• Compelled to Act

    Opportunity grows and poverty recedes when people of faith invest in effective action.

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  • Unwavering in our Commitment

    We are mobilizing faith and spiritual communities to build economic opportunity.

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  • "Ordinary people with extraordinary vision"

    Get a glimpse into our interfaith efforts to reduce poverty and address systemic racism

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  • Focused on Impact

    Together, we are building economic opportunity and mobility.

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News from Interfaith Action of Greater Saint Paul

Project Home at the Provincial House is in the News!

The Star Tribune & Highland Villager Project both wrote extensive features about our emergency family shelter at the Provincial House.
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Project Home Seeks Secure Government Funding

COVID-related funding made it possible for Project Home to move into the Provincial House and increase capacity from 40 beds to 100 beds. That funding is set to expire in a few weeks. Our team has been working closely with elected officials and other local leaders to advocate for Project Home funding from the state legislature.

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Department of Indian Work Expands Footprint to Serve More People

Interfaith Action is moving forward with a plan to nearly double the Department of Indian Work’s footprint in its new location at 3080 Centerville Road in Little Canada.

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Events & Resources

Link to: Department of Indian Work

Annual Assembly Set for June 2

Join Interfaith Action congregational members, volunteers, and supporters to review the organization’s accomplishments, meet the new board members, and hear from leading speakers on important issues.

Link to: Annual Assembly

Building the Beloved Community Public Safety Project

Interfaith Action is convening faith leaders across the state for a series of compelling conversations with Minnesota Commissioner of Public Safety John Harrington.

Link to: School Tools Drive

Registration Open for American Indian Youth Summer Enrichment

American Indian students who have completed grades K-4 are invited to enjoy 5 weeks of cultural teachings.

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