Giving Tuesday 2023: 5 Ways To Give Back In Burnsville

Giving Tuesday is a global initiative that brings people together to harness the potential of collective generosity. Fortunately for folks in the Burnsville area, there’s no shortage of organizations nearby that could greatly benefit from your support.

Here are five outstanding organizations in the Burnsville area. Please consider volunteering or donating to them for Giving Tuesday and beyond.

1. Bundles of Love — Bundles of Love has been delivering essential supplies to families in need since 2001. This volunteer-driven nonprofit partners with community organizations to provide handmade items for newborns in Minnesota. They accept both monetary and in-kind donations and offer various volunteering opportunities. Learn more at bundlesoflove.org.
2. The Burnsville Community Foundation (BCF) — Established in 1998, BCF is dedicated to enhancing the city of Burnsville through public art and amenities. Their mission is to connect, honor and illuminate the community through the arts. They seek not only to beautify spaces but also to foster economic growth by creating inviting environments for residents and visitors. Learn more at burnsvillecommunityfoundation.org.
3. Isuroon Family Center — Isuroon is a women-led, community-driven organization committed to empowering Somali women and girls. They bridge cultural and linguistic gaps, providing wellness information, healthcare connections and more. Their mission is to overcome barriers and empower women to advocate for their wellness. Learn more at isuroon.org.
4. 360 Communities — 360 Communities is dedicated to delivering safety and stability by actively intervening in and preventing domestic and sexual violence, homelessness, child abuse and neglect. They work to increase family stability, provide access to healthy food and improve early childhood development. Learn more at 360communities.org.
5. Tee It Up for the Troops — Tee It Up for the Troops organizes golf events and outreach programs to support military veterans in their transition to civilian life. They've already reunited over 400 veterans and donated $15,000,000 to partner organizations addressing key areas like PTSD treatment, suicide prevention, employment opportunities, sports and recreation, family support and housing. Learn more at teeitupforthetroops.org.

Do you know of another volunteer organization in Burnsville that should be recognized? Let us know about it in the comments!

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