Resilient Cities and Communities

We link local volunteer teams with nonprofit and local government partners to plant and water trees, grow & share produce, recycle more, invest in multifamily and home energy improvements, adopt storm drains, do litter clean ups, improve water quality and restore habitat. Through hands-on projects we strengthen neighbor to neighborhood connections, help more community members benefit and build Resilient Communities. We host peer-learning events for local volunteers to learn from each other and find city and county resources to enable more local teams to implement these good ideas. More than 2,000 Twin Cities neighborhood, nonprofit, city and county leaders are active with our collective impact network, getting high impact projects done to achieve our local energy and resilience goals together.