Giving Back

Last year, Edina Give and Go was able to provide over $160,000 in athletic, art and academic funding to over 250 Edina Public School students in need.

In September, local recording artist Cade Bittner will release his first full-length album titled "I’ve Gotta Be Me."

Community volunteerism oftentimes changes lives for the better, especially when the focus is on children in need. For Edina High School’s Aspire Mentoring program, the focus is the same even if the location has been temporarily altered. Aspire Mentoring is a student-led club that tutors academically at-risk inner-city students on a weekly basis between the months of October and March.

Every year, the Edina Community Foundation honors volunteers who work with kids as part of their Connecting With Kids initiative.

This summer, shoppers, diners and guests will be on the hunt for unexpected artwork throughout the Galleria—unique “little doors” created by local Twin Cities artists.

By: Hailey Almsted

In January, the Edina Community Foundation welcomed submissions for its ‘Bold New Idea’ contest, awarding an Edina resident (or a group of residents) up to $5,000 for their idea to strengthen and celebrate our beautiful city. Five finalists took the stage in April, and the Edina Girls Sport Summit ultimately took home the prize money.

Reach for Resources will hold its annual summer fundraiser, Reach "On Tap," Monday, June 17 at Wooden Hill Brewing Company.

The XTorch, developed by EJ Case, is making a difference in several countries.

You may not have heard of Rett Syndrome. It’s a rare genetic mutation affecting brain development in girls.

This not-to-be-missed event will spotlight and celebrate student athletes from Edina High School.