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\nJoin us as we gather to recognize 47 years of the Minnesota Keystone Program at our annual luncheon celebration. This year\, we will be exploring the future of the Minnesota Keystone Program while pausing to celebrate and learn from the 2023 \;Minnesota Keystone honored companies: \;Goff Public\, Fredrikson &\; Byron\, P.A.\, and U.S. Bank. Explore how together\, as a community\, we can all go\, "\;beyond philanthropy"\; at this feel-good inspirational event\, moderated by Chanda Smith Baker. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Small Business Award &ndash\; Goff Public \;
\n\nGoff Public is an independent\, certified women-owned\, communications agency based in Minnesota that provides public relations and public affairs services. Its team of experts are passionate about and invested in their work\, clients\, and communities. Every Goff Public employee is engaged in and helps shape their giving program\, which includes pro bono giving\, board service and engagement\, volunteer events\, and charitable sponsorships and donations. \;
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\n\nMedium Business Award &ndash\; Fredrikson &\; Byron\, P.A. \; \;
\n\nFredrikson &\; Byron\, a 400-member law firm headquartered in Minneapolis and with offices in five surrounding states\, believes they have a duty to give back to their communities. Fredrikson &\; Byron has a long history of providing pro bono legal services to individuals and the organizations that \;serve them to expand access to justice for everyone. \;
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\n\nLarge Business Award &ndash\; U.S. Bank \; \;
\nThe Minneapolis-based company serves millions of customers locally\, nationally\, and globally. U.S. Bank is committed to listening and learning from community and those with lived experience\, taking action and moving beyond philanthropy to engage the human and financial resources of the bank to help close the racial wealth gap. Their philanthropic and community investments are focused specifically on breaking down systemic barriers to racial and economic equity for women\, people of color and low- and moderate-income communities. \;