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Welcome to Banyan Community

Banyan Community is a Family & Youth Development Center in the Phillips neighborhood of Minneapolis, MN. We offer youth development and support programs like after-school groups, summer camps, and early childhood education. We expand further into family and community programs like parent development classes, high school tutoring programs, and senior social clubs.

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Corporate Gathering, May 8th

Our Corporate Gathering fundraiser celebrates the valuable partnership organizations can have in the non-profit sector. Sheletta Brundidge, Twin-Cities media personality and advocate, will be helping to share the stories of Banyan. Jazmine Panora, Banyan Community alumni and engineer at Microsoft, will share her inspiring story. Enjoy some delicious breakfast treats along with a specialty coffee. Hosted in the newly reopened Coliseum, this will be a morning of encouragement and offer the opportunity to join in Banyan Community’s work in the Phillips neighborhood.

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Serving on the Board

I’m honored to serve on the Board of Directors at Banyan Community, a powerful initiative in South Minneapolis that is deeply committed to fostering community connectedness, sustainability, and impact. Banyan is more than just a program it’s a lifelong support system that uplifts individuals and families, creating lasting change across generations.

To continue growing Banyan’s impact, we need to expand our network of support. If you or your organization are looking for ways to invest in community transformation, I encourage you to learn more about Banyan Community. Your contributions, whether through connections, resources, or partnerships can help strengthen lives and […]

Developing Community Since 1998

Banyan Community is rooted in the Phillips Neighborhood to transform lives by developing youth, strengthening families, and creating community. As a community development organization, Banyan believes that when youth, family, and community are synchronized the greatest progress is made on education and poverty.

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