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May 9, 2018

Minneapolis Institute of Art

First Look Luncheon: 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Purchase your tickets to the First Look Luncheon today  – click here!

Benefit Sale: Preview: 6:00 p.m.| Sale: 7:00 – 9:00 p.m.

Free and open to the public.  Learn more at www.art4shelter.org

Whittier community members are invited to participate in a Community Meeting to provide feedback about a proposed amendment to the City of Minneapolis’ 2040 Comprehensive Plan

• *New Online Format Due to COVID-19*
  Tuesday, March 24th, 6 pm – 7 pmJoin by Computer:
  https://zoom.us/j/270854823Join by Phone:
  (312) 626-6799Meeting ID:
  270 854 823

Simpson Housing Services and Project for Pride and Living  are planning to redevelop 2740 1^st Ave S, Minneapolis to a 5 story building to include 70 shelter beds and 42 units of permanent supportive housing. Click here for more information on the shelter project or contact Christina Giese at (612) 455-0859 or cgiese@simpsonhousing.org

Click Here To Register for Day on the Hill  Affordable housing is an issue affecting everyone in our community. You can get involved by engaging your lawmakers and letting them […]

We are pleased to share with your our 2016/2017 annual report.   With the support of the community, donors and volunteers, we: Welcomed 1,867 guests to our emergency shelter; Moved 1,139 […]

For 35 years, the basement of Simpson United Methodist Church in the Whittier neighborhood of south Minneapolis has served as a much-needed sanctuary for people experiencing the trauma and stress of homelessness.  Read the announcement of Simpson receiving this generous gift.

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Randy Pottebaum may be retired, but he’s not done helping others. For two years, Randy has volunteered his time at Simpson’s Shelter 3-4 evenings a month. He stocks and cleans […]

On March 29th, we joined the community in celebrating 10 years of Heading Home Hennepin. At the celebration one of Simpson’s participants, Brittany, was featured in the video. Click here […]

This fall, Jonathan was homeless and sleeping in his car. His friend, who had a bed at the Simpson shelter, brought Jonathan to visit.  He hadn’t been to the shelter before […]