3111 First Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55408
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Twin Cites, MN
About Harriet Tubman: “She made the weak strong, the strong determined, and the determined, invincible.” Robert Taylor, Abolitionist
What happens behind closed doors can be scary.
Tubman’s doors are always open.
2013
REPORT
TUBMAN
ANNUAL
From the President & Chair
Dear Friends and Advocates,
VISION
Safe and health individuals,
families and communities
MISSION
Promote safe and healthy
individuals, families and
communities through promising
and best practices in education,
intervention and prevention.
GOAL I
Engage people in transforming their
lives by providing a spectrum of quality
services.
GOAL II
Empower the community to act upon
our shared responsibility for the health
and safety of every person.
GOAL III
Create a learning institute that closes
the gap between research and
practice to ensure effective client
outcomes.
GOAL IV
Forge teams and partnerships that
learn, invent, adapt and sustain
innovative client and community
services.
GOAL V
Leverage staff expertise and service
delivery models to attract new
community investment and generate
enterprise revenue for sustainability
and growth.
2013 was a remarkable year of renewed and increased community engagement—from
donors to volunteers, partnerships (169 of them!) to participants. Our Board made
the significant decision to focus and expand services to young victims of exploitation
including sex trafficking. Our core services continued, with the majority of services
meeting increased demand, and we ended the year with a balanced budget!
Did you
know?
We learned so much from our three year project with the Minnesota Brain Injury
Alliance. Small changes—such as the lighting, colors, even the fonts in our written
materials—help create an environment in which people with seen and unseen disabilities
can go beyond surviving to thriving. Beyond how we serve, we changed who we are
as an organization. Changing our culture means learning to see what we didn’t see
and learning to acknowledge what we didn’t know…the very circumstance faced by
someone with a disability.
We began an initiative with Human Resource professionals to provide workshops and
resources on safety planning, caregiving and more for their employees, positioning
Tubman as their first source of help.
The campaign to rebuild the Legal Services Center was launched with a pledge from the
membership of Minnesota Women Lawyers to honor Justice Rosalie E. Wahl. In addition
to offices for Tubman staff advocates, attorneys and interns, the Center will have
space for law enforcement from 17 jurisdictions, city prosecutors, pro-bono attorneys,
partners, and others to work directly with clients. There will also be an interview soft
room and observation room, a law enforcement interview room, legal resource library
and conference room.
We also launched Invincible Women, small gatherings of friends held in homes to raise
awareness of the complex issues facing families, the countless ways Tubman can help, and
how together we can truly make an impact. We’d love to partner with you to inspire the
people in your life to take action too!
It is your support and partnership that keeps the agency’s doors open, and opens doors
to new opportunities. On behalf of every person and family who comes through our
doors, you have our great thanks.
VALUES
Integrity—We hold ourselves
accountable to be good stewards of
the agency’s mission, resources and
future.
2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Beverly C. Dusso
President
Bradley S. Wood
Chair
OFFICERS
Bradley S. Wood, Chair
Richard M. Niemiec, Chair Elect
Tammie L. Follett,Vice Chair
Jay R. Lindgren, Secretary
Ron Anderson, Treasurer
Eric L. Lipman, Past Chair
Beverly C. Dusso, President
DIRECTORS
Norma Adams
Sheila D. Arrington
Laurie Bakken
Seamus Hyland
Mary Kaul-Hottinger
Kristen Kimmell
Laurie I. Laner
Sonja C. Larson
Julie Loosbrock
Harry D. Melander
Debra Page
Grant Piller
Kathleen Schmidlkofer
Robert Schneeweis
Dan Seeman
Christine R. Stanson
R. Christopher Sur
Kate Wisser
ADVISORY BOARD
Sharon Sayles Belton
Josie R. Johnson
Sheila C. Morgan
Diane Robinson
Sharon G. Ryan
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Safe, Sound & Smart Capital Campaign
Tommie Braddock
Charles M. Byrne
Colleen M. Carey
Michael Crusham
Robert O. Erickson
Jean A. Freeman
Diane Gates
Jim Gilroy
Patricia Hamm
Sheron D. Horris
Shirley Hunt
Respect—We honor the inherent
dignity in our relationships through
listening, inclusivity and compassion.
Innovation—We achieve excellence
through continuous reflective learning
and application of improved practice
Social Activism—We work as a
catalyst, with courage and tenacity, to
build a just and fair society
Engagement—We collaborate
with others to leverage expertise and
perspectives in order to better serve
our community.
Safe, Sound & Smart is the capital campaign for Harriet Tubman Center East, a residential,
family and collaborative community service center, staged in three phases.
