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You’re Invited

You’re Invited

68% of the people we serve live alone, and 73% have incomes within federal poverty levels. Let’s work together to foster a community where aging is a positive experience. Join us, and make an impact in the everyday lives of older adults living in the Twin Cities...

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Volunteer Spotlight: Lily

Volunteer Spotlight: Lily

A year and a half ago, Lily sought a flexible opportunity to give back to her community. For some high schoolers, their curriculum includes a requirement to volunteer a certain number of hours. This was the case for Lily, though she wanted to ensure her volunteer...

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Volunteer Spotlight: Jeff Ammann

Volunteer Spotlight: Jeff Ammann

In 2022, Jeff Ammann was looking at volunteer opportunities using his employer’s charitable giving software and came across Help At Your Door, an organization that intrigued him. He shares, “I chose to volunteer with Help At Your Door because of my interest in being...

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Holiday Giving: 3 Ways to Support Help At Your Door

Holiday Giving: 3 Ways to Support Help At Your Door

Did you know that 1/3 of all annual giving occurs in December? As a supporter of Help At Your Door, a nonprofit serving older adults and people with disabilities in the Twin Cities since 1984, we are reaching out in the hope that you will consider us in your year-end...

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Grocery Client Spotlight: Edgar

Grocery Client Spotlight: Edgar

Edgar, a resident of St. Paul, has been through a series of complex surgeries, resulting in the use of only one of his eyes and ongoing discomfort. He discloses, “I have to be very careful how I conduct myself around the apartment. I know it by memory. I’m always in...

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Rides

Rides

A guest blog post by M. L. Doyle.  Linda (69) likes to drive. When she was thinking about volunteering some of her post-retirement time three years ago, she received a long list of non-profits looking for help in the Twin Cities. She found an organization that could...

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