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Empowering exploited/trafficking survivors through mentorship, resources, and care
Who We Are and Who We Serve
Did you know that Minnesota has the 3rd highest trafficking rate in the US? What makes this so heartbreaking is how difficult it is for exploited/trafficking survivors to find the hope and healing they need to find a sustainable path forward.
Our focus at MGW is on the survivor. We have an Enrichment Program that supports exploited/trafficking survivors through mentorship, resources, and care that empowers them to become strong and resilient so they can achieve a life of independence, purpose, hope, and transformation. We are a 501(c)3 organization with strong community partners who work with exploited/trafficking survivors to find the long term care they need.
A Path to Healing: How Minnesota Good Works Supports Exploited/Trafficking Survivors
Get Involved
You can play a meaningful role in the restoration and transformation of a exploited/trafficking survivor by partnering with MGW. Together we can bring hope and healing to survivors of human trafficking.
Give
By donating to MGW, you can directly support victims of trafficking and help prevent future exploitation through our Enrichment Program. We rely on the generosity of our supporters and welcome any contribution, big or small.
Volunteer
If you want to use your time and talents to make a difference in the fight against human trafficking, let’s team up! We have so many volunteer needs and can find a way for you to help us pursue our mission.
Become a Sponsor
We are seeking corporate partners who share in our vision and are committed to making a difference in the lives of trafficking survivors while showcasing your commitment to social responsibility.
Minnesota Good Works Welcomes Community Table Into a New Season of Service
Minnesota Good Works (MGW) is honored to share that Community Table, a cherished ministry that has served monthly community meals in Elk River for more than five years, will be transitioning under the care of MGW at the end of this year.