Community Calendar

The Minnehaha Food Shelf offers its free donation day on the fourth Saturday of the month (Third Saturday in November and December). Doors open at 9:00 am but distribution of line numbers starts earlier and supplies go quickly. More Info: http://www.minnehaha.org/foodshelf.html

Minnehaha Food Shelf serves the area between the Crosstown and Lake Street, Cedar Avenue and the river. Each month we serve more than 600 households. More Info: https://www.foodpantries.org/li/minnehaha-food-shelf

Twin Cities Mobile Market (TCMM) stop in the Bossen area - Everyone is welcome!

Twin Cities Mobile Market is a grocery store on wheels that brings affordable, healthy food directly into under-resourced neighborhoods. It fills a gap between food shelves and full-service supermarkets by providing a wide selection of fresh foods at or below market prices in areas where access to healthy food is limited.

https://www.wilder.org/Programs-Services/tcmm/Pages/default.aspx

Crosstown Covenant Church hosts a free community meal each Wednesday evening during the school year. Menus are posted in advance on the church website, www.Crosstowncovenant.org. All are welcome (but not obligated) to stay for program options following the meal (“Kids Too!”, youth group, and adult Bible study.)

NENA is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, marking its beginnings in the mid-1980’s and incorporated in 1997, by residents and businesses to strengthen our four southeast Minneapolis neighborhoods.

NENA is led by a 15 person Board of Directors comprised of community members, elected by the community at our Annual Meeting in April. We are a neighborhood-driven organization and thrive with a diverse group of volunteers and active committee participants

Board meetings are the fourth Thursdays of the month from 6:30 to 8:30 pm at the NENA Office. Board meetings in November and December are held on the third Thursday.

Meetings are open to the public unless otherwise noted. Each meeting starts with a 15 minute period for the public to address the Board with your ideas and questions.

More Information and Agendas: http://nokomiseast.org/about/board/

Minnehaha Food Shelf serves the area between the Crosstown and Lake Street, Cedar Avenue and the river. Each month we serve more than 600 households. More Info: https://www.foodpantries.org/li/minnehaha-food-shelf

Crosstown Covenant Church hosts a free community meal each Wednesday evening during the school year. Menus are posted in advance on the church website, www.Crosstowncovenant.org. All are welcome (but not obligated) to stay for program options following the meal (“Kids Too!”, youth group, and adult Bible study.)

Interested in working on housing, economic development and streetscape issues in our community? Come to a committee meeting and check it out. All residents, property owners, and business owners and employees of the Nokomis East neighborhoods can join NENA committees.

All are welcome! More Info: https://wp.me/P6lYba-9a