People Doing Good

As ICE ramps up its presence in Minnesota, a Korean adoptee nonprofit is speaking directly to its community about safety.

Modern Times Cafe has transformed into “Post Modern Times” in an effort to support community members amid ICE occupation.

The monks were not deterred by severe winter weather in the Southeast.

Following the shooting of Alex Pretti, protesters and reporters on Minneapolis’s Nicollet Avenue sought a safe place to shelter. Tracy Wong opened her doors — and her arms.

Sales of the “Melt The ICE” knitting and crochet patterns will support local organizations supporting immigrants.

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Daniel Foley started his 24/7 taxi service, Giddy-Up Rides, to fill not just a transportation need — but a compassion need — in his community.

Interfaith leaders from a variety of religious organizations have traveled to the Twin Cities to stand with neighbors in their time of need.

In a casual address in the front of his home, Gov. Walz spoke to protestors about “speaking up” amid ICE occupation across the state.

The beloved musician is back with new music, a new tour — and new opportunities to do good.

For young people living under occupation or in poverty, skateboarding has become a saving grace.

Bethany Presbyterian Church in Spokane, Washington was seeking ways to confront the housing crisis for years. After the fire, the perfect opportunity presented itself.