http://chanceforthem.com/home/

Chance Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Minnesota to help underprivileged children in India with their basic education, health and development needs.

Every eighth urban child in India, under the age of 6 lives in a slum. Children in the slums are left without a sense of security, stability and direction in life. Sadly, the lack of basic necessities like food, healthcare, education or even role models, rob children of any hopes of rising above the poverty. Many NGOs are working hard for this cause. However, the magnitude of this problem begs for much greater efforts

https://hindumandirmn.org/Home.aspx

Hindu temple and Hindu Society of Minnesota

http://www.i-ord.org/

More than 100 million patients with Rare Diseases are known in India. The Indian Organization for Rare Diseases (I-ORD) was conceived in 2005 and is incorporated as a not-for-profit organization in India and USA. It is the umbrella organization and represents interests of all rare diseases, individual patients, patient support groups, health policy advocates and health care provides for rare diseases.

https://www.dfl.org/localunit/minnesota-asia-indian-democratic-association/

The Minnesota Asian-Indian Democratic Association (MAIDA) works to inform the DFL and the state about the concerns of the Asian-Indian community and further those concerns in the form of party and governmental policy at all levels of government. MAIDA promotes and encourages full participation of all Asian-Indians in DFL Party activities to work for the advancement of the party’s principles, policies, and candidates. MAIDA provides the leadership, recruitment and support necessary to encourage and elect Asian-Indians at all levels of public and party offices

https://www.mngop.org/

https://www.smsfoundation.org/

S M Sehgal Foundation (Sehgal Foundation) is a public, charitable trust registered in India since 1999. Our mission is to strengthen community-led development initiatives to achieve positive social, economic, and environmental change across rural India. We envision every person across rural India empowered to lead a more secure, prosperous, and dignified life.

www.silcmn.com

The School of India for Languages and Culture, established in 1979, aims to promote community for those whose family or culture includes India and a deeper understanding of its rich diversity through classes on history, culture, languages, natural resources, festivals, games, food, art, dance, music and more! SILC strives to develop well-informed individuals in a secular setting