Our Purpose

Neighbors began as a way to stand with Somali Minnesotans in a moment that called for unity.

Today, it represents a broader commitment to showing up for people across cultures and communities.

We believe we are stronger together.

A portion of every sale supports youth-focused and community led initiatives, including programs that uplift youth and underserved communities.

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Why This Movement Matters

What started in one place grew into something more.

Tension became visible in our communities and everyday lives.

Neighbors is about pushing back, choosing connection over division, showing up, and standing together.

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FAQ

What is Neighbors?

Neighbors is a community rooted initiative focused on visible solidarity, belonging, and showing up for the people around us in everyday ways.

Who is behind Neighbors?

Neighbors is led by individuals from within the community, working alongside a network of local voices, organizers, and advocates across Minnesota.

Are you affiliated with specific organizations or leaders?

Neighbors engages with a range of community voices, leaders, and initiatives. These connections reflect shared values and open dialogue, not formal partnerships or endorsements.

Is Neighbors a nonprofit or political organization?

No. Neighbors is an independent, commerce-backed initiative. It is not a nonprofit or political organization.

Where does the money go?

Revenue supports operations, production, and the people behind the work, while also contributing to youth focused and community led initiatives that create opportunity and support across underserved communities.

How are youth organizations selected?

Support is guided by ongoing relationships and community insight, with a focus on programs that invest in youth, education, wellness, and long term opportunity.

Why use commerce instead of donations alone?

Commerce allows the work to be sustainable and ongoing. Visibility and consistency create longer lasting impact than one time efforts.

How can people get involved?

Showing up is the starting point. Wearing it, sharing it, and being present in your community all matter. Organizations and individuals interested in collaboration or involvement are encouraged to reach out.