Angela Blake Foundation

10/12/2026

Mark your calendars! On November 19, Minnesota comes together for Give to the Max Day and the Angela Blake Foundation needs YOU! For six years we've committed to equipping secondary students with backpacks, school supplies, and real-world experiences that build capable futures. This GiveMN season, help us keep going.

10/09/2026

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Life has a way of testing us when we least expect it. There are seasons when everything feels heavy, progress seems impossible and hope feels just out of reach. In those moments, it's easy to wonder if all the effort i...

10/06/2026

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10/05/2026

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we are going PINK to stand in solitude with the women and families who are fighting, fought, healing and heald. You are doing your part, so we will do ours.

10/04/2026

Thank you to Saint Wick Candle Company for sponsoring our Inaugural Children and Family Safety Workshop. Your generosity is what helps fuel our mission

09/30/2026

At the Angela Blake Foundation's Children & Family Safety Workshop, we were honored to hear from Detective Zachman of the Rogers Police Department as he shared practical safety tips every family can use.

One of the most important messages from his presentation was the value of children knowing key family information, including their parents' names, phone numbers, and home address. In an emergency, this knowledge can help first responders quickly reunite a child with their family.

Detective Zachman shared a simple but powerful strategy he uses with his own children: repetition. Consistent reinforcement can make all the difference when it matters most.

Safety preparation does not have to be complicated. Small, everyday habits can build confidence and potentially save lives.

Thank you to Detective Zachman and the Rogers Police Department for helping families learn practical ways to keep children safe.

Watch the full video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/1bba3vxc40Y?is=TGdkiYl-T-818ofL

At the Angela Blake Foundation's Children & Family Safety Workshop,...

09/30/2026

There are over 1,000 companies that utilize as their corporate giving platform. The Angela Blake Foundation has benfited from generous donations through corporate givings and are extremely grateful for each and everyone who made a conscious decision to donate hard earned money to a worthy cause.

Thank You and please stay connected to see the impact your generosity is making. 💜

09/29/2026

OfficeMax /Office Depot's Small Business Spotlight Initiative has been an amazing resource for the Angela Blake Foundation. Their support has helped us bring our community events to life by providing valuable products and resources every step of the way.

What makes this initiative so special is that Office Depot has supported every event we've hosted by getting our mission in front of hundreds of people for free. Their commitment to supporting small businesses and nonprofits creates opportunities for organizations like ours to make a greater impact.

We're incredibly grateful for Office Depot's continued support of us and in the community.

09/28/2026

The Angela Blake Foundation hosted a Children & Family Safety Workshop focused on equipping families with resources, knowledge, and practical strategies to help keep children safe and thriving.

One of the highlights was hearing from Dr. Obehi Okojie of Transformative Pediatrics, who shared insights on a rapidly evolving challenge facing families today: navigating AI and digital information responsibly. A key takeaway from the discussion was that AI can be an incredibly useful tool, but it is not always a reliable source of truth. AI systems are designed to generate responses that are helpful and relevant, which can sometimes result in information that sounds convincing while being inaccurate or incomplete.

As AI becomes more integrated into daily life, helping children and families develop critical thinking skills, verify information, and evaluate sources is becoming just as important as teaching traditional safety skills. Thank you to Dr. Okojie for sharing expertise.


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The Angela Blake Foundation hosted a Children & Family Safety Works...