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Crosslake Food Shelf receives $5,000 in rapid-response funding
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Crosslake Food Shelf receives $5,000 in rapid-response funding
LITTLE FALLS — The Initiative Foundation issued a round of rapid-response emerging needs grants to 20 central Minnesota nonprofits working to stabilize essential services — from food access and housing support to youth programming, safety services and mental health resources. The Crosslake Food Shelf received $5,000 to replace a failing freezer for safe food storage and continue service to 100-plus families twice monthly. “In recent months, many…
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