The Family Partnership 2011 Annual Report

2011 ANNUAL REPORT
Turning distress
into hope for
children and families
in the Twin Cities.
Dear Friends,
2011 was a milestone year for The Family Partnership. We rode some amazing
waves, navigated a few storms, and faced increasingly strong headwinds.
Most importantly, by the end of the year, we had helped over 17,000 people
improve their lives through counseling, education, and advocacy.
Our most significant accomplishment was completing year one of the
successful merger of two strong, effective organizations: Family &
Children’s Service and Reuben Lindh Family Services. Together, we pooled
strong leadership and expertise; leveraged program strengths; combined
resources and created economies of scale to ensure services to our
communities’ most vulnerable populations. By all accounts (board, staff,
funders, and other stakeholders), this merger was one of the smoothest
and most successful around. Our process and results (including 71%
growth) are serving as a model for other nonprofits.
Last fall, we opened The Family Partnership Learning Garden, a new
outdoor playground and environmental space at our north Minneapolis
early learning center. After the spring tornado created havoc and damaged
our building, the Learning Garden brought hope and joy to the neighborhood,
as well as to the children and families we serve. It was the culmination of the
elbow-grease and enthusiasm of hundreds of volunteers and our staff,
generous donations from Lowe’s Home Improvement, many local companies
and individuals, and the Bright Horizons Foundation for Children.
Our merged board of directors engaged in significant board development
activities to promote smooth integration of our newly merged organization,
and then completed an ambitious new strategic plan for 2012-2014.
For these activities, as well as continued innovation and effective results in
our programs, The Family Partnership was named “Agency of the Year” by
the Alliance of Children and Families, a national professional association of
family and child serving organizations. We could not be prouder to receive
this recognition from our peers, but The Family Partnership has never rested
on its laurels, and will not now. We see increasing disparity and need in the
families we serve, even as we see decreasing resources for the organizations
that serve them.
As you read this report of the highlights of 2011, we hope you
will think about the contributions you have made to our
success and ability to make a difference in the lives of so
many. We changed our name to The Family Partnership
because we believe that only by working together, with our
families, friends, neighbors, and you, will we meet our
mission of building strong families, vital communities,
and better futures for children.
Molly Greenman
President and CEO
Denise D’Rozario
Board Chair
2011 Was Quite a Year!
We’re Agency of the Year.
• The Family Partnership was named national “Agency of the Year” by the
Alliance of Children and Families.
We became one.
• Two strong, effective organizations – Family & Children’s Service and
Reuben Lindh Family Services – merged to become The Family
Partnership.
We created The Learning Garden.
• After the tornado damaged our building in north Minneapolis, hundreds of
volunteers and donors came together to create a beautiful outdoor place
for our kids to learn, play, and grow.
We advocated for the passage of the
“Safe Harbor” bill.
• We successfully led a broad coalition of partners in advocacy for new
“Safe Harbor” legislation in Minnesota, to treat children caught up in sex
trafficking as victims in need of services rather than criminals.
We served more than 17,000 people.
• 4,500 received counseling services
• 2,200 benefitted from our educational programs
• 10,400 engaged in our advocacy services
• 82% low-income; 70% people of color; 31%
from immigrant backgrounds; 47% ages
birth to 22 years
Our therapists help people with depression, anxiety,
and other mental health issues. In recent years,
we’ve been helping
more and more
children and families
heal from violence and
trauma, like Eduardo and his
family. They came to Minnesota from
Mexico in search of the “American Dream.” For
6-year-old Eduardo, his dream became a nightmare. Counseling
His family lived in a gang-ridden neighborhood in south
Minneapolis. Both of his parents worked two jobs, which left
Eduardo home alone a lot. He was afraid walking to his school
bus stop. When he got to school, kids made fun of his accent
and the color of his skin. When he was eleven, while waiting
for his dad in their truck, Eduardo got caught in the middle of
a gang shoot-out. Bullets shattered the windshield and
Eduardo thought he was going to die.
Three years later, a gang member shoved a gun in Eduardo’s
stomach while another held a knife to his neck. Again,
Eduardo survived but was severely traumatized.
When it got so bad that Eduardo was too afraid
to even leave his house, his parents sought
counseling at The Family Partnership.
Cindy, one of our therapists, began to help
him heal from the trauma.
Today, Eduardo will be the first person in
his family to attend college. Most
importantly, Eduardo wishes to
“serve as a role model for other
young people who have to
overcome difficult challenges.”
We served 4,500 people
with mental
health concerns.
40% were under the age of 18.
Our 26 therapists provided counseling at our 6 office
locations and at Head Start sites and other preschools,
food shelves, churches, transitional living centers,
and numerous metro schools.
1 out of 5 Minnesota children struggle with mental
health issues, yet only 20% will get the help they need.
Eduardo was nearly killed by gang members and
as a result, suffered from Post Traumatic Stress
Disorder. After receiving counseling from The
Family Partnership, he is doing well and attending
college this fall.
Watch his story by scanning
the QR code to the right
with your smart phone.
Our education programs help children, teens, and their
families reach their goals. Our nationally
accredited early
learning centers
prepare children for
kindergarten success.
Children like Anastasia’s.
When Anastasia became homeless,
she didn’t know where to turn. Her aunt told her
to call The Family Partnership. Anastasia remembers that
day perfectly and says, “I couldn’t believe my ears when they
said they could help me and my family.”
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Within a week, our staff was able to find Anastasia housing
through one of our community partners. We enrolled her
children in our early childhood learning center in north
Minneapolis. As with all of the young children who come to
our preschools, we provide developmental screenings
on-site. Anastasia’s children had a variety of medical issues,
including epilepsy. They were able to benefit from speech,
occupational, physical, music, and play therapy to enhance
their learning potential.
Today, Anastasia’s oldest child is in first grade and is doing
extremely well. Anastasia herself tells us that The Family
Partnership taught her how to be self sufficient. She knows
what she needs to do to never become homeless again. “It
truly was a blessing that I found
this incredible organization
that helped me become
the person I knew I
could be.”
We served 2,200 people
in our
educational programs.
1 out of every 4 children in our community lives in poverty.
Minnesota’s low-income children are up to 3 times more likely
to score “not ready for kindergarten” than other children.
Most of the children in our preschools live in poverty and yet
score consistently higher on the kindergarten readiness
exams than the state average.
Anastasia knows what it’s like to be
homeless. She never wanted to let her
children see her cry, but some days, it’s all
she could do. Now, life is different.
