Get Involved

Brief descriptions of current advocacy, education, and partnership opportunities are provided below, with links to learn more and participate.

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Advocacy

Advocacy Alert Emails

Advocacy opportunities are made available to our Westminster community through Advocacy Alert emails. Sign up here to be on the Advocacy Alert email mailing list.

Serving Our Neighbors

The Dignity Center: Advocates

The Dignity Center welcomes and supports people dealing with financial and housing instability on their path to stability. Learn more (pdf)

Friends Eating and Sharing Together (FEAST)

Through FEAST Westminster provides hospitality and hot nutritious meals to our neighbors in need on the fourth Sunday of each month. Learn more (pdf)

Human Rights Defender Immigration Court Observation Project

The Human Rights Defender Immigration Court Observation Project helps bring transparency and accountability to the federal immigration detainment system through Immigration Court Observers who attend hearings and report on issues of concern. Learn more (pdf).

Meals on Wheels

Meals on Wheels is a community-based service that provides fresh, nutritious meals delivered directly to the homes of seniors and individuals with disabilities throughout the Twin Cities. Learn more (pdf)

Reading Partners

Reading Partners mobilizes volunteers for one-on-one tutoring to provide elementary students with reading support. During COVID-19 individual tutoring is 1.5 hours per week in an online environment. Learn more (pdf)

Second Harvest Heartland: Food Repacking

Second Harvest Heartland is a food bank that operates as a wholesaler to local food shelves. Second Harvest collects donated and rescued food in large quantities, then packs and distributes orders to hunger relief partners across the region. Learn more (pdf)

VEAP: Food Pantry and Warehouse Stocking

VEAP (Volunteers Enlisted to Assist People) creates pathways to stronger, more hopeful communities through access to healthy food, housing stability, and supportive services. VEAP’s Food Pantry is one of the largest in Minnesota, distributing food to over 100,000 people in the Twin Cities community. Learn more (pdf)