An innovative, new center is coming to the Frogtown-Rondo neighborhood in St. Paul that will offer comprehensive supportive services for children, youth and families through a major renovation of an existing building on University and Grotto avenues. Called the Center for Changing Lives Frogtown-Rondo, the $7.5 million project of Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota will transform the building into a modern, multi-purpose hub with expanded capacity and an array of services in one location. 

KARE TV reported that a new federal rule by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will ban medical bills on credit reports, prevent lenders from considering applicants' medical information in loan applications, and help millions of Americans improve credit scores by 20 points, which could make a big difference, said Kim Miller with LSS Financial Counseling.

Kim Miller with LSS Financial Counseling is highlighted in a Star Tribune story on smart methods to pay down your holiday and credit card debt. A Debt Management Plan could be one of the solutions, she said. Learn more and get started on financial wellness in the New Year.

MPR and Northland News TV were among several news organizations that reported on the new youth shelter set to open in Duluth in January, geared specifically for young adults, ages 18 to 24, who are experiencing homelessness. Operated by Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota, Another Door will provide a lifeline to up to 12 youth who lack shelter.

Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota (LSS) is proud to recognize seven honorees statewide who received the 2024 President’s Leadership Excellence Award. The award recognizes exceptional employees who demonstrate outstanding leadership, inspire colleagues, drive innovation, and build community. 

Matt Serwe, 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS meteorologist, chose Children's Home and LSS as favorite nonprofit organizations to feature in a news story on the need for more foster parents as part of KSTP TV's Why We Give campaign.  Check it out!