At TreeHouse we believe in partnering with organizations, congregations and businesses that support us in a variety of ways. It is always our goal to have more contact with our partners than just at the time of a funding or need request. It is necessary to give back and share our successes with them. After all, they are walking side-by-side with us in our mission, and without them we would not be able to transform as many lives in the community.
Read stories of how partners are walking alongside TreeHouse.
Wooddale Worldwide’s partnership with TreeHouse has spanned nearly a decade. Its involvement began when two young female members of Wooddale Church were also TreeHouse staff ministering to multiple Wooddaler families. These families encouraged Wooddale's engagement with TreeHouse.
TreeHouse has a Godfather that goes by the name of Roger Backstrom. His amazing personality and community dedication sparked a partnership with TreeHouse that will last longer than the pepperoni in his cooler. Roger is the owner of the Brooklyn Park Godfather's Pizza. Shortly after his purchase of the restaurant, a TreeHouse staff member called him to ask for a pizza donation. Roger agreed, but also insisted that we display a plaque showing Godfather's commitment to an organization called Boy's Town. It was evident that he had no idea a youth outreach called TreeHouse is literally around the corner from his restaurant.
For 56 years General Mills has been investing in their communities. General Mills and TreeHouse have a partnership that goes back seventeen years begining in 1993.
Since 1946, Target has given 5 percent of its income to support and enrich the communities they serve. Target partners with TreeHouse in small and big ways.
TreeHouse is seeking individuals, businesses, and organizations as Partners.