SuperShelf Sites

Certified SuperShelf Sites

Valley Outreach - Stillwater

White Bear Area Emergency Food Shelf

360 Communities - Burnsville Resource Center

360 Communities - Our Daily Bread Food Shelf

360 Communities - Rosemont

Westonka Food Shelf

Waite House Food Shelf - Pillsbury United Communities - Minneapolis

Meeker Area Food Shelves - Litchfield and Dassel Locations

ACBC Emergency Food Shelf - Anoka

ICA Food Shelf - Minnetonka

Community Action Center Northfield

Steele County Food Shelf - Owatonna

The Aliveness Project Food Shelf - Minneapolis

Community Emergency Services - Minneapolis

McLeod Area Food Shelf - Hutchinson and Glencoe locations

Riverworks Food Shelf - Rockford

Catholic Charities Food Shelf of St. Cloud

Department of Indian Work Food Shelf (Interfaith Action) - Saint Paul

Bemidji Community Food Shelf

Kitchen Table Food Shelf - Tracy

Morrison County Food Shelf - Little Falls

Pipestone County Area Food Shelf

Thief River Falls Area Food Shelf

Wabasha Area Food Shelf

Two Harbors Area Food Shelf

Pine River Food Shelf

Dorothy Day Food Pantry - Moorhead

Le Cresent Food Shelf

Sibley County Food Share

Belle Plaine Area Food Shelf

Types of SuperShelf Sites

Certified SuperShelf: Fully certified SuperShelves who excel at providing a welcoming environment for communities to access appealing, healthy food. A Certified SuperShelf has passed the certification tool.

In-Progress: A food shelf that has signed an MOU with the SuperShelf leadership team, and is on its way to transformation. This food shelf has not been certified.

ACBC Food Shelf

SuperShelf NIH Research

Evaluation Sites

These sites have been selected to transform into SuperShelf as part

of the NIH research evaluation grant.

Pilot Sites

These four food shelves helped to test the first full iteration of SuperShelf through the University of Minnesota Extension. These four food shelves were flexible partners, working with SuperShelf to test, edit, and implement a more solidified SuperShelf transformation process. This pilot was funded by BECR and UMN Extension Family Development/SNAP-Ed.

Early Champion Sites

These food shelves helped to create and test the earliest versions of SuperShelf. They dedicated intense time and resources without any significant financial incentives, and SuperShelf is successful because of their previous and continued partnership.

The Instigator

Early on, before we had an idea of what SuperShelf could become, Valley Outreach food shelf in Stillwater was paving the way for this work. They partnered with HealthPartners to complete a healthy food shelf transformation, and this initial transformation serves as the foundation for SuperShelf today.

Waite House

360 - Burnsville

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