The Twin Cities of Minnesota are comprised of Minneapolis and St. Paul, two vibrant and diverse cities. St. Paul is made up of many proud people who take pride in the culture and history of their respective neighborhood. The East Side neighborhood, for example, has seen the eb and flow of change in its character, yet the pride continues. This neighborhood consists of a large number of low-income housing with multi-generational families living under one roof and sharing limited amenities. Thirty-two percent of residents support a household with less than $25,000 in annual income – surely a testament to a community that takes care of itself.

Home of Kris and Tom Nelson
After her husband passed away 18 months ago, Kris Nelson’s dreams of restoring their three-story Victorian era home were put on hold. She and her two sons hope to be able to complete their home with a helping hand from HGTV, Rebuilding Together and the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Click here to learn more!

Wilder Recreation Center and City Academy
School administrators at City Academy teach their students the importance of giving back to the community through volunteering and caring for the environment.  But without a much-needed facelift, the growth of the school and neighboring community center is stunted by space and environmental limitations. Click here to learn more!

Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary
A former rail yard, the Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary is a 27-acre natural area that provides habitat for a variety of flora and fauna indigenous to St. Paul.  Gradual restoration of the natural space and removal of the man-made intrusions will help improve the sanctuary. Click here to learn more!

Rebuilding Together
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