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Fraser, Ltd. is the longest-serving non-profit organization in North Dakota. Established in 1893 as the Florence Crittenton Home for unwed mothers, Fraser, Ltd. has continued to meet the needs of children, youth, and adults throughout its history. The services and resources offered at Fraser, Ltd. have expanded significantly to include independent living support, residential services, and day support for people with disabilities; childcare services for both typically developing children and children with special needs; and transitional youth services, which provide skill training and basic needs resources for youth aged 16 to 26.

Cultural Diversity Resources is a nonprofit organization based in Fargo, ND, dedicated to promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion through various programs and services. They offer entrepreneurship classes, job opportunities, interpreting services, and self-sufficiency training, among other resources, to support individuals and communities in embracing cultural diversity. With a team of dedicated professionals, Cultural Diversity Resources also provides diversity education, presentations, and training to foster understanding and appreciation of different cultures. They collaborate with partners and organize multicultural events, while offering resources such as ethnic foods markets and a cultural education university to further enhance cultural awareness in the Fargo-Moorhead area.Generated from the website

River Keepers of Fargo-Moorhead is dedicated to connecting the community to the Red River of the North through education, stewardship, and engagement. Established in 1990, the organization focuses on conservation, safety, recreation, riparian restoration, and water quality in the Fargo, North Dakota, and Moorhead, Minnesota region. Through various programs and events, River Keepers encourages community involvement in protecting and enjoying local waterways. They offer opportunities for membership, volunteering, and participation in events like the Golf Scramble, all aimed at fostering a greater appreciation for the Red River. Generated from the website