Pillsbury United Communities
Pillsbury United Communities
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About this organization
Mission
To achieve our vision of thriving communities where every person has personal, social, and economic power, we build systems of interconnected programs and services delivered via neighborhood centers, social enterprises, and partnerships that work together to address complex issues by breaking down barriers and building pathways for: ~ People to achieve greater personal health and well-being ~ Places to exist where belonging and cultural understanding create social connections ~ Prosperity to be shared by all through equitable education, employment, and economic opportunities We are very intentional about working alongside community members, co-creating solutions to entrenched challenges that have held people back. This is what we call change at the speed of community.
About
SEE SCHEDULE O.2018 WAS A YEAR OF TREMENDOUS PROGRESS FOR PILLSBURY UNITED COMMUNITIES INSIDE OUR ORGANIZATION AND OUT. WE INTRODUCED URBAN AGRICULTURE INTO THE INNOVATIVE FOOD SYSTEM WE ARE BUILDING. WE RECOMMITTED OURSELVES TO POWERING COMMUNITY VOICE THROUGH MEDIA AND THE ARTS AND WERE HONORED TO HOST SHAUN KING, NATIONALLY RENOWNED JOURNALIST AND CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST, AS THE KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT GREATER>TOGETHER. OUR OFFICE OF PUBLIC CHART SCHOOLS LAUNCHED ITS INNOVATIVE SCHOOL BOARD ACADEMY WHICH WILL CULTIVATE AND MAXIMIZE THE IMMENSE SOCIAL CAPITAL WITHIN OUR COMMUNITIES TO IMPROVE SCHOOL OPTIONS, PARTICULARLY IN AREAS WITH THE HIGHEST NEED, THROUGH PARENT ENGAGEMENT AND TRAINING. AT THE ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF NORTH MARKET, WE REFLECTED ON OUR RESULTS AND ADJUSTED OUR OPERATIONS TO BETTER SERVE THE COMMUNITY. AND WE ESTABLISHED A NEW BRAND AND STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK KEY ELEMENTS IN CREATING A MORE RELEVANT, EFFECTIVE, AND SUSTAINABLE ORGANIZATION TODAY AND FOR THE REST OF THE 21ST CENTURY.FAMILY STABILIZATION - 362 FAMILIES RECEIVED COACHING AND TOOLS FOR EMPOWERMENT TO ENSURE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE - 343 INDIVIDUALS RECEIVED SUPPORT FOR ESCAPING ABUSIVE DOMESTIC RELATIONSHIPS - 742 PLACEMENTS MADE TO CRISIS NURSERIES - 1,109 HOMELESS YOUTH REACHED BY FULL CYCLE OUTREACH WORKCOMMUNITY HEALTH - 9,404 YOUTH CONNECTED TO SAFER SEX RESOURCES, EDUCATION, AND CONSISTENT STI TESTING - 550 NEIGHBORS ATTEND THE CEDAR-RIVERSIDE HEALTH FAIR AT THE BRIAN COYLE CENTER - 235 NEIGHBORHOOD SENIORS AND CAREGIVERS RECEIVED SUPPORT SERVICES - >60% OF PEOPLE ENROLLED IN HEALTH WORKSHOPS CONTROLLED THEIR CHRONIC DISEASESFOOD ACCESSIBILITY - 11,997 NEIGHBORS ADDRESSED HUNGER NEEDS THROUGH BRIAN COYLE AND WAITE HOUSE FOOD SHELVES - 2,446 NEIGHBORS ENJOYED HOT MEALS AT THE WAITE HOUSE AND OAK PARK COMMUNITY CAFS - 1,587 MEALS WERE DELIVERED TO HOMELESS YOUTH BY THE FULL CYCLE - 1,131 NEIGHBORS CONNECTED AT MULTICULTURAL DINNERS AT BRIAN COYLE, PH+T, AND WAITE HOUSECAREER & FUTURE READINESS - 96 MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH PARTICIPATED IN A YOUTH DAY OF SERVICE PROJECT - 33 YOUTH WORKED WITH 82 ADULT THEATRE ARTISTS TO PRODUCE ORIGINAL PLAYS - 50 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ENROLLED A COLLEGE-READINESS PROGRAM - 125 YOUTH DEVELOPED JOURNALISM AND STORYTELLING SKILLS AT KRSM AND NORTH NEWS - 172 YOUTH EXPLORED STEM AT BRIAN COYLE BEST BUY TEEN TECH CENTER - 132 YOUTH GAINED HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE THROUGH PAID INTERNSHIPS ACROSS THE AGENCY INCLUDING AT THE SISTERHOOD BOUTIQUE, FULL CYCLE, AND OUR URBAN FARMS.ARTS AND COMMUNITY VOICE - OUR COMMUNITY JOURNALISM CLASSES, ORGANIZED BY NORTH NEWS, INSTILLED A PASSION FOR HYPERLOCAL REPORTING AND STORYTELLING IN MORE THAN 50 NORTH SIDE HIGH SCHOOLERS AND OUR MONTHLY PAPER REACHED MORE THAN 10,000 READERS EACH MONTH WITH STORIES OF THE NUANCED TRUTHS OF THE NORTHSIDE NEIGHBORHOOD WE CALL HOME. - LISTENERS OF KRSM RADIO IN THE PHILLIPS COMMUNITY AND WORLDWIDE TUNED IN TO NEARLY 10 HOURS OF INDIGENOUS-LED PROGRAMMING EVERY WEEK, MORE THAN ANY OTHER RADIO STATION IN THE TWIN CITIES, AND MORE THAN 75 YOUNG PEOPLE WERE ENGAGED IN PRODUCING 367 HOURS OF CONTENT FOR OUR LISTENERS. - PILLSBURY HOUSE + THEATRE STAGED ALMOST 60 PERFORMANCES BY DIVERSE LOCAL AND NATIONAL ARTISTS FOR AUDIENCES IN SOUTH MINNEAPOLIS AND THROUGHOUT THE TWIN CITIES. MAINSTAGE PERFORMANCES WERE ATTENDED BY 3,751 PEOPLE AND 16,735 PEOPLE AROUND THE US EXPERIENCED A BREAKING ICE PERFORMANCE.
Interesting data from their 2020 990 filing
The filing outlines the non-profit's goal as “Pillsbury united communities is one of minnesota's most well established organizations, with 140 years of service to diverse communities across the twin cities and beyond. our mission is to co-create enduring change toward a just society where every person has personal, social, and economic power. we build systems of interconnected programs, neighborhood centers, social enterprises, and partnerships that work together to address complex issues by breaking down barriers and building pathways for: people to achieve greater personal health and well-being places to exist where cultural understanding creates social connections prosperity to be shared through equitable education and employment”.
When explaining its purpose, the activities were outlined as: “See schedule o.pillsbury united communities mission is to co-create enduring change toward a just society where every person has personal, social, and economic power.”.
- As per legal reporting requirements, the state of operation for the non-profit is MN.
- The non-profit's address for 2020 is listed as 125 WEST BROADWAY AVENUE NO 130, MINNEAPOLIS, MN, 55411 in the filing.
- As per the non-profit's form, they have 425 employees as of 2020.
- Is not a private foundation.
- Expenses are greater than $1,000,000.
- Revenue is greater than $1,000,000.
- Revenue less expenses is $266,207.
- The organization has 14 independent voting members.
- The organization was formed in 1895.
- The organization pays $7,774,605 in salary, compensation, and benefits to its employees.
- The organization pays $630,764 in fundraising expenses.