We’re in the home stretch of our year-end campaign, and are happy to announce the receipt of a $5,000 challenge gift to help get us over the finish line.
We are only 75 member households shy of our goal of 2,100. If we reach that number, one of MinnPost’s board members will make an additional $5,000 donation.
For this campaign, we are 80 percent to our goal of 375 new members, and 70 percent of the way to our goal of raising $60,000.
Please make a year-end donation today. When you do, please tell us why you’re supporting MinnPost — your comment may inspire someone else to follow your lead.
We are grateful to everyone who has stepped forward so far.
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