Neighbors Inc – West St. Paul Reader

Knock Out Hunger Border Battle Is Back

A charity slugfest between West St. Paul and South St. Paul is happening again on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Volunteers are gathering to pack meals for local food shelves and see which city can pack the most.

Children playing in foam at Neighbors, Inc. event (photo by Adelaide Christensen).

A Look at the Neighbors, Inc. Community Celebration

See photos from the Neighbors, Inc. Community Celebration with free family activities.

Neighbors’ Community Celebration: Family Fun to Support Local Food Shelf

Neighbors, Inc. brings community together with a free family event and charity walk: “When we come together, we’re stronger.”

Piles of tampons and pads donated to a food shelf.

Women of West St. Paul Launch Pad Drive to Restock Neighbors, Inc.

Neighbors, Inc. is low on pads and tampons and Women of West St. Paul are stepping up to restock: “We deliver and provide receipts,” said organizer Katie Dohman.

Crowd at the Knock Out Hunger Border Battle

West St. Paul Packs More Food, But Local Food Shelves Win

More than 200 people came out on Saturday for the Knock Out Hunger Border Battle, a food packing event that pitted West St. Paul against South St. Paul to see who could pack more food for local food shelves.

Knock Out Hunger Border Battle: West St. Paul vs. South St. Paul

Local small businesses are organizing a food packing and supply drive event that pits local communities in friendly competition to help area food shelves.

Responding to Hunger: New Executive Director at Neighbors, Inc.

“The painful reality is that families are going hungry,” said Dawn Wambeke, the new executive director at Neighbors, Inc.

West St. Paul City Council Recap: Nov. 27, 2023

West St. Paul City Council discussed Neighbors, Inc., a new trail on Delaware, and housing improvements in a short meeting, with most discussion happening during the work session.

West St. Paul City Council Preview: Nov. 27, 2023

West St. Paul City Council has a light agenda for Monday’s meeting, with most discussion happening during the Open Council Work Session (OCWS) surrounding the budget, Delaware trail, and housing improvement.

Women of West St. Paul volunteers with donated period products at Neighbors Inc.

Women of West St. Paul Donate $15,000 in Period Products

The fifth annual pad drive from the local advocacy group Women of West St. Paul came to a close with a total of $15,090 in period products donated to Neighbors, Inc.