Your capital gift
can have twice the
impact! Gifts to the
Safe, Sound & Smart
campaign made now
through September
30, 2014 are eligible
for a generous dollarfor-dollar match from
the Otto Bremer
Foundation!
Phase I addressed renovations necessary to make the building accessible and safe for
shelter residents and the community, and was completed in 2012.
Phase II includes renovating the Legal Services Center, the Partnership Center, a
Community Healthcare Center, Culinary Training & Meals Center, two more floors of
shelter for youth who are victims of sex trafficking, and additional accessibility upgrades for
people with seen and unseen disabilities.
Phase III will complete the capital campaign providing building reserves and cash reserves
to sustain the agency and services into the future.
Senator Susan Kent visited Tubman East.
Public Policy Update
65+ women and children now call Harriet Tubman Center East their
temporary safe home. State bond funds ($2 million approved in 2012) were critical in
leveraging an additional $4.6 million in funds that allowed the conversion of three floors to be
upgraded for families experiencing domestic violence. In addition, the upgrades to the sprinkling
and HVAC systems are nearly complete! Thank you to all the Minnesota State legislators who
were integral in securing these funds, including our 2012 chief authors Senator Chuck Wiger
and former Representative Carol McFarlane. And thank you to McGough Construction for their
continued support in upgrading Tubman East.
Last year, we sought bonding funds to complete the remaining two floors (20,000 square feet) to
provide an additional 36 shelter rooms and common space for young victims (and their children)
of violence and exploitation, including sex trafficking. While no comprehensive bonding bill passed
in 2013, our request for $720,000 is being considered in the current legislative session.
Tubman volunteers, clients and staff attended
End Violence Against Women Day at the State Capitol.
Thank you to the City of Maplewood for again serving as fiscal agent for our bonding request.
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24-Hour Access
No matter which door you enter or what time of day, Tubman is here.
Tubman helps people of all ages with a full continuum of services including 24/7 access to crisis
support, resources and safety planning over the phone and in person.
In response to the growing number of victims ages 55+, this past year we trained 11 Elder Service
Specialists to ensure there is someone with added expertise on each shift at both shelters,
available to answer calls regarding abuse later in life.
Shelter & Residential Services
Did you
know?
Over 4,200
people got legal
protection and help,
including victim
advocacy in criminal
court, Orders
for Protection,
information, advice
and attorney
representation in
domestic abuse and
family law matters.
Over 7,700
professionals,
students and
community
members attended
130 presentations
on domestic abuse
and Tubman services.
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Over 50% of
shelter residents are
working, many more
than one job.
601 women and
763 children found
safety and support in
our shelters last year.
Domestic violence is leading cause of homelessness for women and children and
Tubman’s crisis shelters continue to operate at 20% over our paid capacity. In
addition, our transitional housing program served 20 adults and 30 children.
In 2013, Tubman completed work on a three year project in partnership with the
Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance, to develop best practices for serving domestic
violence survivors with seen and unseen disabilities. This project was funded by
a federal grant from the Office on Violence Against Women and culminated in a
detailed training manual and guide for administrators and service providers on
ways to more fully and inclusively address the needs of clients who may or may
not have a disability, particularly a brain injury. As a direct result of this work,
Tubman has redesigned our shelter enrollment process, organizational policies
and communication protocols, and purchased assistive devices to make our
shelters and the entire organization more accessible, safe and welcoming.
Did you
know?
Junauld Presley, Director of Residental
Services, received the 2013 Celebrating
the Sistahs Award presented by Twin
Cities Steppers Association and KMOJFM 89.9 Radio.
Tubman’s Resource
Counseling Advocates
visited the KARE11
Backyard.
Sustainability Services
In 2013, nearly 1,000 clients participated in support
groups and workshops or received individual assistance
with their financial, employment, education or housing
goals. Workshops are led by staff, interns and volunteers
including professionals from the Financial Planning
Association of MN.
Over 200 women visited Harriet’s Closet, our volunteerrun “store” stocked with new and gently used professional
clothing for practical milestones like court, interviews or
a new job—or personally meaningful events like attending
a family reunion or their place of worship. In addition to
clothing, participants can attend workshops that focus on
building self-esteem and confident presentation.
Since 2011, Tubman’s Elder Care and Rights Center has
been working to provide a wide array of resources and
services to seniors and caregivers across Minnesota.
Last year, ECRC staff provided resources, education and
resident and family council consultations to nearly 3,000
people across the state—from Bemidji to Preston, Ely to
Luverne.
