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Ebenezer Tower

Two student leaders pack individual meals in Augsburg Dining Services kitchen.
Campus Kitchen student leaders pack meals with food rescued from the Augsburg kitchens.

Every week, Campus Kitchen student leaders pack around 30 individual meals with food rescued from Augsburg Dining Services and deliver them to seniors’ doors in the Ebenezer Tower senior living apartments.

Brian Coyle Center

Two to three times a week, Campus Kitchen serves a hot meal for youth at the Brian Coyle Center, creating a space for community connection in addition to providing a nutritious meal.

Soup for You

Any extra food from Augsburg Dining Services is rescued from the landfill and packaged up into individual meals to be distributed at Soup for You. Our student leaders also help out in the kitchen once a week!

Community produce distributions

Veggies for All

Veggies for All is a collaboration between Campus Kitchen, Health Commons, and Sanneh Foundation to distribute fresh produce and other groceries to our neighbors in Cedar-Riverside. This program runs every Thursday (packing) and Friday (distribution) throughout the year, and we welcome help from volunteers! Sign up for available volunteer opportunities here.

Greens for Good

Volunteer poses with many bags of fresh produce.
Campus Kitchen student leaders and volunteers pack 40-60 bags of fresh produce from Mill City Farmer’s Market each week to distribute for free!

Greens for Good is a collaboration between Campus Kitchen, Health Commons, and Mill City Farmer’s Market to purchase extra produce that MCFM vendors haven’t sold by the end of the day and distribute it to our neighbors in Cedar-Riverside. This program runs every Saturday during the growing season (June-October), and we welcome help from volunteers! Sign up for available volunteer opportunities here.

community garden

The Environmental Stewardship team is responsible for the Medtronic Foundation Community Garden at Augsburg University, beautifying the corner of 20th Ave and 7th St since 2007. The garden has four main goals: to provide a space for the community to come and learn together; to beautify the neighborhood and campus; to provide growing space for those without it; and to assist gardeners in providing themselves a healthy diet. Learn more at the Community Garden website.

Partner organizations

Campus Kitchen couldn’t do any of our work without the help and collaboration of our neighborhood partners, including: Brian Coyle Center, Sanneh Foundation, Augsburg Dining Services, Ebenezer Tower Apartments, People’s Center, and Cedar Riverside Health Commons.