Watch her story by scanning the
QR code to the right with your
smart phone.
Our advocacy works to reform public policy and
support people to address issues that affect
their families and
communities.
We provide direct
services for victims of
prostitution, like Mary.
Mary grew up in a neighborhood where
nearly everyone was some kind of criminal.
By sixth grade, she was involved with drug dealers who
would pay her and her best friend, Ellen, to drop off drugs for
them. One day, while driving to pick up drugs with two
dealers, one of them accused Ellen of stealing money.
He got crazy, took out his gun, and killed her. After that,
Mary said, “I became numb. I didn’t care if I lived or died.
Nothing mattered anymore."
Advocacy
Mary’s life continued to be a nightmare of drugs, violence,
and living on the streets. She says the best thing that ever
happened to her was getting arrested for prostitution. That’s
when someone from The Family Partnership’s PRIDE
Program came to offer her a way out. “I was homeless, had
lost my children, was addicted to crack, and didn’t have
anything to live for. This seemed like a miracle.”
PRIDE helped Mary with her court issues
and found her a place to live. She
participated in the PRIDE groups
and set goals for herself. Today,
she has been clean and sober
for three years and plans to go
to college this fall. Mary takes
care of her children and says,
“I’m proud to be a productive
member of society.”
More than 10,400 engaged
in our
advocacy work.
The average age a girl in Minnesota is prostituted is 13.
Each year, our PRIDE Program helps 150 women and girls
escape prostitution, but there are 3,000 girls prostituted in
Minnesota annually.
The Family Partnership led one of the few successful efforts at
the legislature in 2011 that resulted in the passage of the “Safe
Harbor” legislation in Minnesota, to treat children caught up in
sex trafficking as victims in need of services rather than criminals.
Mary said The Family Partnership saved her life.
We stood by her, became her family, and helped
get her life on track. Today, Mary says, “I am
proud to be a productive member of society.”
Watch her story by scanning
the QR code to the right with
your smart phone.
All Hands on Deck!
There were more than 1,100 volunteers who came “on board” last year to lend
a hand, including 49 interns. These incredible volunteers contributed
approximately 23,000 hours of service. Using the Independent Sector’s
estimated wage calculator, the time our volunteers donated was valued at a
half a million dollars! A special thanks to our Board of Directors and all of the
volunteers for helping our community’s most vulnerable children and families.
”SFM employees have always valued helping women,
children, and families in need with our charitable giving
efforts. These values align closely with those of The Family
Partnership, and our employees have given generously
because they believe in the efforts and programs of this
worthwhile organization. We are very thankful for The
Family Partnership’s support of this community.”
— Amanda Aponte, SFM ‘Connecting to Communities’
Committee Chairperson
SFM, the leading workers' compensation insurer in the Midwest, stepped up
to help The Family Partnership two years ago. Since then, they have given
their time, talent, and treasure for our kids and families. One fundraising idea
that really paid off was their “Dress Down Day” in which employees pay five
dollars to wear casual clothes to work for a day. All of the money collected is
given to The Family Partnership, which has been more than $4,000!
2011 Corporate Group Volunteers
3M
American Family
Insurance
Banana Republic
Bremer Bank
Bright Horizons
Capella University
COUNTRY Financial DaVita Dialysis
Deloitte
Donaldson Company, Inc.
Empi/DJO Global
Enterprise Leasing Co.
Factory Motor Parts
Foley & Mansfield
General Mills
Highland Bank
Highland Ridge Apartments
Janssen, Division of
Ortho-McNeil-Janssen
Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Lowe’s
M&I Bank, a part of
BMO Financial Group
MEDRAD Interventional
Medtronic
Morgan Stanley
Smith Barney
National American
University
Optum
SFM
SuperValu
Target
Toro
UPS
Walling, Berg & Debele
Wells Fargo
Zachry Engineering
Capital Planning, Inc.
Cargill
CB Burnet
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Hellmuth & Johnson PLLC
US Bank
Here’s some of
the crew from
SFM “dressing
down” to raise
money for
The Family
Partnership.
In Memoriam
Charles E. Brown: For 37 years Charlie was an integral part of our Board of
Directors and was honored as a Lifetime Member in the 1990’s. During his
tenure, Charlie served on nearly every committee and was Chair from
1979-1981. As an astute businessman, he was instrumental in guiding the
organization on strategic initiatives
Geraldine M. Steen: Gerri joined the Board in 2008 and was an active
member of our Public Policy and Civic Engagement Committee. She was a
Champions Society Member and regularly served as a table host for our
annual fundraising luncheon. Gerri was a woman of many talents and skills.
She was a lawyer, great story teller, and excellent pianist.
Charlie and Gerri both personified the spirit of volunteerism and
philanthropy that is so much a part of our history. They will be missed by
their families, friends, colleagues, and The Family Partnership.
2011 Board of
Directors
Board Officers
Denise D'Rozario, Chair
Natalie A. Ramier, Vice Chair I
Ken Middlebrooks, Vice Chair II
Margie DuPuis, Secretary
John A. Randolph, Treasurer
Rochelle Van Dyne,
Assistant Treasurer*
Cathy Polasky, Past Chair
Molly Greenman,
President and CEO
Directors
Cliff Anderson*
Christine Arrell*
Bonnie Blodgett
David C. Brackett, Sr.
Matt Ebbighausen
Shannon M. Fitzpatrick
Michael Garrett
Michael E. Healy*
Tommy Hillman
Meredith Howell
Bruce A. Lilly*
Joel Luedtke
LeRoy E. Martin*
Michele L. Martin*
Kati Mohammad-Zadeh
Clint Morrison
Nancy A. Nelson
Don Nemcek*
John Pupkes*
Ingrid Roberts
Jonathan Secrest
Jeffrey M. Shapiro*
Jennifer Shomenta Maki
Geraldine M. Steen+
Julie Steiner
Camilla Sweeney*
Marcus R. Waterbury*
Stephanie R. Zugschwert*
Life Members
Charles E. Brown+
Orem O. Robbins
David Sanders
* Term ended in 2011
+ Deceased
Northwest Hennepin
Advisory Council
The Council provides
guidance to The Family
Partnership by identifying
community needs and making
program recommendations.
