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Neighborhood House Mission  To help people, families and organizations develop the skills, knowledge and confidence to thrive in diverse communities.
Former Participant is new Neighborhood House President  Armando Camacho, who came from Puerto Rico when he was six, participated in many Neighborhood House programs, and went on to become a nationally recognized leader in education, has been named the new President of Neighborhood House. Read more
Neighborhood House press release announcing new president
Save the Date! Our sixth annual Embrace the Dream breakfast is on Wednesday, October 1, 2008 in downtown Saint Paul. Details to follow as the date draws nearer.
Neighborhood House on Twin Cities Public TelevisionWatch Neighborhood House working with the community to fight hunger, help youth and integrate immigrants on Twin Cities Public Television shows. Click here for schedule.
Help us Fight Hunger during our 2008 Food Drive Fewer jobs. Less pay. Higher food prices. Higher gas prices. Record home foreclosures. Reduced government support. All this has led to record demand on the state’s food shelves, Neighborhood House’s included. You can help by participating in our 2008 Food Drive. Please help! For more information, contact Christi Anderson at 651.789.2503 or canderson@neighb.org. To see a successful food drive in action, click here. 
Neighborhood House receives 4-star rating from Charity Navigator  Charity Navigator, one of America's premier independent charity evaluators, has awarded Neighborhood House four out of a possible four stars. In order to earn Charity Navigator's highest four star rating, Neighborhood House has demonstrated exceptional financial health, outperforming most of its peers in its efforts to manage and grow its finances in the most fiscally responsible way possible.
Charity Navigator helps charitable givers make intelligent giving decisions by providing in-depth, objective ratings and analysis of the financial health of America's largest charities.
Click on the logo to review our four star rating.
Neighborhood House Provides Opportunities for People to Better their Lives Neighborhood House offers English Language Learning (ELL), GED, Work Skills and Children’s Literacy programs that give students the skills they need to succeed at work and in the classroom. Learning English or getting a General Educational Development (GED) degree can be the first step for a better life. To learn more or sign up for classes, click here.
Currie Scholar prospers at Augsburg 3.JPG) Juventino Meza Rodriguez received a Currie Scholarship from Neighborhood House to attend Augsburg College. He is making the most of his opportunity. Read Juventino’s letter.
To support students like Juventino, contact Patty Schulz at 651.789.2502 or pschulz@neighb.org. If you live or work on the West Side, or have been involved with the West Side community or Neighborhood House, you can apply for a Currie Scholarship for post-secondary education in the 2008-2009 academic year.
Nei ghborhood House Conference fights hunger in the Twin Cities Over 150 attendees participated in Neighborhood House’s “Creating the Public Will to End Hunger” conference. Read the entire Community Recommendations to End Hunger report or the Executive Summary. Listen to Minnesota Public Radio: A five-year plan to end hunger in the Twin Cities
Read the StarTribune: Can metro-area hunger be eliminated in 5 years?
Looking for a gift for the person who has everything? Consider a gift to Neighborhood House in lieu of a traditional gift.
You can make your gift on line or by calling Kalue Her at 651.789.2572. If you are interested in sponsoring a specific activity, please take a look at our Wish List  Giving Back
Watch this short video to learn what Neighborhood House
does and how it impacts people and the community.
Neighborhood House Board of Directors Appoints New Leader Search Firm Click here for more details
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