Keystone Community Services relies on the generosity of individuals, churches, businesses, foundations, the United Way and others in the community to ensure that people in need receive quality human services. Your gift helps us to…

Assist people right in our community— seniors, kids and families in the greater Midway area, including the Merriam Park, Macalester-Groveland, Hamline-Lexington, the North End of St. Paul, the communities of suburban Ramsey County and other neighborhoods. Some programs extend their reach into Hennepin, Washington and Dakota Counties

Reach people of all ages. Contributions support programs for school-age kids, at-risk teens, young families, parents and other adults, active retirees and frail, homebound elderly. Every year, Keystone Community Services reaches thousands of area residents at every stage of life.

Make our community a better place to live. Keystone Community Services excels at mobilizing volunteers and resources to address all kinds of needs, large and small. Collecting and distributing food, school supplies and holiday toys to struggling families. Providing a hot meal and friendly smile to isolated elderly neighbors. Modeling strong values for kids and guiding troubled teens. The list goes on and on…

Ways to Give

Online
You can contribute now, on-line using your credit card, by filling out this box and pushing the "GO" button.

Cash
Gifts of cash help us to meet essential current operating needs. To make a tax-deductible financial contribution, please send your check to: Keystone Community Services, 2000 St. Anthony Ave., St. Paul, MN 55104.

Automatic Fund transfers

If you would like to arrange for funds to be transfered from your checking or savings account automatically on a periodic basis, download this self-explanatory form, print it, fill it out and mail it into Keystone Community Services. This way you save on the cost of stationary and postage.

Click here to download the form: Auto payment form

In-kind donations
Donations including basic foods and ethnic foods, clothing, school supplies and toys are distributed to people in need through Keystone's programs, including foodshelves and family centers. To learn more about conducting a food drive, please contact Christine Pulver, Director of Basic Needs, at 651-487-2792 x102 or email her at cpulver@keystoneservices.org. For all other donation inquiries, please contact call Hollie Ott at 651-603-6650 or email her at hott@keystoneservices.org

Planned giving
This form of charitable giving makes a lasting impact on the community and involves a person's assets or estate rather than current income. You can arrange to make a planned gift in several ways, including a will. Many people set aside a certain dollar amount. Others leave a percentage of their estate, or any assets left over after their family has been provided for. Some planned gifts can be designed to accomplish certain financial goals, such as reducing your tax obligation or providing retirement income. Call Adel Chamoun at 651-603-6645 or email him at achamoun@keystoneservices.org for more information.

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