Susan Blood
Michael Elliott
Tanya Hilger
Brenda Kennelly
Byron Laher
Robin Martinson
Pat Milton
Jon Wetternach
Acknowledgements
The Family Partnership
acknowledges the invaluable
program evaluation
assistance of Dr. Lisa Waldner
and her students at the
University of St. Thomas. We
also wish to acknowledge the
wisdom and commitment of
community members who
participate in the MOVE
Coalition or in our domestic
violence prevention projects,
the current and former PRIDE
participants who participate in
the PRIDE Advisory Forum and
Cheryl Jensen, Bridget Sullivan
and the board members of
District 202.
Affiliations
• Accredited by the Council
on Accreditation of Services
for Families and Children
• Alliance for Children and
Families
• Meets Charities Review
Council Standards
• Greater Twin Cities
United Way
• Hands On Twin Cities
• MACC Alliance of
Connected Communities
• MACC CommonWealth
• Minnesota Council of
Nonprofits
• United Neighborhood
Centers of America
Financial Report
Summary of expense
Program expense ................................................................$7,197,557
Mental Health and Family Counseling ........................3,417,043
School Success....................................................................2,959,480
Family Violence Prevention
and Intervention ......................................................................462,360
Public Policy and Civic Engagement ..............................263,865
Volunteer Resources......................................................................94,809
Management and general ......................................................991,754
Fundraising ..................................................................................278,577
Net expenses for operating activities ............$8,467,888
This statement is limited to operating activities. The complete financial
statements for the year ended December 31, 2011, audited by the firm of
Carpenter Evert & Associates, Ltd., are available for inspection.
Support & Revenue
Expenses
United Way
Government
Grants
Management
& General
12%
3%
Other
Income
Fundraising
Program
Expenses
85%
Individuals
Service Fees
Corporations/
Foundations
Thank You Donors
The Family Partnership appreciates the generosity of donors who help
sustain our work. We would like to acknowledge the following donors whose
gifts were received from January 1, 2011 through December 31, 2011.
Champions Society members pledge a minimum of $1,000 a year for five
years. If you have contributed within this time frame and your name does
not appear below, please accept our apologies for the inadvertent omission
and call our Development Office at 612.341.1612.
Champions Society
Members
Champions for Neighborhoods
$10,000 per year for 5 years
Judy W. Dayton
Toby & Mae Dayton
William Dolan
Paul & Margot Grangaard
Lucy R. Jones
R.C. Lilly Foundation
• Bruce A. Lilly*
David* & Mimi Sanders
Stone Pier Foundation
• Robert & Joan Dayton
• James & Megan Dayton
• Scott & Ann Dayton
• Toby & Mae Dayton
The Winston R. & Maxine H. Wallin
Fund of The Saint Paul
Foundation
• Bradford & Cynthia Wallin
Champions for Families
$5,000 per year for 5 years
David C.* & Dianne Brackett, Sr.
Scott F. Clugston
Lucy & Bob Mitchell
Jeffrey M.* & Nanci Shapiro
Julie Steiner*
Champions for Children
$1,000 per year for 5 years
Stuart & Ann Ackman
Annelie & Shawn Bergerson
Stan & Sharon Birnbaum
William & Teri Block
Cameron & Bonnie* Blodgett
Russell Cowles
Mesha Davis
Stuart & Denise* D’Rozario
Margie DuPuis*
E.B. Osborn Charitable Trust
• Bart & Kandi Osborn
Fred & Marie Friswold
Molly Greenman* & Michael Kehoe
Michael E. Healy* & Jessica Klein
Trustees of the Gavia Trust
• Elizabeth Hlavka
Dick & Meredith* Howell
*Board Member during 2011
†Deceased
Alvin & Ruth Huss
Kevin & Jenny Kelly
Michael Israel & Laura Beth Landy
Kathleen Jones
Christine Kaehler
Janet Leslie
LeRoy E.* & Gayle Martin
Margery Martin & Dan Feidt
Debbie & Pierce McNally
Kati Mohammad-Zadeh* &
Paul Bieganski
Dorothy Mollien
John P. & Gail Moore
Clint* & Mary Morrison
Ann Murray
Russ & Nancy A.* Nelson
Brian & Julie Palmer
David & Susan Plimpton
Cathy Polasky* & Ave Nelson
Natalie A. Ramier*
John A.* & Anne Randolph
Lewis & Connie Remele, Jr.
Elizabeth Ringer
Orem O. Robbins*
Hugh & Ingrid* Roberts
Winthrop & Barbara Rockwell
Michael D. Rose
Jonathan* & Deb Secrest
Erik & Leia Skie
Diane Slayton
Phil & Margie Soran
Geraldine M.*† & John Steen
Eric Stull† & Kyoko Katayama
Camilla Sweeney*
Rolf & Nancy Ulvestad
Paul & Amy Vargo
David & Ruth Waterbury
Founders
($10,000+)
Businesses, Corporations,
Federated Campaigns, Foundation
and Religious Institutions
Alliance for Children and Families
Athwin Foundation
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of
Minnesota Foundation
Bright Horizons Foundation for
Children – Greenman Gift
Bush Foundation
The Cargill Foundation
Carl and Eloise Pohlad Family
Foundation
Donaldson Company, Inc.
General Mills Foundation
Grotto Foundation, Inc.
Herb Block Foundation
Julia W. Dayton Revocable Trust
at the Okabena Company
• Judy Dayton
Lucy Rosenberry Jones
Charitable Trust
• Lucy R. Jones
March of Dimes Foundation
The McKnight Foundation
Medica Foundation
Minnesota Helps — North
Minneapolis Recovery Fund of
The Minneapolis Foundation
Ms. Foundation for Women
O.P. and W.E. Edwards
Foundation, Inc.
Otto Bremer Foundation
National Center on Family
Homelessness
Patrick and Aimee Butler Family
Foundation
The Pentair Foundation,
on Behalf of Hoffman
Enclosures – Anoka
R.C. Lilly Foundation
• Bruce A. Lilly*
Sawmill Trust Company
• Marney Brooks†
Soran Family Foundation Fund of
The Saint Paul Foundation
• Phil & Margie Soran
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Foundation
WCA Foundation
Weyerhaeuser Family Foundation
The Winston R. and Maxine H.
Wallin Fund of The Saint Paul
Foundation
• Bradford & Cynthia Wallin
Individuals
Robert & Joan Dayton
Toby & Mae Dayton
William Dolan
Supporters are listed based on total pledges and cash gifts made during 2011.
