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One Heartland
Basic Information
Address: 1221 Nicollet Ave., Ste. 501
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Phone Number: 1-888-216-2028
Fax Number: 612-824-6303
Email: helpkids@oneheartland.org
Director: Neil Willenson
Action Shots
Additional Information
Causes Served: HIV/AIDS infected children, youth and families, GLBTQ youth, children and youth in transitional housing
Clearances Required: Yes
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: HIV/AIDS infected children, youth and families, GLBTQ youth, children and youth in transitional housing
Ages for Volunteer: 18 to 80
Days of Service: Summer
Mission Statement:
One Heartland is a national non-profit organization dedicated to greatly improving the lives of children, youth and their families impacted by HIV/AIDS and other significant life challenges worldwide.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
One Heartland provides a place where children affected by HIV/AIDS can experience fun, acceptance and normalcy. To maximize the value of our programs, we have added leadership and life skills training, psychosocial resources and life enhancement services. Through recreational camping experiences, One Heartland continues to make serious contributions to improving the lives of our campers in real and meaningful ways.
Program History:
One Heartland (formerly Camp Heartland) began in 1993 as a camp for children affected by HIV/AIDS. Our core competency is in providing camping programs and we have recently expanded our offerings to include year-round services for youth, leadership training, global AIDS action, HIV education, and social service camps for children affected by other diseases and life challenges. While broadening our outreach to children in extreme poverty and other stigmatized circumstances, we remain committed to children and youth impacted by HIV/AIDS in the United States.
Events:
Camp Heartland in Minnesota, Camp Pacific Heartland in Malibu, CA, Camp Hollywood Heart - Arts Based Camp in Malibu, CA, Birch Family Camp in New York, Dance Your Heart Out fundraiser in Minnesota, Red Ribbon Ride in Minnesota, AIDS Walk in Wisconsin and New York, Dining Out For Life in Wisconsin, Party With Heart in Wisconsin