Our Partners

 

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Since November 2023, we have received $18,016.00 in Community Partner Funding Applications which are being processed or have been contracted.

We have $0.00 in Community Partner Funding remaining in our budget. Our current grant cycle runs November 2023-October 2024. 

Community Setting

City of Wabasha
City of Kellogg

Healthcare Setting

Elder Network

School Setting

SAIL

Workplace Setting

SAIL

SHIP is a state-based program that works at the local level to support healthier communities by expanding opportunities for active living, healthy eating, and tobacco-free living, thereby helping to reduce the leading causes of chronic disease and death. For information on what it means to partner with Wabasha County SHIP on healthy eating, physical activity, and/or tobacco-free environment projects, please email Tina Moen or call her at 651-565-5200.

 

Interested in partnering and applying for Community Partner Funding?

First, you'll need to discuss your project and learn about allowable expenses, our grant cycle and deadlines with Wabasha County SHIP Coordinator Tina Moen. Email Tina  |  Call 651-565-5200

 

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Community Partner Funding Update

Since November 2022, $25,212.00 in Community Partner Funding Applications have been contracted.

We are currently accepting Community Partner Funding applications for our 2023/2024 grant cycle which began November 1, 2023. 

Thank you to the following organizations
for contracting with us!

Community Setting

City of Kellogg
City of Wabasha
Wabasha Area Food Share

Worksite Wellness Setting

Wabasha Ambulance

Schools Setting

HVED/SAIL
Immanuel Lutheran

Healthcare Setting

Gundersen St. Elizabeth’s Medical Center
Elder Network

Planning to apply for Community Partner Funding?

Learn about our grant cycle, allowable expenses, and deadlines first.
Contact Wabasha County SHIP Coordinator Tina Moen. Email Tina  |  Call 651-565-5200

SHIP is a state-based program that works at the local level to support healthier communities by expanding opportunities for active living, healthy eating, and tobacco-free living, thereby helping to reduce the leading causes of chronic disease and death. For information on what it means to partner with Wabasha County SHIP on healthy eating, physical activity, and/or tobacco-free environment projects, please email Tina Moen or call her at 651-565-5200.

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Community Partner Funding Update

A total of $33,857.00 Community Partner Funding dollars have been awarded November 2021 through October 2022. Thank you to the organizations below for contracting with us.

Thank you to the organizations below for contracting with us!

Community Healthy Eating and Active Living Strategy

  • City of Wabasha

  • Mazeppa Food Shelf

  • Wabasha Farmers Market

Worksite Wellness Strategy

  • Cardinal Health

Schools Strategy

  • Plainview-Elgin-Millville High School

  • St. Felix Catholic School

SHIP is a state-based program that works at the local level to support healthier communities by expanding opportunities for active living, healthy eating, and tobacco-free living, thereby helping to reduce the leading causes of chronic disease and death. For information on what it means to partner with Wabasha County SHIP on healthy eating, physical activity, and/or tobacco-free environment projects, please email Tina Moen or call her at 651-565-5200.

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Community Partner Funding Update

A total of $47,353.00 Community Partner Funding dollars have been awarded November 2020 through October 2021. Thank you to the organizations below for contracting with us. We continue to welcome submissions, but they may not get processed this grant cycle which ends October 2021.

Thank you to the organizations below for contracting with us!

Our Grantees

Community Healthy Eating and Active Living Strategy

  • Wabasha Area Food Share

  • Susan Draves/Lake City Market by the Lake

  • Wabasha Chamber of Commerce

  • Wabasha Main Street

  • Renewing the Countryside for City of Hammond

  • City of Plainview

Healthcare Strategy

  • Wabasha Public Library (Senior Action Team)

  • Wabasha County Parks Rx Project (Nathan Kent, DNR Intern)

  • St. Elizabeth’s Community Foundation

Worksite Wellness Strategy

  • Wabasha County

Schools Strategy

  • HVED/SAIL

  • St. Felix Catholic School

  • Wabasha-Kellogg School District

  • Immanuel Lutheran School

For information on what it means to partner with Wabasha County SHIP on healthy eating, physical activity, tobacco-free environment projects, and/or are interested in applying for SHIP funds, please email Tina Moen, SHIP Coordinator, or call her at 651-565-5200. 

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Community Partner Funding Update

A total of $33,146.00 in mini grants were awarded November 2019 through October 2020. Thank you to the organizations below for contracting with us.

