Great news!!  Help Spread the Word!  American Indian Family Center $50,000 - Teaching Kitchen

 Dear Supporters of Rebuilding Together Twin Cities and the American Indian Family Center,

 YOU can help us win a $50,000 makeover for the American Indian Family Center in St. Paul!  Rebuilding Together partnered with Maxwell House to select ten community houses across the country.  The three community houses that receive the most votes between now and June 8th will receive a $50,000 makeover.  

 The vision of the American Indian Family Center is to be the place Where American Indian Families Thrive!  This is accomplished through the work of providing programs and services enriched by traditional American Indian values and culture.    They focus their efforts on ensuring the development of healthy children, strengthening the family, keeping families together and making communities healthy and strong.  The $50,000 makeover would upgrade the facilities in order to create an even more functional and inviting space for the people that the Center serves – A Teaching Kitchen!!!

 Please vote for the American Indian Family Center every day from April 24th until June 8th at www.maxwellhouse.com.  We also ask that you please forward this information on to your friends, families and co-workers to help us get the word out about this incredible opportunity.  

 If you would like to receive daily emails reminding you to vote, please email Michaela at m.brown@rebuildingtogether-twincities.org

 Thank you!
 Sincerely,
Kathy Greiner and
Janice LaFloe


[ Serving the American Indian community since 1996! ]

The founding mission of the American Indian Family Center has been to strengthen and value the capacity of the American Indian community, its culture and families to raise healthy, nurtured children to achieve their full potential and to be active, contributing members in their community. The purpose of the AIFC has been to support families to help ensure the development of healthy children.  We believe that parents can find strength in cultural traditions.  It is the traditions and values of the 'old ways' that will strengthen the family, keep families together and make communities healthy and strong.The purpose of the AIFC is to support families to help ensure the development of healthy children.  We believe that parents can find strength in cultural traditions.  It is the traditions and values of the 'old ways' that will strengthen the family, keep families together and make communities healthy and strong.

Our New Vision - Where American Indian Families Thrive!

As we grow to expand to our capacity, services and location, the new vision of the American Indian Family Center is to be the place Where American Indian families thrive!

To learn more about our new strategic plan, please visit our Board of Directors page.

We can be reached at (651) 793-3803 and by fax at (651) 793-3809.  We are looking forward to hearing from you.

To find out more about our Family Center, you can get started by going to our about us page. 

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Feel free to report any errors on our website to us through the contact us page.


 
   
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