WRITTEN BY DANE SMITH AND MAUREEN RAMIREZ, GROWTH & JUSTICE The 88th Minnesota Legislature (2013-2014 sessions)may be viewed in coming years as a historic moment for policies and investments that…
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Written by Patrick Troska, Executive Director Among service providers and advocates there is a widely held belief that supportive housing greatly benefits those who are homeless and/or those experiencing life-altering…
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We won’t sugarcoat it: Serving as an AmeriCorps*VISTA member is hard. The pay is lousy*, people tend to think you’re an intern, you’re constantly being compared to the VISTA who…
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By PATRICK TROSKA, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Following years of planning and preparation the Metro Green Line LRT, aka the Central Corridor, is slated to begin running June 14th! I remember sitting…
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The Foundation established the Phillips Scholars Program at the Minnesota Private College Fund in 1994 to perpetuate the legacy of service to others reflected in the lives of Jay and…
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For the past three years, the Foundation's education grantmaking largely targeted two longstanding interests: supporting the post-secondary success of "middle quartile" high school students and, expanding access to high quality…
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WRITTEN BY CATHY TEN BROEKE, MINNESOTA'S DIRECTOR TO PREVENT AND END HOMELESSNESS Tonight, over 10,000 Minnesotans will be homeless. Half of them will be children. Safe and stable housing is…
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Webinar Materials On Tuesday, November 26th, the Jay and Rose Phillips Family Foundation of Minnesota sponsored a webinar to present findings from the first two years of our Phillips Sectoral…
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WRITTEN BY CARIN MROTZ, DIR. OF OPERATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, JEWISH COMMUNITY ACTION On Sunday, October 27th, Jewish Community Action(JCA) members and allies gathered for our annual meeting. The event was…
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Have you heard the latest news about the job market? Employers are hiring and unemployment is going down! Over the past year, Minnesota employers have added more than 63,000 people…
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