Paul & Margot Grangaard
Jim & Cathy Gray
David* & Mimi Sanders
Julie Steiner*
Representatives
($5,000 – $9,999)
Businesses, Corporations,
Federated Campaigns, Foundation
and Religious Institutions
ADA Foundation
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation
Benjamin W. Stephenson Fund of
The Minneapolis Foundation
Church of St. Edward of
Bloomington
LPS – Lender Processing Services
Marbrook Foundation
The Medtronic Foundation
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Pan African Community
Endowment of The Saint Paul
Foundation
Park Nicollet Foundation
PFund Foundation
RBC Wealth Management/RBC
Foundation – USA
The Ripley Memorial Foundation
Fund of the Women’s
Foundation of Minnesota
River Road Foundation
• Bruce A. Lilly*
The Sheltering Arms Foundation
Individuals
David C. * & Dianne Brackett, Sr.
Scott Clugston
Russell Cowles
Bruce Dayton & Ruth Dayton
Kathleen Jones
Christine Kaehler
Dorothy Mollien
Russ & Nancy A.* Nelson
Brian & Julie Palmer
Natalie A. Ramier*
John A.* & Anne Randolph
Marcus R. Waterbury* &
Jacqueline White
Investors
($2,500 – $4,999)
Businesses, Corporations,
Federated Campaigns, Foundation
and Religious Institutions
Cargill Incorporated
Cataract Lodge No. 2
Cornwell Family Fund of
The Minneapolis Foundation
• Ronald & Joan Cornwell
The Elizabeth C. Quinlan
Foundation, Inc.
Great River Energy
Minneapolis Rotary Club
Community Service Foundation
Mount Sinai Community
Foundation, a designated
endowment of the Minneapolis
Jewish Foundation
PritzkerOlsen, P.A.
SFM Mutual Insurance Company
Stull Family Foundation
• Eric Stull† & Kyoko Katayama
Walter D. Boutell Fund of
The Minneapolis Foundation
Individuals
Cameron & Bonnie* Blodgett
Molly Greenman* & Michael Kehoe
Lucy & Bob Mitchell
Clint* & Mary Morrison
Cathy Polasky* & Ave Nelson
Geraldine M.*† & John Steen
Dan & Judy Titcomb
Chris Wing
Stephanie Zugschwert*
Executives
($1,000 – $2,499)
Businesses, Corporations,
Federated Campaigns, Foundation
and Religious Institutions
American Express Members Give
The Aronson & Associates
Immigration Law Firm
Designated Fund, a designated
fund of the Jewish Community
Foundation of the Minneapolis
Jewish Federation
Cargill, Inc. Risk Management
Department
Dolan Family Fund of
The Minneapolis Foundation
Douglas and Sands Coleman Fund
of The Minneapolis Foundation
• Doug & Sandy Coleman
E. Theodore and Lois M. Thompson
Family Fund of The Saint Paul
Foundation
• Rolf & Nancy Ulvestad
E.B. Osborn Charitable Trust
Earl D. and Marian N. Olson Fund of
The Saint Paul Foundation
Faribault Foods, Inc.
Golden K Kiwanis
Judith R. Driscoll Interim Trust of
Lowry Hill
• Judy Driscoll
Kowalski Companies, Inc.
Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe
Meadowood Foundation
Mithun Family Foundation
Mollien Family Foundation of
The Saint Paul Foundation
• Dorothy Mollien
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
• David & Ruth Waterbury
Polly Brown Grose Fund of The
Minneapolis Foundation
• Polly Grose
Resources for Child Caring
Rodman Foundation
• Dan & Judy Titcomb
Rust Consulting
Stone Pier Foundation on behalf of
James G. and Megan M. Dayton
UBS Employee Giving Program
UBS Financial Services Inc.
Vargo Family Charitable Fund
• Amy & Paul Vargo
Walmart
Wells Fargo Community Support
Campaign
Women of African Descent Giving
Circle of the Women’s
Foundation of Minnesota
World Cycling Productions
• Tim Grady & Catherine Allan
Individuals
Stuart & Ann Ackman
Nancy Aldrich
Shawn & Annelie Bergerson
Stan & Sharon Birnbaum
Teri & William Block
Judd & Beth Brackett
John Bultena
Mesha Davis
Mary Lee Dayton
Linda Donaldson
Stuart & Denise* D’Rozario
Margie DuPuis*
Rolf & Nancy Engh
Kami Evers
Jeff & Dawn Felt
Shannon Fitzpatrick* &
Bernard Harlow
Michael* & LaVon Garrett
Mark Harrison
Katherine Harter & David
Hepenstal
Michael E. Healy* & Jessica Klein
Elizabeth Hlavka
Dick & Meredith* Howell
Anne & Hadlai Hull
Frank & Kathleen Jewett
William Kunkel
Barbara Lane
Janet Leslie
Georgia Lindeke
LeRoy E. *& Gayle Martin
Margery Martin & Daniel Feidt
P.J. Mirviss & Sandy Klein-Mirviss
Kati Mohammad-Zadeh* &
Paul Bieganski
David Mohr
John P. & Gail Moore
Angus Morrison
Don & Laura Nemcek
Bill & Dee Nord
Orem O. Robbins*
Henry & Terry Roberts
*Board Member during 2011
†Deceased
Supporters are listed based on total pledges and cash gifts made during 2011.
Hugh & Ingrid* Roberts
Win & Barbara Rockwell
Michael Rose
John Sandbo & Jean Thomson
Jonathan* & Deb Secrest
Jeffrey M.* and Nanci Shapiro
Angela Sipila
Erik & Leia Skie
Valerie Spencer
Carin Thomas
Rolf & Nancy Ulvestad
Craig Zeeb
Neighbors
($500 – $999)
Businesses, Corporations,
Federated Campaigns, Foundation
and Religious Institutions
Head Foundation
• Martha Head
Longview Foundation
• Ella P. Crosby
The Richfield Foundation
St. Bonaventure Catholic
Community
TCF Foundation
The Whitney Foundation
• Wheelock Whitney &
Kathleen Blatz
Individuals
Greg & Lynn Abbott
Greg Anderson
Rebecca Anderson
Cliff* & Ginny Anderson
Julie Andrus
John & Lisa Barsanti
Mary Bayrd
Ann Brown
Roger Burton
Chrissie & Howard Cammack
Lynn Casey
Jeanne Corwin
Timothy & Gail Davis
Edward Dayton & Sherry Dayton
Kate & Douglas Donaldson
Nancy & Albert Dorris
Ann & Timothy Fleming
Bradley & Arlene Forrest
Jodie & Steve Grady
Betsy & Jule Hannaford
Calah Hansen
Tommy* & Evelena Hillman
Thomas & Libby Horner
Lucas & Sara Kanavati
Douglas & Jessica Kottke
Bruce & Carolyn Leslie
Joel Luedtke* & Emily Dyer
Arthur & Sandra Matas
Paul Mellblom
Rosalind Miller
Melanie Nelson
Martha Dayton & Thomas Nelson
Tom Owens & Stephanie Prem
Steve Polasky
Jennifer Shomenta Maki* &
Dave Maki
Harold & Sharon Slawik
Amy Steiner
Camilla Sweeney*
Susan & Sean Truman
Hal & Pam Ulvestad
Jay & Lisa Ward
Tom & Martha Whelan
Herman Wipperfurth
Donors
($100 – $499)
Businesses, Corporations,
Federated Campaigns, Foundation
and Religious Institutions
Best & Flanagan
Chanhassen Dinner Theatres
Clyde’s Service, Inc.
