organized group of gardeners who wanted to grow healthy food for themselves and their families. Together they secured use of neighborhood lots on which to grow vegetables. In 1981, after four successful years of gardening and a burgeoning interest from the community, Duluth Community Garden Program (DCGP) was incorporated as a non-profit corporation. DCGP's mission is to strengthen community and foster self-sufficiency among the people of the Duluth area by providing access for all to food production and preservation resources and promoting sustainable gardening practices. Currently we have 17 sites, and over 200 plots of 20' by 20', that were utilized by 133 gardeners in 2010. These gardeners- individuals, families, and several small non-profit organizations -- rent their plots on a sliding fee scale, paying no more than their incomes allow. Plots are situated throughout the city. DCGP also serves the community through our Cannery and Kids Gardening Programs, both of which began in 1991. The Cannery provides canning education, information, recipes, equipment and jars to the community at no or very little cost, and Kids Gardening works with low-income children: teaching gardening, nutrition, and environmental awareness while encouraging teamwork.