So, like every other worthy non-profit in Minnesota, we’ve had our hand stretched out, with a plea for your dollars today. We’ve reminded you of all the great content we publish. We’ve even made references to bollards on Twitter.
Volunteer: We are 100% volunteer-run. We have a variety of committees that keep things happening, ranging from people who edit our posts, people who help at events, and people who push a billion requests for GTMD17 to you on social media.
Write: All of our writers are volunteers. Do you have something to say? Find out more about how to have your own byline on Minnesota’s most prestigious, all-volunteer site promoting conversation about land use issues!
Come to an Event: Maybe you want something in exchange for your donation, like how MPR gives you socks? We are having a fun event in December! On December 12, join streets.mn and the Theater of Public Policy for a night of comedy, beverages and jolly little appetizers. A $20 ticket gets you all of the above, plus bask in the presence of special guests Frederick Melo of the Pioneer Press, and Eric Roper of the Star-Tribune!
Or maybe you are still open to giving us money. We appreciate that too, as do our software providers and web host. Any way you participate in streets.mn — reading, volunteering, donating, commenting, tweeting at us — we value you all, and thank you for your consideration.
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