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Minnesota Now with Nina Moini
Cathy Wurzer and Lindsay Guentzel

A fundraiser for mental health justice featuring top Twin Cities chefs

Breakfast and a zoom meeting
The Minneapolis Foundation's Fourth Generation program hopes to raise funds for local non-profits working to address mental health accessibility through the Graze 4 Good series.
Courtesy of Fourth Generation

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An upcoming series of events aims to support local nonprofits working to break down barriers to mental health support — and it involves eating delicious food from some of the Twin Cities' most respected and inventive chefs.

It’s called Graze 4 Good, and it’s a fundraising endeavor from the Minneapolis Foundation's Fourth Generation program. Grace Rose, a co-chair of the event series, and Nettie Colon, the chef behind Red Hen Gastrolab, one of the restaurants featured in the event series, joined host Cathy Wurzer with more.

Graze 4 Good kicks off with a virtual event on Feb. 5, followed by in-person events on March 9 and May 12. Proceeds will benefit Fourth Generation’s grantmaking to Twin Cities organizations working on mental health justice. Tickets are available on the Minneapolis Foundation’s website.

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