Donaldson Company
Emily Anne Staples Tuttle Fund of
The Minnesota Community
Foundation
• Emily Anne Tuttle
Harriet and Edson Spencer
Foundation
• Edson W. & Harriet Spencer
Hawn Family Fund of
The Minneapolis Foundation
• Van & Liz Hawn
James and Ann Howard Family
Fund of The Minneapolis
Foundation
• James & Ann Howard
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Marvin and Betty Borman
Foundation
• Marvin & Betty Borman
Medtronic Twin Cities
Community Council
Minnie and Maurice Weisberg
Family Foundation Fund
• Gerald Weisberg
National Concierge Association
Quality Bicycle Products, Inc.
RBC Foundation – USA
Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Sit Investment Associates
Foundation
Watson-Forsberg
Individuals
Gregory Anderson
Gary & Nanci Anderson
Anonymous (5)
Deborah & Gary Arndt
Jontue Austin
Virginia Baker
Lori Barghini
Walter & Jane Barry
Cathy Bauer
Arba-Della Beck
Sheryl Behnen
Lois Bergerson
J. Bland
Christine & Michael Boberg
John & Suzanne Bohn
George & Shirley Borgerding
Margee & Will Bracken
Robert & Judith Brezinski
Daniel Brick
Phil & Pam Broat
Stacy Brown
Betty Brown
Jessica & Rowan Broyles
James Burrows & Stephanie Wolf
Thomas & Georgia Burton
Roma Calatayud-Stocks
Mary Callahan
Mark & Laura Capaldini
Judith Carlson
Mary Carpenter
Amanda Carter
Pat & John Case
Kathy Cheesebrough
Brad & Mary-Louse Clary
Henry & Linda Cohen
Cinda Collins
Elizabeth & William Cook
Margaret Cronin
Tom & Ellie Crosby
Stewart & Lesley Crosby
Ted & Carol Cushmore
Pascal & Jennifer Dalseth
Laura Davis
Thomas & Bobbi Davis
Steve & Susan Demorlis
Nalani Desjardins
Tara & Sundep Dev
David & Catherine Dillon
Mary Dobish
Mary & Ernie Dorn
Cynthia & Charles Driscoll
Jennifer Edney
Joe & Anne Elsinger
Virginia & Lee Erhard
Annerhe Erickson
Mary & Rand Evans
Kimberly Ferencik & Isaac Kaufman
Greg Filice & Svetlana Simovic
Ann Finzel & David Weider
Peggy Fitzpatrick
Annette Frost
John & Janet Gendler
Lisa & Rick Gibson
Roxane & Curtis Gilje
Cathy Gorlin & Marshall Tannick
Tim Grady & Catherine Allan
William & Gerry Graham
John & Virginia Greenman
Robert & Jill Greenman
Charlie Greenman &
Bonnie Mulligan
Sarah & Alexander Haecker
Rodger Hagen
Frank & Mary Jo Haggerty
Terese Haggerty Lueck &
David Lueck
*Board Member during 2011
†Deceased
Supporters are listed based on total pledges and cash gifts made during 2011.
Warren Hall
Christie Hammes & Charlie Ravine
John & Kathryn Hansen
Patricia Harrison
Jolene & Thomas Hart
William & Helen Hartfiel
Paula Hassinger
Susan Hasti & Michael Friedman
Blanche & Thane Hawkins
Carolyn & Peter Hendrixson
Sally & Peter Herfurth
Tim & Jennifer Hickey
Joan Higinbotham
Aileen & James Hill
Vicky Hill-Rickey & George Rickey
Nancy Hite
Jeffrey Hoerster
Marge & David Hols
Deborah Hopp
Penny & Steve Hornig
Bobby Horstman
Maura & Steve Howard
Seth & Nancy Hoyt
Richard & Ingrid Hoyt
Michael Hutchens
Heidi Interdonato
Sue Isenhart
Lori Jacobwith
Dana Jensen
Mark Jensen
Ted & Debby Jewett
Dawn & Karen Johnson
Charlotte Johnson
Ann & Frank Kaim
Harold & Ruth Kaiser
Allison Kaplan & Rustin Wolfe
Joel & Harmony Kaplan
Chandra & Kiran Kavati
Jill King
Sarah Kling
Rick Knapp
Faye Knowles & Doug Muirhead
Debra & Jeffrey Kohen
Jill Kolling
Steve Krogness
Jason Kujanen
Audrey & Donald Kvist
Gail & James Lafave
John & Veronica Lang
Peter Lee
Bebe & Stella
Gwen M. & Irving J. Lerner
Frank & Kathy Leslie
Richard & Melissa Lewis
Annie Lewis
Clementina Lopez
Kathleen Loucks
Ellouise & Ernest Love
Lou Mahigel
Rick Marcantonio
Michele* & Bob Martin
John & Connie Marty
Kathleen Massoth
Donald McCarthy
Paul & Lynne McDonough
Steven & Lori Melander
Wendy & Brandon Melz
Ken* & Linda Middlebrooks
Thomas & Julie Miller
Steve & Barbara Moon
Cappy Moore
Sheila Morgan
Kelly Morrison & John Willoughby
Anne Morrow
Mary & David Neal
Philip Newhall
Rob Nicoski
Libby O’Brien & Gates Blodgett
Patti Ohmans & Tony Schmitz
Sara & Eric Olsen
Suzanne Olson
Hunter Palmer
Madonna & Kevin Pendley
Dick & Nancy Perrine
Sandy & Craig Peterson
Linda & Douglas Peterson
Betsy & Tom Pfeifer
Matthew & Melinda Pfohl
Jane Piccard & Hunt Greene
Jane Plihal
Katherine Pollock
Lawrence Pylka
Cynthia & Earl Rainey
Lawrence Record
Brian Revell
Mariah Reynolds
Andrew & Karen Richards
Jonathan Riehle &
Angela Bohmann
Annie Riley & Roy Otto
Elizabeth Ringer
Jane & Walter Ringer
Gail Risse
Wint & Tina Ritchie
John & Lori Roberts
Ruth Rose
Jeff & Christine Rotsch
Elle Sachs
Susan & David Sanborn
Erica Schneekloth
Martin & Janet Schneider
Julie Schultz Brown
Estell Sell
Susan & Jonathan Seltzer
Daniel & Sarah Sheehan
Richard Sheffer
Margaret & Davis Shryer
Nell & Chris Smith
Karen & Jeffery Smith
D. & Annette Smith
Ann Somers
Charles & Rochelle Spevacek
