Multicultural Kids Network.

10/18/2026

I had so much fun at the 17th annual Gambian Women’s Banquet alongside Brooklyn Park mayoral candidate and former Council Member Boyd Morson!

Thank you, my Gambian sisters, for always embracing me as family and recognizing me among our African community leaders. We share the same culture and roots,colonial borders cannot divide our family.

Thank you for a beautiful evening of joy and togetherness! 🇬🇲🇸🇳

I am so proud of our Gambian immigrants!

10/18/2026

Dear Black and African-descended communities across the United States,

We never left—we have been listening, learning, and growing alongside our community. These experiences have strengthened our understanding of the representation we need and the future we want for ourselves and our families.

Today, we are renewing our commitment to our mission: honoring our identities, uplifting our voices, and advancing our aspirations through education, health, and wealth building.

We invite you, alongside trusted allies who share our commitment, to help build an organization rooted in our experiences and responsive to our needs. Together, we can celebrate our heritage, strengthen our families, and create opportunities for generations to come.

Will you join us? Your voice, your ideas, and your leadership belong in this work.

10/09/2026

Honoring Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Multicultural Kids Network honors the histories, living cultures, resilience, and contributions of Indigenous peoples. We celebrate the elders, families, and young leaders who carry their languages, knowledge, and traditions forward.

As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, we believe every child deserves to grow up knowing that their heritage matters, their voice deserves respect, and they belong.

Awareness begins with learning, and grows through action. We invite our community to read books by Indigenous authors, learn about the Native nations whose lands we call home, support Indigenous organizations and businesses, and listen to Indigenous voices.

Let’s teach our children to appreciate cultures beyond their own and stand against prejudice and discrimination. Honoring Indigenous peoples is a commitment we can carry throughout the year.

Please share this message to help raise awareness and build a more respectful, inclusive community.

10/09/2026

Thank you, Sharon E.Brooks , for inviting me to today’s Light of Hope luncheon at the Hutton House! It was a privilege to celebrate their outstanding achievements and the meaningful difference they are making in Kenya.
Their work is deeply needed, and it was inspiring to gather with people committed to bringing hope and opportunity to others. A wonderful event filled with fellowship, compassion, and purpose.

Thank you to everyone helping make this mission possible! ❤️

10/09/2026

10/04/2026

Thank you Dr. Farah for your donation!

10/04/2026

👓❤️ Help us give back to communities in Senegal!

Dear friends and neighbors, I invite you to join Multicultural Kids Network in supporting some of the most vulnerable members of our communities in Senegal.

Do you have reading glasses or prescription eyeglasses you no longer use? Your donation could help someone who cannot afford glasses see more clearly, read more comfortably, and manage everyday tasks with greater confidence.

We welcome clean, unused or gently used glasses in good condition. One pair sitting in your drawer could make a meaningful difference in someone’s life.

Please contact me to arrange your donation, and share this appeal with your friends and family.

📧 Contact Samba:

[email protected]

🌍 www.multiculturalkidsnetwork.org

Multicultural Kids Network is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your donation may be tax-deductible as permitted by law.

Thank you for helping us turn compassion into action. Together, we can help our neighbors in Senegal see a brighter future. 🇸🇳

10/03/2026

Every child deserves to feel safe, respected, and valued at school.

As Education Committee Chair of the Minneapolis NAACP, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, I want parents, guardians, and caregivers to know that you do not have to face concerns about racism or discrimination alone.

If your child has experienced racial harassment, discrimination, or unfair treatment at school, please reach out to our Education Committee. We want to listen, understand your concerns, and discuss how we can help you identify next steps.

Your child’s voice matters. Your concerns deserve to be heard, and your child’s opportunity to learn and thrive matters.

Please contact me directly to connect with our committee. To protect your child’s privacy, avoid sharing names or sensitive details in public comments.

Together, we can work toward schools where every student belongs and has the opportunity to succeed.

Samba Fall
Education Committee Chair
Minneapolis NAACP

09/13/2026

Multicultural Kids Network promotes cultural unity by celebrating and understanding our differences. Our mission is to bring people together, build mutual respect, and create stronger, more inclusive communities.

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09/13/2026

My heartfelt thanks to every member of the Minneapolis NAACP Executive Committee for organizing an outstanding 2026 Freedom Fund Dinner tonight.

I am deeply grateful to all our members, friends, community partners, and supporters who joined us to witness and celebrate our rootedness in justice and our rising in power.

Your presence, commitment, and continued support strengthen our collective work for justice, equality, dignity, and opportunity for all. Together, we remain rooted in our history, united in purpose, and determined to build a more just and powerful future.

Thank you for making this evening truly meaningful and unforgettable!

Samba Fall
Executive Director | Multicultural Kids Network

Minneapolis NAACP | Education Committee