New Attraction: In the Community – 9 New Vendors

In the Community – 9 New Vendors

Our state is home to amazing nonprofits and educational organizations. Stop by these booths – and dozens more at the fair – to learn more about their work.

Details

Animal Folks
- Programs and services focusing on animal welfare, animal law and animal protection
Be the Match
- Information about marrow donation and the organization’s mission
CareAparent
- Comprehensive home health services for seniors in the Twin Cities
Education Law Advocacy Project – Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services
- Information on free, legal aid to Minnesota students and families with low income dealing with school-related issues
Keystone Interpreting Solutions
- Providing services and trained, certified and qualified interpreters in a variety of specialties and settings for Deaf, DeafBlind, hard of hearing and hearing Minnesotans
Minnesota African American Heritage Museum
- Display showing the accomplishments and achievements of African Americans in Minnesota, 1800-1950
Minnesota Department of Corrections
- Information on career opportunities and work to transform lives for a safer Minnesota
Minnesota Hemp Growers Cooperative
- Educational materials on hemp products, including building materials, textiles, nutrition/wellness; and information on the agricultural and manufacturing process (no CBD or THC product sales)
Minnesota RETAIN Program
- Information to help workers stay at or return to work when an injury or illness impacts employment

Additional Resources

Directions

Located throughout the fairgrounds