From television and radio appearances to fun with volunteers and an outpouring of generosity, this Giving Hearts Day was truly something special!

From the moment someone enters the shelter, case managers set them on a path toward stable housing and a new chapter in their lives

Preliminary injunction keeps funds moving as courts weigh whether feds can turn off funding entirely

The food pantry operates like a grocery store, making it unique among food pantries

SNAP benefits are fully funded through September 2026. State agencies continue to track the ongoing partial shutdown for impacts to Minnesotans.

Those who fail to meet the new work requirements risk losing their SNAP benefits until the next 36-month period in January 2029.

The HUD-mandated count gives snapshot of homelessness nationwide

The recognition comes from Dakota Medical Foundation, following trainings to strengthen bonds between CU leadership and the board

That’s a question we get a lot! And we’ve got an answer for you.

Jan. 22 event highlighted importance of Giving Hearts Day and Churches United’s goals

Come to Kingpinz in Fargo on Feb. 5 for family-friendly pre-Giving Hearts Day fun!

With wind chill as cold as 50 below zero this weekend, if you need help, here are some services you can utilize at Micah’s Mission this weekend

USDA asked state to recertify 100,000 SNAP recipients via in-person interviews within 30 days or lose funding

Annual HUD-mandated count gives snapshot of homelessness across the country

Socialize, enjoy appetizers and hear from Churches United CEO Pastor Devlyn Brooks about our mission and the importance of Giving Hearts Day

Ag secretary cites ongoing and past fraud as reason for freeze; demands state and Minneapolis justify use of every fed dollar

The road to housing wasn’t always straightforward, but Glenn now has a place to call his own at Churches United’s Silver Linings Apartments