Tubman began
offering mental health
therapy to community
members at Tubman
East in May.
Clinical Services
55% of Tubman’s Clinical Services clients report current or past experience of domestic
violence, stalking or sexual abuse. To further address this issue, we began providing Sensorimotor
Psychotherapy—a body centered psychotherapy for the treatment of trauma-related symptoms
and disorders—at the Chrysalis Center. Two clinicians are now certified in two of three levels
of training for this highly specialized therapy. We also increased the number of therapists serving
youth and adolescents to six.
In 2013, our Co-Occurring Program (treating both mental and chemical health) saw a 20%
increase in clients served—the direct result of an increase in referrals from both Hennepin
County and in-patient programs. At the request of Ramsey County Probation, we also added an
additional Holistic therapy group for men who have been abusive.
Youth & Family Services
Tubman’s Birgit OIsen Kelly, MSW,
LICSW, trains nationally on Sensorimotor
Psychotherapy
Tubman serves youth of all genders, sexual orientations, ethnic and cultural
communities. Our shelters are open and accessible to youth 24 hours a
day—every day—and our text-for-help info line has served over 300 youth
and young adults in the past 2 years.
In 2013, we taught our violence prevention curriculum in over 40 middle
and high schools, engaging over 8,400 students. Our Voices in Prevention
(VIP) and Movement for Violence Prevention’s (MVP) annual Healthy
Relationships Poster and Video Contest brought in a broad range of
submissions from students across the greater metro area.
Legal Services
Tubman’s legal program increased access in several ways
during the past year. We reinstated Divorce Information
Sessions in both Minneapolis and Maplewood, our staff
attorneys are now at the shelters weekly to provide
legal advice to residents, and we saw a 23% increase in
representation and advice cases by our amazing team of
pro-bono attorneys.
Six law enforcement agencies in suburban Ramsey County
joined the 12 Washington County law enforcement
agencies already trained in the Lethality Assessment
Protocol to identify especially high risk offenders. Our
partnership with the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota
continued to help victims seeking protection with U- and
T-Visas.
Youth and young adult victims of dating violence, stalking,
or sexual assault—many of whom are homeless—obtained
58 Orders for Protection with the help of our legal
advocates. And the Legal Think Tank comprised of criminal
justice partners in Ramsey and Washington Counties
including law enforcement, prosecutors, judges, court
administration, probation, and Tubman legal advocates
identified sex trafficking as their next systems change
priority.
Eagle Scout Dan Ehle built a library of 2,800
books for youth at Tubman East.
Did you
know?
1,083 children,
youth and young
adults experiencing
family or dating
violence received
individual advocacy
and support
or participated
in groups and
workshops.
Up to 60% of
girls seeking help
at Tubman for
dating violence
have also
experienced
sexual exploitation.
Sex Trafficking
Tubman has always provided shelter and support to victims
of exploitation. However, we have become more vocal
about our expertise in this area as a result of the increased
community conversation about the issue. The Twin Cities
has been identified by the FBI as one of the top 13 centers
for sex trafficking in the country. Over the last two years,
at least 8% of youth and adults entering Tubman’s shelters
have reported experiencing exploitation and many more
identified it as an issue later in their stay.
In most cases, it is unsafe for these victims to remain
where they lived or were trafficked. In some cases, the only
other housing option near their hometown is a juvenile
detention center. As Tubman’s work in this area has become
better known, there has been an increase in referrals
for emergency shelter and support for complex trauma
from other organizations who work with this group of
underserved victims.
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Sources of Support
8.9%
0.8% 4.3%
Do-ers, Donors & Door-openers
Uses of Support
Your support makes our work possible. A full list of our donors and community partners can be found at tubman.org.
If your name has been omitted or listed incorrectly, please call us at 612.825.3333.
