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.
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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