Greg Stephens
Sherry Stern & Steven Snyder
Jackie Sticha
Debbie Stofer
Kathryn & Stephen Stone
Colette Storme
Norman Swett
Margaret Telfer &
Edward McConaghay
David & Kay Tellinghuisen
John & Elaine Thomson
John Tichy & Melissa Loughlin
John Till
Sara Torbert
Tim & Beth Traff
Patrick Troska
Patricia Trumbull
Andrew & Martha Van de Ven
Judith Van Dyne
Steve & Jane VanTassel
Thomas Vaudreuil
Debra & Mike Venker
Michael Viola
Aaron & Melisa Wahlstrom
Monica & David Walsh
Tiffany & Matthew Walter
Courtney & Kevin Ward-Reichard
Nancy & David Warner
Kathleen Watson
Jean West
Tim & Kathy Whitten
Carol Wichers
Bill Mauzy & Lucy Wieland
Michelle Winchester
David & Lori Windschitl
Frederick & Eleanor Winston
Thomas & Michelle Woessner
Ken & Gina Wood
Jim & Kathy Wyman
Barbara Zell
Supporters
(up to $99)
Businesses, Corporations,
Federated Campaigns, Foundation
and Religious Institutions
America’s Charities
Blue Beetle Marketing
Donohue-Hinze Fund of the
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
KPMG
McGladrey & Pullen
Schrader-Hernke, Inc.
Surface Mount Technology
Association
Zachry Engineering
Individuals
Mari Adamson-Bray & Daniel Bray
Arthur Alexander
Wendy Amundson
Miles & Leslie Anderson
Barbara Bach
Jennifer Beckman & Michael Rerat
Kesha Berg
Molly & Thomas Bergfalk
Emily & Jeffrey Blodgett
Mark Bloomquist
Rebecca Bogema
Daniel Bonert
Amy Boxrud & Douglas Bratland
*Board Member during 2011
†Deceased
Supporters are listed based on total pledges and cash gifts made during 2011.
Rawley & Ginny Brodeen
Barbara Brown
Robert Burlingame
Ann Calvert
Michael Cameron
Mary & John Canton
Steven & Cathy Carlson
Heidi Coleman
Yukiko & Joseph Corbett
Morgan DeWanz
Beth & Kevin Dooley
Jerome & Mary Jo Dudzinski
James Dunn
Jill Evenson
Lea Featherstone
Kevin Fitzpatrick
J. Forrest & Rebekah Forrest
Doug Franchot & Peggy Franchot
Emmy Garner
Steven & Beth Gieseke
Jane Ginsberg
Sigrid Glasoe
Eugene & Ekaterina Glozman
Timothy Grafe
Robert & Jennifer Graff
Lindsey Grauman
Thomas & Amy Greenman
Dennis Grigal
Paul Grossberg
Susan & Thomas Harstad
Dianne & Stephen Healy
Christine Hickey
Clay & Charlotte Hoes
Mark & Vicenta Hoffman
Sarah Hubbs
Sandra Hunczak
Lang Hunt & Kerry Donaldson
David & Ann Jackson
Thomas & Nicole Johann
Timothy & Jacqueline Jones
Ben Kehoe
Rebecca Kehoe
Richard Kelley
Anne Kempainen
Catharine Kibira
Susan Kimball
Madeline Kindschi
David & Rocel Kingman
Barbara & Paul Klaas
Martin Koolen
Kathy Kreitzer
Marilyn Kruse
James & Blanche Kyle
Judy Allen Kim & Gary Larson
Carol Leach
Steven & Joan Leverenz
Bruce & Patricia Lien
Chip Lindeke & Terry Campbell
Hugh & Reneé Line
Barb Luikens & Rick Benson
Tera Lungstrom
John & Barbara Lynskey
Tamara & Chris Marland
Martha & Stuart Mason
Patrick & Patricia McLaughlin
Christa Meland & James Warden
R. Melton
Janice Meyer
Dana Middlebrooks
Brian Miles
Heather & Daniel Miller
Terrence & Kathryn Miller
Tricia Moloney
Brendan Moore
Nancy Morrison
Kingsley & Katherine Murphy
Michael & Lisa Nekich
Richard & Susan Nelson
Allen & Nancy Nicklay
Marcia Novak
Beth & Thomas Obermeyer
Ed & Charlotte Oliver
Yvonne Olsen & Craig Pearthree
Devan & Suchita Padmanabhan
Susan Pagnac & Marshall Midden
Joseph & Stephanie Palen
Rita Paris
Nancy & R Reed Peterson
Sheila & Robert Peyraud
Mershawn Pikus
Anne & Paul Pinney
Tom Plunkett
Judith & Joel Preston
Jean Probst
Charley Ravine
Jude Reiling
Roselyn Rezac & Martin Skoro
Nat & Mary Robbins
Harvey & Sharon Rucker
Brian & Jean Schwartz
Tom Scott
Cyndy & Dan Seeman
Carrie & Peter Senske
Julie Silverman
Katharine Simon-Dastych
Dennis Skrade
Anita Smits & Scott Lichty
Carl & Patricia Soldner
Lu Spangrud
Cassidy & Andrew Steiner
Mark & Ann Stewart
Steven & Matchima Stiller
Ella Strother
Judy Sullivan
Marilyn & Tom Swanson
Ann Sweeney
True Thao
Maylon & Marshall Thorstad
Barbara & Robert Timmer
Nadia Trubova
Kathleen Tuzinski
Alanna Tyler
Renee Vevea
Mary Vue
Mark & Nancy Wahlstrom
Lee & Esther Wattenberg
Mark Welle & Leslie Mason-Welle
Barbara Weller
Heather Wetterlund
Staci White
Stanton Wolkoff
John Woolever
David & BJ Wright
Brian Zauner
InKind
Businesses, Corporations,
Federated Campaigns, Foundation
and Religious Institutions
3M Corporate R&D,
Building 201 Employees
American Family Insurance –
Catastrophe Claim
Service Center
American Medical Systems
Attune Acupuncture
Bertelson Total Office Solutions
Brave New Workshop
Books from Grandma
Capella University
Capstone Press
Children’s Theatre Company
Cirque Du Soleil
The Commons on Marice
Cookie Cart
Cornelia Elementary School
CRAVE Restaurant
DaVita IMT – Team Guardian
Deloitte
DJO Global
Donaldson Company
Edina Service Unit of Girls Scouts
Enterprise Leasing Company of
Minnesota, LLC
Fiduciary Counseling, Inc.