Over $25,000
6%
7.7%
10%
13.7%
38%
FY 2013
3%
5%
12.2%
Statement of Financial Position
3%
Statement of financial position
September 30, 2013 & 2012
12.1%
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash and investments
Accounts receivable
Pledges and grants receivale
Other
Total Current Assets
15%
20%
40.3%
Revenue: $9,318,667
8.6%
Expense: $9,279,757
0.8% 5.1%
10%
13.7%
FY 2012
PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT
CASH AND PLEDGES FOR CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
OTHER ASSETS
5%
8.4%
TOTAL ASSETS
37%
4%
11.0%
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Accounts payable
Construction payables
Accrued salaries and benefits
Other accrued expenses
Current maturities of debt
Total Current Liabilities
4%
4%
11.0%
14%
41.4%
DEFERRED LOAN AGREEMENTS
LONG-TERM DEBT
ACCRUED INTEREST
ASSET RETIREMENT OBLIGATION
TOTAL LIABILITIES
22%
Expense: $8,809,902
Revenue: $8,583,464
Residential Services
Legal Services
Counseling & Youth Services
Children & Youth Services
Elder Care & Sustainability Services
Public Education Services
Administration & General
Development
United Way
Contributions
Program Service Fees
Govt.-Contracts and Grants
Govt.-Shelter Support
In-Kind
Satisfaction of restrictions
Interest & Other
2013
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
Total Net Assets
TOTAL LIABILITES AND NET ASSETS
$517,053
53,517
882,713
77,764
$1,531,047
$282,368
113,844
1,264,101
92,310
$1,752,623
$14,289,690
965,297
487,042
$14,054,850
575,978
481,420
$17,273,076
$16,864,871
$216,803
283,358
174,596
98,412
$773,169
$490,525
480,329
203,502
172,494
86,140
$1,432,990
$400,815
4,485,570
128,910
130,000
$5,918,464
$370,959
3,768,209
121,910
130,000
$5,824,068
$552,362
10,504,308
297,942
$521,915
10,235,917
282,971
$11,354,612
$11,040,803
$17,273,076
$16,864,871
12,000,000
10,000,000
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78%
79%
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80%
82%
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Barbara Cederberg*
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Cinda
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Janet Conn and Michael Debelak
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Jack Conn
Prospect Creek Foundation
Sheila C. Morgan*
Lydia Crawford
Proto Labs Foundation
Richard M.+ and Joan Niemiec*
Betty
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Mary
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Diane Traxler and William Morris
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Tammie L. Follett, Esq.+*
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Pope Architects
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Methodist Church
Ruth R. Stoner and Warren Kelly*
Primp Cheap-Chic Boutique
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Thomson Reuters
Prosperwell Financial, LLC
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Christina White
Marlene and James McKeown
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
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Tribute Gifts
8,000,000
4,000,000
2012
Fredrikson & Byron Foundation
G. Bryan Fleming*
GE Foundation
Gary and Linda Hendlin
Hayes Fund of the HRK Foundation
Seamus+ and Anna Hyland
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James B. Linsmayer Foundation
Mary Kaul-Hottinger+ and David
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Jarboe
Laurie Laner+ and Mark Borman*
Rick and Anita Leggott
Minnesota Women’s Soccer League
Open Your Heart to the Hungry &
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2006
2007
2008
2009
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2011
2012
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Assets
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Boudjouk
Victor and Karen Wells
Jeffrey Bouslog
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly
Stephanie Brady
Theresa and Thomas Luxem
Beverly Caruso
Mrs. Elizabeth and Dr. Keith
Horton
Colleen Carey+ and Pamela
Endean
Lisa and Timothy Carey
Elizabeth Collins
Jill and Mark Conda
Susanne Gens
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Fleischman
Charles Rial
Sheila Sweeney
Missy S. Thompson
Char Tolkien and Karen Hawley
Tory Christian
Matthew and Tory Christian
Joanie Delamater
Michael and Barbara Kellett
Keith Dodson
William Moninger
DuWayne and Marcia Dragt
Sarah Dragt
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Kristin Laurel
Kara Erstad
Marjorie and Owen Erstad
Theresa and David Erstad
Derek J. Frey
Laurie Lutter
Nancy Green
Millie Caspersen
Justman Family
Matthew Justman
Harbir Kaur
Sandra Golob
Nivin MacMillan
Christine Morrison
Marlene McKeown
Colleen McKeown
Michele McKeown and John Reilly
Robin Rusconi and Jae McKeown
Elizabeth Morris
Jeanne Morris
Richard+ and Joan Niemiec
Jessica Niemiec
Debra+ Page
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Steven and Jennifer Norlin-Weaver
Chad Roberts and Jennifer
Emmerich
Kelly McClure
Sue Rodman
Tristia Pettey
Annelise Schrader
Anonymous
Emily Klingensmith
Karen Wendel
Christine Wendel
Annie Kanyusik Yoakum
and Curt Yoakum
Kerry Walsh
Sara J. Young
Diane and Michael Young
In Memory Of
Marion H. Andrus.
