Urban Ventures in the (good) news!
The news can often feel full of dismay and discouragement. But it’s possible you’ve recently seen Urban Ventures breaking up the bad news with encouraging stories on local news broadcasts.
In recent weeks, a variety of Urban Ventures programs have been featured on local news stations. It is encouraging to see these important programs recognized. In case you missed it, here’s a roundup of stories from the recent weeks.
Mobile Innovation Hub launches at partner school JJ Legacy
Through a close partnership with Jamf, UV launched a mobile Innovation Hub (the first of its kind in the nation) that can be deployed to partner schools, bringing leading-class digital education to their doorsteps.
Link to KSTP Coverage
Cornwell Early Learning Center Grand Opening and Ribbon-cutting Ceremony
The Cornwell Early Learning Center was able to celebrate its grand opening with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The celebration, which was delayed by the pandemic, brought out local leaders, educators, and supporters to cheer on the center’s new opening.
Link to KSTP Coverage
Link to WCCO coverage
Dozens of community partners join forces for Gun Buyback Event
Over 100 guns are permanently off the streets thanks to a gun buyback event hosted at Urban Ventures. In addition to the buyback, the event brought together dozens of community partners offering community resources for mental health, food, housing, financial support, and more.
Link to KSTP Coverage
Link to WCCO coverage
Why We Give: Urban Ventures
KSTP supports a variety of charities throughout the year by running Public Service Announcements and airing the amazing stories demonstrating the impact that these organizations have in our community. Urban Ventures was chosen as a feature nonprofit.
Link to KSTP Coverage
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