Decent fields to play on. Bathrooms are closed as of second week of May but porta potty are…read moreavailable and not terribly nasty. There is a picnic area with seating too.

This place is nice but the coach's and horrible. My daughter got no playing time while the boys got…read moreall the playing time. Keep in mode she is in 5 grade!!!!

Well so far I got a return call and text immediately they are so far very respectful in the…read moremessages and I will add to this as soon as I have a conversation with them thank you

From the owner: Global Housing Stabilization is an organization specializing in Home and Community Based Services…read more(HCBS) with a focused objective of enhancing the standard of living and residential conditions for seniors and individuals with disabilities in Minnesota. Our primary commitment lies in offering support and advocacy through Housing Stabilization Services. Our mission is to enrich the standard of living and residential conditions for seniors and individuals with disabilities in Minnesota. Our purpose is to elevate the overall standard of living for seniors, individuals with disabilities, and individuals experiencing homelessness who lack the necessary resources. Our esteemed Resource & Advocacy Office is committed to extending its services beyond the confines of our office. With a focus on your best interests, we have established partnerships with diverse organizations throughout Minnesota to effectively assist you in obtaining affordable housing and financial support.

If you are in the Afton, Minnesota area, I highly recommend a visit to the Belwin Conservancy. You…read morewill find the Bison Prairie and Observation Platform, which is a raised deck where you can safely see a herd of bison. This area is open from mid-May through late September or early October (which is when I visited) and it is absolutely free. When I was there, the bison were gathered in a group near the platform, making them easy to see. They are able to roam on 130 acres. To get to the two-level platform, you first climb a small platform that is next to the large parking lot. From there, you walk about 100 feet that are enclosed by fencing to the second two-level platform, where you can observe the bison. There are displays to explain the history of the area and of the bison. Belwin has a number of areas beside the bison platform including: F miles of trails (easy to moderate) on 280 acres (free); Tallgrass Trains, Oxbow trails - 1.25 miles of chipped trails; m the Lucy Winston Bell Athletic Fields; the Joseph Casby Observatory (open for special events); and the 246 acre Savanna Hills and Center. See website for details. I recommend combining this visit with a trip to nearby Afton, which is a cute town with restaurants and antique stores. Nearby is the famous Afton Alps Skiing area and Afton State Park.

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Dropped off a box of food products I'd received from a client. Quick, easy, and lovely. Writing…read morethis took at least thrice as long as the entire donation process did. RECIPIENTS: The place is clearly well-attended with several individuals and families in the waiting area awaiting their turn in the three entries per 15-minute arrangement, though everyone is free to take as long as they prefer once in the pantry. The pantry itself is spacious with shelves lining the walls of a large room, bustling with activity from shoppers seeking healthy fare. A mobility bus even stopped right in front of the pantry and assisted elderly attendees to the vehicle. From my understanding, they also operate a mobile food pantry truck. DONORS: The shelves could definitely be fuller especially given the level of activity they clearly see, so feel free to drop by with some gifts! Donations are weighed after separating perishables from non-perishables. The weights are then recorded onto a donation receipt, with a copy handed to the donor to go on their merry way through a separate door - which you should look for upon arriving if you're dropping off food, unlike me who unknowingly waltzed into the main area instead. It's a seemingly little thing, but dignity matters a great deal and is among the first things to feel compromised when dealing with difficult times, and it might not feel that great relying on food pantries for some individuals, so I greatly appreciate The Open Door going that extra mile to keep their recipients' sense of comfort in mind. Well done, team. Due to the nature of the environment, I only took a photo of the front for ease of identification for anyone wanting to find it. It's in a low-key plaza sitting at the foundation level of an apartment building behind the high-end shopping center in the area. Google Maps took me for a little spin, so keep your eyes open!