We are here to provide academic programming for the purpose of educating student scholars for future success. We are working to build a community-minded village of people who share our heart and passion for the support and well-being of children/youth–and are willing to assist us with our efforts.
We are here to provide academic programming for the purpose of educating student scholars for future success. We are working to build a community-minded village of people who share our heart and passion for the support and well-being of children/youth–and are willing to assist us with our efforts.
Provide college readiness programs and services to influence academic behaviors and potentially to obtain academic or athletic scholarships.
Develop or obtain a facility to deliver programming in a safe and inviting environment for youth and families.
Address the educational, health and wellness disparities that plague the Greater Twin Cities Community and primarily impacting the African-American community.
Improve the lives of individuals in our community by providing high quality academic, athletic and health and wellness programming.
Provide synergy between the academic, athletic and health and wellness programming to ensure participation by clients in complementary programs.
The groundbreaking of the new teen center marks more than progress—it marks a powerful return. What began as childhood memories spent on these very grounds is now fueling a bold mission to give back. This moment is more than symbolic—it’s the beginning of something transformative.
On July 23, Zanewood hosted its first Youth & Family Anti-Violence Game Night at The Wood, creating an evening centered on connection, community, and meaningful time together. The event brought
Cindy Hill and Chuck Hill, co-founders of Minnesota CHILL Foundation, had the honor of attending The Link’s sold-out 10th Annual Gala at the Armory, joining a powerful room of leaders,
The Teen Center The Wood Zanewood Recreation Center stands as more than just a new facility. It represents a commitment to creating intentional spaces where young people feel seen, supported,
A 10-week training initiative that will provide two cohorts of 16- to 24-year-olds with the opportunity to work alongside IT professionals and certified technicians, learning introduction to Information Technology (IT)
Founded in 2011, the Minnesota CHILL Foundation, is a 501c(3) non-profit organization that has been one of the most successful youth programs in Minnesota.
The CHILL Foundation recognizes education as the key factor in the development of Minnesota’s youth. We strive to close education and opportunity gaps with our academic and athletic programming.
C.H.I.L.L. Stands for Community Helping Individuals Live and Learn.
“We’re going to be a S.T.E.M. focused program; Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Mathematics. We want to focus on our kids having a well rounded approach so that they can have an opportunity to have equitable access to grow and learn on the things that they are well at.” – Chuckie Hill, Director of Education
