Community
Augsburg University
A private Lutheran liberal arts 4-year college. The only college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America located in the heart of a large urban area influenced by the context of a vital metropolitan setting and by an intentionally diverse campus community. Engaging with the city—the neighborhood with arts and culture with Fortune 500 companies and with all it can teach us about our diverse urban environment.
2211 Riverside Avenue
Augsburg University Hoversten Chapel
Monday through Friday, while classes are in session, Campus Ministry offers Sabbath rest through morning chapel in Hoversten Chapel, virtual worship and podcasts. On Monday, we will hold space in the chapel at 10:40 – 11:00 am for Centering Prayer: Healing, Justice and Hope, and we have live chapel in Hoversten Chapel, Foss Center on Tuesday and Thursday, 11:30 – 11:50 am, and on Wednesdays and Fridays at 10:40 – 11:00 am. Chapel services are recorded and are available on the Campus Ministry YouTube Channel.
Augsburg University
Brian Coyle Center
Brian Coyle Community Center offers residents an institutional-size kitchen six multi-purpose meeting rooms and a food shelf. The center is named after the late Brian J. Coyle former vice president of the Minneapolis City Council. In addition to the programs run by Pillsbury United Communities a number of other organizations operate out of the Coyle Center including the Confederation of Somali Community in Minnesota Emerge Community Development and Pan African Legal Aid.
420 15th Avenue S
Cedar Riverside Adult Education Collaborative
The Cedar Riverside Adult Education Collaborative (CRAEC) is a collaboration between three partner agencies—Riverside Plaza Tenants’ Association (RPTA), Brian Coyle Community Center, and Minneapolis Adult Basic Education. Since 2000, these three agencies have pooled resources and worked jointly to provide education opportunities to adult immigrants and refugees living in and around the Cedar Riverside neighborhood.
1515 4th Street
Dar Al-Hijrah Riverside Islamic Center
An Islamic cultural center and mosque serving the local and national community. The Islamic Civic Society of America (ICSA) demonstrates the compatibility between Islamic and Civic principles in a democratic society with membership services. Dar Al-Hijrah Mosque offers Islamic study classes five daily prayers Friday prayers eid prayers Ramadan nightly prayers and many more spiritual service programs.
504 Cedar Avenue
Imam Shafii Mosque
Serving the local community.
400 S Cedar Avenue S
Ka Joog
Ka Joog is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization located in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota. Our mission is to answer those questions and realize every one of those dreams and many more. We initiated this non-profit organization in early 2008 in the hope that it would carry our mission and vision. Our intention is to provide meaningful activities for Somali youth in Minnesota in order to build a strong support network for their future.
1420 S Washington Avenue
Korean Service Center
The Minnesota Chapter of the National Association of Asian American Professionals (NAAAP). Provides resources and services to vulnerable Koreans and other immigrant-Americans while striving to promote their rich cultural heritage for all interested people.
630 Cedar Avenue
Masjid Darul Quba Cultural Center
Since 2000, we’ve been supporting our community members in a variety of ways and measuring our success not by monetary size, but by more qualitative measurements such as the scale and effectiveness of our efforts.
1501 South 6th Street
Our Streets Minneapolis
Our Streets Minneapolis works for a city where biking, walking, and rolling are easy and comfortable for everyone.
1428 Washington Avenue South, Suite 204
St Catherine University
A multifaceted Catholic institution in St. Paul Minnesota providing undergraduate programs in liberal arts and professional programs for women. The Minneapolis campus specializes in associate degree and certificate programs for both women and men just off of Interstate 94 east of downtown Minneapolis near Fairview-University Medical Center’s Riverside Campus.
601 25th Avenue S
Trinity Lutheran Congregation
A progressive community of faith actively engaged in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood. Its current mission is to help break down the walls of racism sexuality ethnic origin economic status and religion. In 1966 Trinity lost its building to Interstate 94 construction. The mission-minded congregation voted to use its resources in active outreach to the Cedar-Riverside community rather than investing in a new church building. As they say the lack of conventional church walls “frees us to tear down walls that can separate us from effective service to God and each other.”
2001 Riverside Avenue
University of Minnesota
The University of Minnesota is one of the most comprehensive public universities in the world. It is both the state’s land-grant university and its flagship research institution. Focused on becoming one of the top three public research universities in the world the U of M offers 143 different degree programs and thousands of engaging challenging courses. Its West Bank campus is home to most social sciences and the arts in addition to arts venues Rarig Center Ted Mann the Nash Gallery and Barbara Barker Center for Dance.
Community Relations for the Twin Cities Campus – 100 Church Street
West Bank Business Association
The West Bank Business Association engages and supports the neighborhood business community in the responsible economic development of the West Bank District while preserving the unique character and heritage of the Cedar-Riverside area of Minneapolis.
1501 South 4th Street
West Bank Community Development Corporation
The West Bank CDC is a non-profit development corporation created in 1973 to address the needs of the Cedar Riverside community. The Board of Directors is made up primarily of neighborhood residents elected each year.
1808 Riverside Avenue