anna marie's alliance

Bremer Bank has made a $10,000 dollar donation to St. Cloud Anna Marie's Alliance as part of their 80th anniversary celebration.

Families impacted by domestic violence have a new place to have supervised visits with children inside the Stearns County Administration building.

The Anna Marie's Alliance emergency shelter is using a $550,000 federal grant to develop a supervised visitation program for families involved in domestic violence.

Six central Minnesota non-profits have been awarded a total of $20,000 in grants from the Rural Poverty Fund.

According to Sandy Nadeau, Director of Development at Anna Marie's Alliance, undergarments, specifically new bras, are one of the most immediate needs for women at the shelter.

A plan to expand the Anna Marie's Alliance building has been given the approval by the St. Cloud City Council. The council needed to vote to rezone the property in that area in order for the project to move forward.

Anna Marie's Alliance is ready to start moving forward on their expansion plans. Executive Director Charles Hempeck says the first phase is a building they are calling "The Center For Family Peace".

For people needing an escape from domestic violence, Anna Marie's Alliance has been a bastion of hope for over 40 years.

Athlos Academy is collecting items to help a local women's and children's shelter.

Education, privacy and expansion are all apart of Anna Marie's Alliance plan and goals for it's future.