Interfaith Caregivers of Polk County
"Taking the time to pause, look ahead, and focus together has fired us up to get stuff done!"
Karen Krupa
Program Director, Interfaith Caregivers
Service: Training
Ten Thousand Things Theater
"A lot of our audiences are people who you might not think of when you hear ‘everyone’ because they’re hidden from society."
Stephanie Thompson, Managing Director, Ten Thousand Things Theater
Girls on the Run Twin Cities
"Anything finance-related was the one thing that always made me nervous about being an executive director. This leadership cohort gave me financial skills, helped me build my confidence at a strategic level, and also gave me these relationships."
Mary Uran, Executive Director, Girls on the Run Twin Cities
MacRostie Art Center
"There’s value in creativity and creative thinking. In rural areas, that comes through a lot. You have to be creative to make a living in a rural area."
Katie Marshall, MacRostie Art Center
Deer River Area Health Care Foundation
"It’s been invaluable to have these Propel Nonprofit trainings and cohorts offered in Itasca County. All of it has been time well spent."
Leah Oslin, Deer River Area Health Care Foundation
YWCA St. Paul
"What’s special about Propel is that it wants a relationship and provides support as we pursue our mission."
Gaye Adams Massey, CEO
YWCA St. Paul
Penumbra Theatre
"Propel Nonprofits was very clear that they needed to be in a position to advocate for us, which meant that we had to do due diligence on our end."
Sarah Bellamy, Artistic Director, Penumbra Theatre
Aurora St. Anthony Neighborhood Development Corporation
"Propel’s work is to help – no shame, no blame."
Nieeta Presley, Executive Director
ASANDC
PFund Foundation
"Propel Nonprofits is the biggest cheerleader to our success – a member of our team who wants us to do well."
Trina Olson, Executive Director
PFund Foundation