Groveland Food Shelf is a non-profit providing emergency groceries for hungry individuals in the Minneapolis area and is located at Plymouth Congregational Church. About 2,000 clients are served per month and more than 40,000 pounds of food are distributed. Saint Mark's is a founding congregation member of the Groveland Food Shelf.

Support is given through monetary donations and food donations (directly to the food shelf) and by having a Saint Markan sit on the organization’s board. Minneapolis College, one of the Saint Mark’s partners, also distributes food through Groveland Food Shelf at the Student Resource Center on campus. If you are interested in volunteering with Groveland Food Shelf, please contact Heidi Haner.

CANMN is a volunteer-led mutual aid organization serving the residents of Minneapolis. CANMN works to build mutual aid bonds with Minneapolis neighbors, organize volunteers and redistribute resources to ensure everyone has the means for dignified survival. CANMN’s operations and distribution site is now located at Saint Mark’s Cathedral. To learn more and how you can donate or volunteer, go here.

ESILC is located in the Loring Park neighborhood. Saint Mark’s seeks to serve the needs of the students and families through our relationship with the Parent Teacher Association. The school has a very vibrant, diverse, and active community. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Bill Holmes.

Minneapolis College, located in the Loring Park neighborhood, is a public two-year college enrolling more than 11,000 credit students annually and is an active partner in initiatives designed to strengthen the social, economic and cultural vitality of the Twin Cities metropolitan area. We seek to support the students through our annual Christmas offering for the Lionheart Scholarship, as well as through special requests that come through the Student Resource Center, If you are interested in learning more, please contact the Rev. Lowell Johnson, Deacon.

Saint Mark’s, in partnership with the Minnesota Council of Churches Refugee Services, a local affiliate of Episcopal Migration Ministries, has co-sponsored the resettlement of an Afghan refugee family in the local area. Episcopal Migration Ministries is the refugee resettlement ministry of The Episcopal Church, proudly carrying on a century-old legacy of Episcopal ministries that welcome immigrants and refugees. In that same spirit, we have a team of cathedral members to assist with various aspects of resettlement. If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Lindsay Strand.