Our hearts are heavy at Open Arms. As an organization whose values include social responsibility, community and hope, we cannot stand silent when faced with injustice. We stand in solidarity
The safety of our volunteers, clients and staff members is important to all of us. In addition to going through a screening process upon entering our building, all volunteers and
Dear supporters, volunteers, and friends of Open Arms of Minnesota, I want to provide an update on our work in light of Gov. Tim Walz’s announcement implementing a “shelter in
Friends, First, we hope that you are healthy and well and we send you a virtual hug (because we are not hugging here right now! J) Second, thank you for
Open Arms acknowledges and thanks the following institutional donors for their gifts and in-kind donations of $5,000 or greater from January 1 to December 31, 2017. Please accept our apology
Lakewinds Food Co-op selected Open Arms as its August Round Up Partner! To support healthy meals for neighbors living with life-threatening illnesses, all you need to do is visit Lakewinds
By Amy Bowman, Open Arms volunteer In 2006, Amy A. started noticing symptoms including tremors, and sensitivity to heat, odors and music tones. Two years later her muscle control had
Join us for an open house this Friday, December 1 to commemorate Open Arms’ history of nourishing people living with HIV/AIDS for more than three decades. Stop by the building
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