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  • August 2010
    Watch a new video!

    Keystone's Hmong Youth & Family program is featured in a new video, with interviews of  former program participants Shoua Vang and Missy Her. Shoua currently works as a program assistant and Missy volunteers for the program.

    Our thanks to Anna Rockne, the video's editor and...

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  • July 2010
    Thanks to Nash Finch

    The NFC Foundation, established by the Nash Finch Company, has made a $15,000 grant to Keystone's Basic Needs Program. Shown here, Christine Pulver of Keystone receives the check from Nash Finch's Michael...

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  • August 2010
    Thank you!

    Muffuletta Restaurant  has graciously donated a portion of proceeds from its popular Wine Dinner on August 4 to Keystone Community Services. Guests enjoyed a five-course meal on the St. Anthony Park restaurant's deck, paired with white wines and sparkling wines. In addition...

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  • August 2010
    School supplies needed

    Now through mid-August... Help area children be ready for the school year ahead. Keystone is collecting school supplies -- notebooks, folders, paper, backpacks, pencils, markers, crayons and other basic school items. These will be distributed to Keystone client families who are...

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  • A sweet gift for the homebound

    Keystone Meals on Wheels recipients got a sweet treat in April, thanks to a participant in Keystone's Active Seniors events. Mary, who comes to Keystone for movies and outings, gave 96 boxes of Girl Scout cookies to Keystone for distribution to the homebound elderly and disabled adults who...

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  • Truck helps foodshelves keep up with demand

    Keystone's Basic Needs program has purchased a used truck to support its three foodshelves.  "This truck drastically increases our capacity to receive and distribute food -- from donors, foodbanks, and among our three sites," said Christine Pulver, Basic Needs program manager. " It will be...

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  • Hamline's Empty Bowls event supports foodshelves

    Thanks to the Hamline University community for supporting Keystone's Basic Needs program through its annual Empty Bowls community dinner and educational festival about hunger, held in April at Hamline University Methodist Church. Sponsored by the University's Office of Service Learning and...

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