Partner Awards
Criteria for Outstanding Community Partner Award:
- Receives positive feedback from students about their experience at the community organization
- Excels in all aspects of partnership: consistent communication, knowledge of service-learning pedagogy, and participation in our office's committees and events
- Has a long history of working with us in innovative ways
Criteria for New Community Partner Award:
- Receives positive feedback from students about their experience at the community organization
- Have partnered with us for less than one year
Community Partner Award History:
2018-2019
Communities United Against Police Brutality (CUAPB)
Haven Housing
People Serving People
2017-2018
- Hubbs Center for Lifelong Learning
- Friends for a Nonviolent World
2016-2017
- Cedar Riverside Adult Education Collaborative
- Southeast Seniors
2015-2016
- The Arc Greater Twin Cities
- Ronald McDonald House Charities - Upper Midwest
2014-2015
- Fairview Home Care and Hospice
- Minneapolis Central Library, Hennepin County Library
- Murray Pilot One-on-One Tutoring Program
- OutFront Minnesota
2013-2014
- Dignity Center
- Family Place
- Banaadir Academy (new community partner award)
2012-2013
- Communities United Against Police Brutality
- Sumner Library, Hennepin County Libraries
- New Community Partner Award:
We Win Institute
2011-2012
- Cristo Rey Jesuit High School
- Ebenezer - Minneapolis Campus
- Pratt Community School
2010-2011
- Minnesota Children's Museum
- Project for Pride in Living
- Sierra Club
2001-2009
2009-2010
Hope Community
Kaleidoscope Place
2008-2009
Arc Greater Twin Cities
New Community Partner Award:
Three Rivers Park District
2007-2008
Jane Addams School for Democracy
New Community Partner Award:
AchieveMpls
2006-2007
Athletes Committed to Educating Students (A.C.E.S.)
CommonBond Communities
Simpson Housing Services
New Community Partner Award:
Hennepin County Medical Center Department of Pediatrics, Office of Pediatric Research and Advocacy
2005-2006
Communities United Against Police Brutality
Homework'n'Hoops: Loring Nicollet Bethlehem Community Center ( this is now part of Project for Pride in Living)
Cedar Riverside Adult Education Collaborative
New Community Partner Award:
Jackson Street Village (a Wilder Foundation program)
2004-2005
Minnesota Internship Center Charter School
East Side Neighborhood Services
180 Degrees, Inc.
New Community Partner Award:
The Tretter Collection (housed in the Elmer Anderson Library)
2003-2004
English Learning Center
Franklin Learning Center
Jeremiah Program
New Community Partner:
Wildlife Rehabilitation Center
2002-2003
Chicanos Latinos Unidos en Servicio
Plymouth Christian Youth Center
Youth Farm and Market Project
2001-2002
Frogtown Leap Forward for Children Collaboration
Plymouth Christian Youth Center
Project for Pride in Living, Inc.
