Map of Minneapolis divided into six districts, with neighborhoods listed in District 5 including Cooper, Diamond Lake, Ericsson, Field, Hale, Hiawatha, Howe, Keewaydin, Longfellow, Minnehaha, Morris Park, Northrup, Page, Regina, Seward, and Wenonah.

Host a

Meet & Greet!

✔️ Provide a safer alternative to door-knocking. 

✔️ Build community.

✔️ Build collective power and influence over the future of Minneapolis kids’ schools.

Make A Plan That

Makes A Difference

It’s easy!

  1. You choose a time and location.

  2. You invite the guests.

  3. Molly takes care of the rest!

What Are

Meet & Greets Like?

Location

Your choice! You can host in your home, in your front or back yard, or even at a local park, library, or at a coffee house, brewery, etc. We can even meet virtually.

Activities

As simple as people gather and ask questions. Or you can invite me to an existing gathering (such as a book club).

Or include a community aspect such as a:

  • Food bank drive

  • Book, craft project, or recipe swap

  • S’mores and/or yard games

Timing

30-90 minutes, depending on the event.

Invite list

This is your most important role as host! Bring together friends, neighbors, and others interested in our public schools.

Not sure which School District you live in?

You can look it up here: https://boardfinder.mpls.k12.mn.us/

Note: Guests are not required to live in District 5.

We’re building a pro-public school movement, so an interest in the health of our MPLS public schools is all we need.

Meet & Greet FAQs

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(or just learn more)