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All children deserve a safe, comfortable place to lay their heads. Unfortunately, too many boys and girls go without a bed—or even a pillow—to sleep on. These children end up […]
AIARE was established in 1998 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization to create an evidence-based avalanche education model for backcountry users with the belief that avalanche education, research, and training […]
In collaboration with the Carlson Family and ERX Motor Park, the Hunter Houle Memorial Foundation partnered with Big Brother Big Sister – Twin Cities for a great day at the […]
Reach for Resources supports children, teens and adults with intellectual disabilities and mental health conditions throughout Minnesota. They provide adaptive recreation programs, plus connect individuals with work experiences, housing, in-home […]
Mountain bike riding and racing is a high school and middle-school sport in Minnesota. The Minnesota Cycling Association is the organization that made that possible. The association and its affiliate teams provide day camps, after school programs, coaches training, and a school-based racing series.
The Hunter Houle Memorial Foundation takes great joy in our annual participation with Make-A-Wish. In partnership with Tucker Hibbert, we’ve helped grant wishes for children facing critical illnesses, in the […]
HHMF purchased a automated external defibrillator device to be on hand at all all Border Battle XC races. For more information on Border Battle XC racing. please visit www.borderbattlexc.com.
The Bridge for Youth is dedicated to providing the connection between the current realities of homelessness and a brighter, safer, more stable future. For more information on Bridge For Youth, […]
The Family Place Garden and Playground Project is a day shelter for families without a permanent home that offers safety...
An opportunity for young riders to learn how to become a better rider on the track and build character off the track. For more information on the Learn 2 Ride […]