Frattallone’s
Funfar Landscaping
General Mills
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Hands On Twin Cities
History Theatre
Hopkins High School –
Propel Group
Illusion Theatre
In the Heart of the Beast
Puppet & Mask Theatre
Ingenix & OptumHealth
Research Teams
Key’s Café
Lancer Foods
Lord of Life Youth
Lowe’s Home Improvement
McGladrey & Pullen
McGough Construction
MEDRAD Interventional
MN Commercial Real Estate
Minnesota Parent Magazine
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Mount Olivet’s Family Bible Camp
Nativity of Mary School
North Central Bible College
Old Spaghetti Factory
Omega Management
*Board Member during 2011
†Deceased
Supporters are listed based on total pledges and cash gifts made during 2011.
OptumHealth OCIO
Papa Murphy’s
Park Square Theatre
Patrick’s Cabaret
POPP Communications
Saint Paul City Ballet
Seeds to Seedlings Child
Development Center
SFM Mutual Insurance Company
Speedpro Imaging – Saint Paul
St. Catherine University
St. Luke Lutheran Church
SuperValu
Target Corporation
Target Corporation –
Patio and Grill Team
Target Corporation –
Table Top Department
Target Financial Services
Troop 733
UBS Financial Services Inc.
United Healthcare –
Medicare & Retirement
Duluth Collections Team
United Healthcare – Product
Engineering and Strategy
University of Minnesota –
Communication Studies
Association
University of Minnesota
Medical Center, Fairview
Transitional Services
WOW – Women of WFEFI
(Wells Fargo Equipment
Finance Inc.)
Zachry Engineering
Individuals
Kayla Ady
Gail Anderson
Gregg Anderson/Minnesota
Hosta Society
Melanie & Kate Anderson
Anonymous (4)
Mike Ashmore/Watson-Forsberg
Construction
Gordie & Jo Bailey/
Bailey Nurseries
Pam Banks & Family
Beebe Family
Judy Bell
Bonnie Blodgett*
Sally Botsford
Bill Brandt & Barbara Holt
Breck School Students
Donny Brewer
Paige Brickels
Britt Family
Bruggeman Family
Lynn Brush
Toni Brush
Amanda Cammack
Anne Cammack & Mike Larson
Chrissie & Howard Cammack
Marla Cavanaugh
Becca Cervantez & Derek Levek
Toni Chickett
Sarah Chilberg
Delane Cleveland
Cote Family
Paul Czerlanis
Dahlberg Family
Danielson Family
Kammi Debes
Delta Phi Omega
D’Rozario Family*
Easter Basket Friends
Carolyn Elerding
Anne & Joe Elsinger
Scott Endres/Tangletown
Gardens
Christine Evenson
Farnan Family
Ferencik/Kaufman Family
JoAnn Fink
Ann, Dave, Margaret & Elizabeth
Frie Family
Norman Fuhrmann
Greg Funfar/Funfar Landscaping
Shelly Garrity
Geraldine & William Graham
Kimberly, Mike, Zac, & Joseph
Terese Haggerty Lueck
Anna Halder
Mullins/Hauck Family
Dianne & Braxton Haulcy
Highland Ridge Apartment
Residents
Charlotte Hoes
Hohn Family
Jackie Huebsch
Edina High School Psychology of
Relationships Class
Sue James
Monica Johnson
Barbi Judd
Peg Kaiser
Susie Kaufman & Frank Gioia
Peter Kramer/Roark Kramer
Kosowski/DESIGN
Julene Larson
Lee Family
Suzanne Leisman
Derek Leuer
Annie Lewis
Jim Lovestar
Joel Luedtke*
Jessica Lyrek
Angela Madan
Laura Maro
Scott May Family
Melander Family
Mounds View High School
‘76 Friends
Sally Miesen
Myhra Family
Patricia Napier
Ruth Naughton
Nelson Family & Vicki Homuth
Njoes Family
Rosie O’Brien
Candy Olson
Marla Ordway
Ousky Family
Pannier Family
Lucinda Pepper
Christy & Gerard Prindle
Bob & Mary Quam
Cynthia Rae
Reisch/Underhill &
Del Carmen Families
Scott Reynolds/Creative Habitats
Roy & Annie Riley
Roberts Family*
Rosenstiel Family
Rubbelke Family
Jennifer Salvesan
The Sanctuary DCD –
Love Minneapolis Program
Manuel Santana/
Speedpro Imaging
Becky Sass
Chris & Lindsey Schieffer
Gary Schmidt
Doreen & Mark Schwans
Jodi Schwichtenberg
Sigma Lambda Beta fraternity
Ann Somers
Spevacek Family
Barnes & Thornburg
Beverly Sutherland
Kay & David Tellinghuisen
Tetzlaff Family
Bethany Theobald
Jeff Timm/Werni Timm &
Associates
Lisa Torvik
Van Dellen Family
Vander Schaaf Family
Ward/Austin Family
David & Ruth Waterbury
Grant West/Waker West
Music Academy
Memorials and
Tributes
In honor of Bonnie Blodgett*
• Mary & Ronald Broman
• Jean Marie & David
Dovenberg
• Mary & Bruce Gilmore
• Lynne & Dale Hendrickson
• Elaine & John Hite
• Mary & James Meyer
• Jane & A. Peterson
• Sandra Robertson
• Susan & Jonathan Seltzer
*Board Member during 2011
†Deceased
Supporters are listed based on total pledges and cash gifts made during 2011.
