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Join us to support our mission and make an impact!

We want to partner with people who are willing to use their compassion, resources and skills to help improve lives and communities. Together we work toward creating a better future for everyone.

Support the ShayCares Pop Up Food Shelf in the Wilder Center Lot

ShayCares, a community-driven led effort to support, nourish, strengthen and celebrate the Saint Paul community, has organized a pop up food shelf on the empty lot near Wilder Center. Get involved right in Saint Paul!

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Four Things to Know About Volunteering at Wilder During COVID-19

Many volunteer opportunities were temporarily suspended when the coronavirus arrived in Minnesota. With social distancing and a stay-home order, buildings are c... Read the article »

The work that I have done here feels more fulfilling than any paid job I ever could have done.

Kathryn Schleich, volunteer

Here's How Others Got Involved at Wilder and You Can Too

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Bilingual Volunteers Help Center for Social Healing Feel Like Home

Connecting bilingual, bicultural volunteers with underserved cultural communities provides an enriching experience at the Wilder Center for Social Healing.More about this story »
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Sally Wahman, a skills-based volunteer at Wilder

Skills-Based Volunteer Sally Wahman: ‘Wilder Was Exactly the Type of Organization I Wanted to Help’

When Sally Wahman was searching for a short-term volunteer position after she left Fairview Health Services, she found an opportunity to use her skills right in her former office building. Sally, a health care executive, had worked for e...More about this story »

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