Hope United CDC is a “Catalyst of Hope in the Greater Twin Cities and beyond – connecting people, organizations and resources to transform people’s lives through education, engagement and economics”

Upcoming Events

01

Bridge of Reconciliation

Two distinguished leaders in racial reconciliation, Rev. Pamela Ngunjiri and Rev. Dr. Curtiss DeYoung, will help lead the Bridge conversation entitled “We’ve Come this Far by Faith…Inspiring Civility in Political Discourse.”

Thursday October 10th, 2024 | 11:45am – 1:00pm
3333 North 4th St., Minneapolis, MN 55412

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02

Claiming Your
Dream

Connect to Success Workshop Pt-1
Fulfilling our dreams for a prosperous life

Harold Mezile North Community YMCA
1171 W. Broadway Avenue,
Minneapolis MN 55412

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03

Getting It All
Together

Connect to Success Workshop Pt-2
Self-sufficiency through financial well-being

Harold Mezile North Community YMCA
1171 W. Broadway Avenue,
Minneapolis MN 55412

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04

Relating To
Money

Connect to Success Workshop Pt-3
Improving our relationship with money

Harold Mezile North Community YMCA
1171 W. Broadway Avenue,
Minneapolis MN 55412

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05

Work That Suits
Me & My Life

Connect to Success Workshop Pt-4
Developing rewarding career path

Harold Mezile North Community YMCA
1171 W. Broadway Avenue,
Minneapolis MN 55412

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OUR PROGRAMS

OUR PROGRAMS

African American
Male Alliance

As a community of adult African American (elders), we recognize, stimulate, nurture, and reward the creative, and intellectual gifts of African American (youngins)

Bridge of Reconciliation

Racial prejudice and structural racism wound individuals, families, and communities. Through instruction, fellowship, accountability, The Bridge increases awareness of the existence of this truth, learning about how to be merciful, and engagement in healing works.

Connect to Success

Through a comprehensive series of workshops entitled, “Hope, Dreams…Living an Inspired Life”, “Connect to Success” assists individuals to strategically make an employment and career pivot to unlock gateway and targeted occupations and opportunities to improve their overall financial and economic well-being.

Franklin Middle School

HUCDC established a “Community Partnership Advisory Group” (CPAG), to develop and implement strategies and services in  support of Franklin Middle School students, families and staff.  CPAG is a diverse group of individuals representing community learning and education shareholders; educators, churches, faith-based organizations, businesses, philanthropy, social service agencies and others.

Harvest A New North

The “Harvest A New North”event for 2023 is designed to cultivate a sense of neighborhood joy and increased hope through world-class music, great food, games, face painting, arts and crafts, and a host of organizations providing health, social, employment, education, and financial services.     

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