In memory of Charles E. Brown*
• Bruce Bailey
• Betty Brown
• Molly Greenman* & Michael
Kehoe
• Esther & Robert Hedland
• Kent & Judy Hodder
• The William Hodder Family
• Mark & Patty Jackson
• Rodney & Laura Jordan
• Sally Kamps
• Anne Marie & Jack
Kennefick
• Gail & Claude Layman
• Ladd Mengel
• Jeanette & William Miller
• Marlene Richards
• Ann Somers
• Tripp Family
• Thomas & Carol Turner
• Walker & Nancy Whitley
In honor of Mae Dayton
• Aedie & John McEvoy
In honor of The Family
Partnership staff and
board members
• Molly Greenman* &
Michael Kehoe
In honor of their grandchildren
• Lynne & Jack MacBean
In memory of Jim Greenman
• Euclid & Sandra Sperow
In honor of Jill King
• Bright Horizons Foundation
for Children
In memory of Joan Kogut
(Schurke)
• Ed & Paula Bienier
• Patti Carroll
• Gary & Mary Effler
• Dave & Shannon Ginsberg
• Victoria & Roger Grooters
• Julie Hoffman
• Barry & Doni Metzil
• Virginia & Cheryl Reibe
• Ron & Sue Pionk
• Pam Smith
• Randy & Linda Trafas
In memory of Kari Ann Koskinen
• Luanne Koskinen
In honor of Julie Palmer
• Kitsy & Jeb Morrison
• Kitty & Barry Petit
In memory of Eric Stull
• Kathleen Christianson
• Jean Fagerstrom
• Audrey Gasch
• Molly Greenman* &
Michael Kehoe
• Michiko Hase
• Glen & Anna Skovholt
• Ann Thompson
In memory of Thomas Thompson
• Patricia Thompson
In memory of Dorothy Tulien
• Laurie & Craig Anderson
• Susan Bartell &
Mary Bissonett
• Marjorie & Gordon Boonstra
• Judith & Michael Carley
• Pat Eckblad
• Diane Fraser
• Gladstone Lumber Mart, Inc.
• Bruce & Nancy Godfrey
• Kjeld & Karen Husebye
• Kathleen McFarlane
• Merryl & Roger Schurke
• Diana & Bruce Suneson
• Gregg & Cynthia Tulien
Matching Gifts
Ameriprise Financial Employee
Gift Matching Program
Cargill Incorporated
The Dorsey & Whitney
Foundation
General Mills
Honeywell International
Charity Matching
KeyBank Foundation
Tyco Electronics
Yahoo!
United Way Donor
Designated Gifts
Anonymous Donor,
Fairview Health Services (2)
Anonymous Donor,
General Mills, Inc. (5)
Anonymous Donor,
Macalester College
Anonymous Donor,
MACC CommonWealth
Anonymous Donor, Medica
Anonymous Donor,
Medtronic, Inc. (2)
Anonymous Donor,
UnitedHealth Group
Anonymous Donor,
University of Minnesota
Anonymous Donor, U.S. Bancorp
Maureen Araya
Tami Beitz
Rawley D. & Virgina S. Brodeen
Amanda Cammack
Mary Carney
Angel Cisneros Silva
Beverly Conerton
Jeanne Cowan
Heather Craig
Mesha Davis
Melissa Dietrich
Kelly Dorweiler
Evelyn Doyle
Margie DuPuis*
Barbara B. Engen
John Ficklin
Jane Ginsberg
Tracy Hanson
Timothy Heady
Melinda Hoey
Elisha Huse
Lori Isaak
Tara Johnson
Elaine Jorstad
Gary P. Keifenheim
Betty Kendall
Abrehet Kidane
Sandra Klein-Mirviss
Ruth Nicholson Klepfer &
Jeffery Klepfer
Christopher Knudtson
Stephanie Koshiol
Julie Kuepers
Eric Lacher
Iryna Levina
Annie Lewis
Cristina Lopez
Paul & Margot Grangaard
Terese Haggerty Lueck
Christopher Knudtson
Eric Lacher
Iryna Levina
Marie Markell
Duane Mateychuck
Shane Miller
Daniel Nadeau
Mathew Nelson
Russ & Nancy A.* Nelson
Johan Oberg
Noreen O’Connor
Jim O’Donnell
Randi Ordner
Kris Peterson
Andy & Marnie Pfeifer
Nathaniel G. & Robin B. Porter
Vidyotham Reddi
Jerry Reiland
Scott Reinard
Sean & Jackie Roberts
David Rosario
Terry & Karilyn Ryan
Lisa Seales Gordon
Diane Seurer
Jasmine Shrestha
Diane E. Slayton
Robyn Socha-Hanson
Brian Sperrazza
Andrea Stein
Andy Swarbrick
Jennifer Thoen
Nik Thomas
Nate Trebilcock
Rick Treece
Clinton Vulu
Anna Weispfenning
Katie West
*Board Member during 2011
†Deceased
Supporters are listed based on total pledges and cash gifts made during 2011.
All children, families and
communities regardless of
income and origins are able to
realize their potential.
Building strong families, vital
communities, and better futures
for children
www.TheFamilyPartnership.org
Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer: The Family Partnership is committed to providing equal access to its programs,
facilities and employment without regard to race, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, handicap, age or veteran status.
Counseling Appointments: 612.728.2061 or Español 612.728.2089
Donations | Volunteer | C ommunications: 612.341.1650
DOWNTOWN: 414 South Eighth Street, Minneapolis 55404 | 612.339.9101
FOUR DIRECTIONS FAMILY CENTER: 2438 18th Avenue South, Minneapolis 55404 | 612.722.0762
LAKE STREET: 4123 East Lake Street, Minneapolis 55406 | 612.729.0340
NORTH MINNEAPOLIS: 1501 Xerxes Avenue North, Minneapolis 55411 | 763.521.3477
NORTHWEST HENNEPIN: 6900 78th Avenue North, Brooklyn Park 55445 | 763.560.4412
SOUTH HENNEPIN: Loffler Building, Suite 318, 1101 E. 78th Street, Bloomington 55420 | 952.884.7353
Our Community Vision
Our Mission
414 South Eighth Street
Minneapolis, MN 55404
The Family Partnership is a
sought after organization known for
our excellence, leadership,
inclusion, innovation, and impact
in our communities.
Our Organizational Vision
• We believe that all people have
strengths that can be built upon.
• We meet people where they are,
emotionally and physically.
• We recognize and respect diversity
and believe every family matters.
Our Values