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Who We Are

Tubman helps people of all ages, genders, and cultural backgrounds who have experienced relationship violence, sexual exploitation, homelessness, mental and chemical health challenges, and other trauma.

  • Sarah S.*Tubman Volunteer
    Sarah S.*Tubman Volunteer

    "To volunteer at Tubman is to be given a gift. The gift is wrapped with consistent encouragement and genuine interest and love of the mission from the staff. The gift is being part of an organization that boldly moves forward to help those in trauma, those moving forward in their lives as survivors."

    Sarah started volunteering at Tubman back in 2016, helping in the clothing closet and then answering Tubman’s helpline. Over five years ago, she shifted her role to facilitating the support group and has been doing it ever since.

Our Mission

To advance opportunities for change so that every person can experience safety, hope, and healing.

Throughout the Twin Cities, Tubman provides safe shelter, legal services, mental and chemical health counseling, youth programming, and community education, including public information campaigns to provide community members with the information and support they need to get help or give help.

Our Impact This Year

  • Safety. Hope. Healing.

    For nearly 50 years

  • From Fear to Freedom

    over 18,200 people

  • Services Provided

    more than 66,000

  • Volunteers & Interns

    donated 27,000+ hours

  • Community Education

    over 4,000 people

From the Blog

Tubman's Community Impact Report is here! Take a peek inside these pages to learn more about the integral ways Tubman supported our communities through its programs and services in 2024.

In honor of the anti-slavery activist, Harriet Tubman, March 10 is an American holiday to recognize and remember the brave and courageous woman who fought for freedom and the abolishment of slavery. Read more to learn about who Harriet Tubman was, her importance to our organization, and her inspiration behind our name.

Meet Angela Two Star, Dakota artist creating pieces inspired by Tubman's Land Acknowledgment and statement that will be installed on-site later in 2025.

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