Wilson Parent Teacher Community Organization

In 1950, a group of dedicated women formed the Mrs. Jaycees of Minnesota with a mission of community service. Several name and organizational changes occurred over the years, and in July 1985 we became known as the Minnesota Women of Today. Since that time, Women of Today has grown to include members in many states throughout the nation. Our three areas of focus are Community Service, Personal and Professional Growth, and Fellowship. The Minnesota Women of Today is a dynamic and diverse women's organization interested in the betterment of our communities. We are not politically or religiously affiliated. We are women from various backgrounds, communities, and life experiences. We are working women, homemakers, mothers, and grandmothers, married and single women. We are women who want to make our communities a better place for all of us to live, achieve our own personal and professional growth, and have fun! We volunteer our time, raise funds for charities, and provide informational seminars that are open to the public. Our members choose the projects they want to participate in, given their interest and time availability. Members can be as involved as they want to be. We are also interested in bettering ourselves and having fun. We have speakers attend our meetings, challenge ourselves to improve our communication skills, gather to develop new talents and plan social events. The wide range of opportunities that Women of Today offers is one of the elements that make it unique. There is something for every woman and new ideas are always welcome. Want to know more? Keep reading to find out more about some of the great projects we have done! Click here to review the whole history of the Minnesota Women of Today. Click here for a personal testimonial from a member. You can also visit a chapter nearby or contact the Chapter Service Center for more information about our organization.

The Income Maintenance Department provides programs and quality services that support the dignity and self-sufficiency of residents in Anoka County, Minn. The department offers a variety of cash programs for individuals and families that include Diversionary Work Program, Minnesota Family Investment Program and Minnesota Supplemental Aid. The Income Maintenance Department s child support program helps children in obtaining financial, medical and child care supports. It also offers a range of emergency and food support programs. Additionally, the department provides funeral funds, medical programs and housing referral assistance. The Income Maintenance Department is administered by the Department of Human Services.

The Franklin Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) in Anoka, MN, serves as a vital link between parents and educators, fostering a collaborative environment that enhances the educational experience for students at Franklin Elementary School. The organization is dedicated to promoting inclusion and diversity while supporting various school programs and activities. Through community partnerships and volunteer efforts, the Franklin PTO aims to enrich the learning environment and provide resources for both students and families. Their commitment to academic excellence and emotional well-being is reflected in their involvement in school initiatives and fundraising efforts. Generated from the website