Statement of Purpose
The Faith Community Partnership is a collaborative effort of the Anoka-Hennepin School District, faith based organizations and broader communities to raise an awareness and understanding of compelling community issues and to mobilize people to help meet the basic needs of students. Using open communication and creativity, this collaboration will provide immediate response to those in need and will offer specific suggestions for those who want to help.

Formalized partnerships
Click on selected bold text to read an article about that partnership. List last updated 02/04/13.

Secondary level

• Andover High School/Andover Christian Church
• Andover High School/Constance Free Church
• Andover High School/Riverdale Church
• Anoka High School/First Baptist Church Anoka
• Blaine High School/Emmanuel Christian Center
• Champlin Park High School/Family of God Lutheran Church
• Champlin Park High School/Champlin United Methodist Church
• Crossroads Alternative High School/Epiphany Catholic Church
• Anoka Middle School/First Baptist Church
• Anoka Middle School/Zion Lutheran Church
• Coon Rapids Middle School/Constance Free Church-Bridgelink
• Jackson Middle School/Grace Fellowship
• Jackson Middle School/Champlin United Methodist Church
• Oak View Middle School/Andover Christian Church
• Oak View Middle School/Constance Free Church-Bridgelink
• Oak View Middle School/Meadow Creek Chruch
• Roosevelt Middle School/Prairie Oak Church

Elementary level

• Adams Elementary School/Riverdale Church
• Andover Elementary School/Andover Christian Church
• Andover Elementary School/Prairie Oak Church
• Crooked Lake Elementary School/Meadow Creek Church
• Crooked Lake Elementary School/Riverdale Church
• Dayton Elementary School/Champlin United Methodist Church
• Eisenhower Elementary School/Peace Lutheran Church
• Franklin Elementary School/Mount Olive Lutheran Church
• Hamilton Elementary School/Peace Lutheran Church
• Hoover Elementary School/Peace Lutheran Church
• Jefferson Elementary School/Peace Lutheran Church
• Lincoln Elementary School/Advent Lutheran Church
• Lincoln Elementary School/St. Stephen's Church
• Lincoln Elementary School/Zion Lutheran Church
• Lincoln Elementary School/Anoka United Methodist
• Madison Elementary School/Peace Lutheran Church
• McKinley Elementary School/Oak Haven Church
• Mississippi Elementary School/Coon Rapids United Methodist Church
• Morris Bye Elementary School/North Point Church
• Morris Bye Elementary Schoo/Faith Lutheran Church
• Oxbow Creek Elementary School/Champlin United Methodist Church
• Ramsey Elementary School/Northgate Church
• Rum River Elementary School/Constance Free Church-Bridgelink
• Sand Creek Elementary/Peace Lutheran Church
• Sand Creek Elementary/Grace Lutheran Church
• University Avenue Elementary/Peace Lutheran Church
• Wilson Elementary School/Anoka Covenant Church

Other K-12

• Compass Programs at Bell Center/Presbyterian Church of the Master
• River Trail Learning Center/Northgate Church

Meeting notes
04/24/12

More resources
Click here to download the Anoka County resources PDF.

Contact
Contact Susan Bonte, assistant to Dr. Jinger Gustafson, associate superintendent - middle schools, for more information at 763-506-1008 or by email here.

Other ways to support schools
Donate food and clothing items
Since the major holiday food drives, donations have slowed down, especially food.

Please consider donating items to A-H's Pathways Program and the Family Welcome Center, which serves as a distribution center for families in need across the district (including elementary sites, which do not currently have food shelves like many of our secondary sites do).

Click here for the current "wish list" of items that Pathways and the Family Welcome Center is looking for. Pathways and Family Welcome Center is open year-round.

Food shelves
All Anoka-Hennepin high schools now have food shelves and accept food, personal hygiene and gift card donations: Andover, Anoka, Blaine, Champlin Park and Coon Rapids.



Coon Rapids, Jackson and Northdale middle schools and Compass Programs at Bell Center (serving fifth through 12th grade students) have food shelves as well.

Click here for a PDF of school addresses and phone numbers.