2025 Community Impact Awards
Renay Dossman, who leads the Neighborhood Development Center, supports projects and developments like Midtown Global Market that can transform neighborhoods. Photograph by Yasmin Yassin
Minnesota’s nonprofit sector has earned a national reputation for innovation and its breadth of services in addressing a range of community needs. In addition, many Minnesota companies have chosen to go beyond their for-profit activities to contribute to the common good in the places where they do business.
On Nov. 12, Twin Cities Business will host the annual Community Impact Awards to recognize the people, businesses, and nonprofits making lives better. This year’s 10 winners address a spectrum of causes—from housing to education to cancer research. One organization helps artists move toward financial viability. Another prompts students to apply STEM to real-world problems. Still another invests in the social determinants of health and wellness.
The event will be held at the Metropolitan Ballroom in Golden Valley. TCB profiled the winners in the October/November print issue. The stories—chronicling actions to make people healthier, increase financial security, and provide opportunities for entrepreneurship—are available below.
