Community Resources
360 Communities Family Resource Centers in Burnsville and Rosemount promote healthy, self-directed and supported families. Staff and volunteers partner with individuals and families to identify and remove barriers to success and connect people with emergency financial aid and other resources in the community.
Our network of five food shelves offer healthy choice shopping and referrals to other 360 Communities programming and resources. Our pantries prioritize the stocking and layout of our food shelves so that healthy food options are more accessible for our guests.
Our holiday gift program Armful of Love provides a circle of giving and receiving by connecting gift sponsors with families in need.
What’s new with Community Resources?
Volunteer with a battle of her own continued to fight for others
Longtime 360 Communities supporter Mary Laeger-Hagemeister believed in people and the power of friendship. She knew that with a solid foundation of resources and [...]
Vote now for a better community
This year's election goes beyond who will be president. Your vote is your voice on issues affecting housing, education, employment and healthcare. Help make a [...]
Farmers Markets share fresh produce
The Burnsville Family Resource Center recently joined the Rosemount Family Resource Center to offer free fresh produce distributions once a week, made possible by [...]
Exciting changes at the Farmington Food Shelf
The Farmington Food Shelf recently moved down the hall in the Farmington Area Public Schools' Instructional Service Center building at 510 Walnut Street. Volunteer [...]
Resilience and hope during the COVID-19 pandemic
by Jeff Mortensen President & CEO The pandemic has caused increased levels of uncertainty and anxiety across communities. Dakota County experienced a 3,000% increase [...]
Local chef feeds youth in Rosemount
Las Tortillas Owner Ryan McGunnigle (left) and Chef Roberto Morua at the Rosemount Family Resource Center Grand Opening in February. Ryan McGunnigle [...]
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