Community Improvement & Capacity Building
Impact Services Inc
FRIDLEY, MN
Total revenue
$832K
Total expenses
$836K
Net assets
$204K
Grants received
$191K
29 grants
EIN
411735848
Tax year
2024
Mission
Delivers nutritious meals and enable our neighbors to live independently. A wellness check-in to residents in the communities we serve in anoka and hennepin counties
Programs
2 programs
Family aging education is a curriculum for aging seniors and their loved ones to discuss the concerns that arise with the aging process. Providing seniors the opportunity to impart their desire to age with dignity. Impact services curriculum provides training in talking about aging and self guide manual to help families answer the critical questions that arise with the aging process. This curriculum allows the families to find a starting point for this difficult conversation. The questions provide an entry for families to seek answers to deeper more meaningful conversations that are pertinent to their family. Areas addressed by the manual includes: legal/ finance/ housing/ safety & security/ personal care and support. Impact services holds training sessions at local care centers, faith communities, senior centers and other public presentations to train seniors.
Voices of impact is a choir for people living with dementia and their caregivers. The choir meets weekly and hosts two concerts annually for the community. The choir uses music to open memory for those impacted by dementia. The weekly meetings include time to sing music, share stories and build community. This group finds safety and support for each other, as they all have a shared experience in living with dementia.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
2 listed
AMY WEBER-DERAAD
BOARD MEMBER
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3 hrs/wk
DARIN ELLESTAD
PRESIDENT
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$191K from 7 funders · 29 grants · 2019–2024
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