WE LISTEN
The Real Minneapolis listens to what the community needs. We speak to actual people who live in the community.
WE TAKE ACTION
If we see a need, we fill it. We don't just talk about the need.
PROJECTS
- Hope Youth Center
- Beautify Citywide Clean-Ups
- Intersection of Hope
- Free Farmer's Market
- HOPE Beyond the Rubble
- South Minneapolis Youth Garden
- Building HOPE with In•Signity
- Cooking Up Some HOPE with Mateo
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Ongoing funding from donors like you make these projects possible. We are establishing our 501c 3 non-profit status, and hope to be finalized soon! In the meantime, we are working with a fiscal sponsor and able to receive tax deductible corporate donations through them via check sent to:
GOBI Support
Attn: Judson Bemis
100 S Fifth Street, Ste 1900
Minneapolis, Mn 55402
*Put in memo : The Real Minneapolis
Prefer PayPal?
We are paying BIPOC teenagers $14.50/hr to assist us with community-based projects and mentor younger kids. We believe giving youth skills and seeds will provide them with much more than a meal.
Your PayPal donations will allow us to administer the following youth projects:
• The Hope Youth Center (9/21 Launch)
• Floral art installations "Hope Beyond the Rubble" (7/4-present)
• Free Farmer's Market with produce from local organic farmers (7/11-present)
• Youth Garden at Lake & George Floyd Ave (7/24-present)
• Cupcakes with "HOPE" on them delivered to encampments along with flowers (7/31 launch)
• BIPOC photo class series taught by New York Times photographer Tim Gruber, entitled "Capturing HOPE" featuring photos taken by BIPOC Youth (8/6 launch)
• Exclusive visit to a farm for a cooking class with Chef Mateo, featured in the New York Times, "to promote diversity and teach children about food" (field trip on 8/10)