John E. Andrus, III
Mildred Elizabeth Carlsen
Christenson
David and Amy Rasmussen
Amy Silvermann and Barry Rubin
Smart Associates
Kelly Dahm
Lenore Stanton
Sandra McGary
Cletis Foley
Marsha Gille and Roger Raina
Melissa Lynn Greskovich
Maria Greskovich Todd
Ann and John Zenner
Russell Hendrickson
Curtis and Kimberly Nelson
Clifton Johns
Kenneth Sachs
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Chris and Amy Sorenson
Alison Turner
Tony King
Shirley Poliquin
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Amanda Koenig
Kira Steger
Jackie Kluever
Jane Searcy Thompson
Susan Wilson
Meliah Tschida
Corinn Murtha
Evelyn Joy White
Judith Johnson
In-Kind Gifts
Over $25,000
Clear Channel
Go East Design
Verizon Wireless
Wedge Community Co-Op
$10,000 to $24,999
Eveden
Event Lab
$5,000 to $9,999
Kokoon
Lake Elmo Jaycees
Dustin Solmonson
T.L.C. Toys
Venture Solutions
Victoria’s Secret, Eden Prairie
Center
$2,500 to $4,999
Tani and Jeff Bialek
Nkem N. Daphne Chirpich
Nicole Doescher
Michael and Linda Frank
Global Traffic Technologies
Katherine Guldan
Jan Hallstrom
hendlin! Productions
Laurie Laner+ and Mark Borman
Marlene and James McKeown
StevenBe Creative Community
Foundation
$1,000 to $2,499
Melvin Armstrong
Nan and Paul Bertelson
Beverly Brosam
Dale Carnegie
Cos Bar of Edina
Donna Doiron
Edina Public School Bus
Transportation
First United Methodist Church,
Stillwater
Nancy and Art Green
Savita and Ramesh Harjani
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Marcia McCabe
Karen McVann
Mount Calvary Lutheran Church
Nova Classical Academy
Park Tavern Bowling &
Entertainment Center
Susan and Wayland Porter
Jameian Selmon
John Sugimura
Tubby Smith Foundation
Waddell Interiors
Andrea Wellman
Woodbury Middle School
Z Wines
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Volunteers & Interns
Tubman volunteers and interns
serve in every capacity: client
service, behind the scenes, and
special projects. A full list of our
volunteers, interns, externs and pro
bono attorneys can be found at
tubman.org.
Tubman’s volunteer and intern training series is offered five times a year.
Did you
know?
1,481 people
volunteered 45,815
hours, the equivalent
of $1,419,019.
170 active pro
bono attorneys
served in 2013.
Event Sponsors & Vendors
Tubman’s
volunteers range
from 10 to 86 years
of age.
Presenting Sponsor
Verizon
Gold Sponsor
C.H Robinson
Sponsors of Peace
Go East
Minnesota Vikings
Silver Sponsors
Deluxe Corporation
Dorsey & Whitney, LLP
Sponsors of Hope
Clear Channel
Event Lab
Bronze Sponsors
Briggs and Morgan, P.A.
Faegre Baker Daniels
Foley & Mansfield
KNW Group
Maguire Agency
McGough Construction
Sponsors of Commitment
3M
Dorsey & Whitney, LLP
McGough Construction Co.
RBC Wealth Management
Thomson Reuters
Sponsors of Courage
Blue Cross Blue Shield
EcoLab
hendlin!
Lingquist & Vennum
Richard and Joan Niemiec
Pope Architects
Venture Solutions
Publicity Partners
Axcept Media, LLC
Clear Channel
Mosquito, Inc.
Venture Solutions
Vendors
1919 Rootbeer
8th Street Grill & Tap House
Buffalo Wild Wings
Champp’s
Deli Double Catering
Great Waters Brewing Company
Green Mill
The Herkimer Pub & Brewery
Jake’s City Grille
Joia All Natural Soda
Lone Spur Grill & Bar
Luzette Catering
Mason’s Restaurant Barre
moto-i Sake Brewery & Izakaya
Muddy Paws Cheesecake
Park Tavern
The Pourhouse
Ray J’s American Grill
Rock Bottom Restaurant & Brewery
SYSCO MN
Town Hall Tap Brewery & Lanes
1,500 candles on display at Starlight
Soirée represented each of the
women and youth in shelter.
Artwork by Anna Egelhoff
Contact Tubman
24-Hour Crisis Line
612-825-0000 (West Metro)
651-770-0777 (East Metro)
Tubman.org
HARRIET TUBMAN
CENTER WEST
3111 First Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55408
612-825-3333
TUBMAN
CHRYSALIS CENTER
4432 Chicago Ave S
Minneapolis, MN 55407
612-871-0118
HARRIET TUBMAN
CENTER EAST
1725 Monastery Way
Maplewood, MN 55109
612-825-3333
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