Includes the Minneapolis Uprising Relief Fund program, program requirements include living in Minneapolis, being denied Emergency Assistance (or not eligible for EA) through the county, and being able to provide documentation including a lease or equivalent document and a few other things.

Click the button below for information on applying, and how the program has changed due to COVID-19.

Call 612-703-9978 to begin an application for Emergency Rental Assistance.

Applicants can also visit the Dignity Center to apply in-person.

They'll take a look at your mortgage and your budget and help figure out what your options are. Per their website, they might be able to find a way you can stay in your home. Or can help make a plan to land on your feet if you do have to go through foreclosure.

Your free appointment with a HUD-approved advisor will help you find a way to make home feel right again.

Homegrown Minneapolis is a citywide initiative expanding our community’s ability to grow, process, distribute, eat and compost more healthy, sustainable, locally grown foods. Homegrown Minneapolis brings together key partners from local government, area businesses, community organizations, non-profits, and residents to build a healthy, local food system.

Click here to learn more about food policy and growing, eating, and composting food, urban animals and business support.

They have comprised a food shelf map and a comprehensive list of local food shelves you can find here.