Worksite Wellness Strategy

  • Hiawatha Valley Education District (HVED/SAIL)

Community Healthy Eating and Active Living Strategy

  • Master Gardener Trainees Dr. Amy Sapola and Kris Kruse

  • City of Elgin

  • City of Wabasha

  • Wabasha Farmers Market

  • Wabasha Chamber of Commerce

  • Wabasha Area Food Shelf

  • National Eagle Center

School Strategy

  • Hiawatha Valley Education District (HVED/SAIL)

  • St. Felix School

If you would like information on what it means to partner with Wabasha County SHIP, please email Tina Moen or call her at 651-565-5200. 

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Community Partner Funding Update

$41,680.00 in mini grants were awarded during our November 2018 through October 2019 grant cycle. Thank you to the organizations below for contracting with us.

Wabasha County Statewide Health Improvement Partnership logo

Worksite Wellness Strategy

  • Wabasha County

  • Great River Homes, Inc.

  •  Saint Elizabeth’s Community Development Foundation

Community Healthy Eating and Active Living Strategy

  • City of Wabasha

  • Semcac

  • Wabasha Bicycle Club, Inc. (on behalf of the Wabasha Bike/Walk Advocates)

  • Wabasha County Highway Department

  • Wabasha Area Food Shelf

School Strategy

  • Wabasha-Kellogg Public School District 811

  • Immanuel Lutheran School-Plainview

  • Hiawatha Valley Education District (HVED/SAIL)

If you would like information on what it means to partner with Wabasha County SHIP, please email Tina Moen or call her at 651-565-5200. 

$39,500 in mini-grants were awarded during our previous grant cycle. Thank you to the organizations below for contracting with us.


Worksite Wellness Strategy

  • Lake City Public Schools

  • Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center

  • Great River Homes

  • Wabasha County

Community Healthy Eating & Active Living Strategies

  • City of Wabasha

  • Lake City Market By The Lake

  • SEMMCHRA (Maple Gove Apartments)

  • Wabasha Area Food Shelf

  • Wabasha Farmers Market

  • Semcac

School Strategy

  • Zumbrota-Mazeppa Elementary

  • Lake City Public Schools

Healthcare Strategy

  • Wabasha County

If you would like information on what it means to partner with Wabasha County SHIP, please email Tina Moen or call her at 651-565-5200. 

2018 UPDATES:
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Wall of Success Statewide News

Our work made headlines at the statewide SHIP meeting in July 2018!

Please email Tina Moen or call her at 651-565-5200 to learn how to become part of our success story.

Outside of greenhouse
Wabasha Community Gardens

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Expanding Opportunities and Access in the County

Wabasha County SHIP continues to collaborate with partners across the county.

During the 2016-2017 grant cycle, SHIP worked with a total of 76 partner sites to implement activities that expanded opportunities and access to healthy eating, active living, and tobacco-free living. 

Seeking partner success stories. 

We’re looking for photos, quotes and stories from partners receiving grant funds in order to demonstrate success in Wabasha County. 

Technical assistance and financial support for health improvement efforts that align with SHIP goals have received and approved from the Minnesota Department of Health which oversees Wabasha SHIP.

If you’re a partner who has received grant funding since February 24, 2017 and have not yet sent us your story and photos, please submit to Tina Moen at tmoen@co.wabasha.mn.us.

Partner testimonials:

“Saint Elizabeth’s received SHIP support to create dedicated lactation rooms for our employees. Funding was used to furnish and equip our lactation spaces so breastfeeding moms have the resources they need to continue breastfeeding when they return to work. We are grateful for the partnership of SHIP to advance our worksite wellness initiatives.”

- Jenny Schlagenhaft, Director Community Relations, Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center

“SHIP will brighten the future of our young children. I am proud to be part of this program and cannot wait to teach my knowledge to the youngsters in my care.”    

- Stacey Kruger, child care provider

 

Examples of how we work together:

  • We partner with Wabasha County schools to promote healthy eating through the Farm-to-School program, school-based agriculture and healthy snack carts.

  • We partner with sites that work with farmers markets, emergency food systems, community-based agriculture and food policy councils.

  • We provide kits to child care providers who attend trainings to learn best practices in healthy eating, physical activity and support for breastfeeding.

Community Partner Funding Update

$55,000 in mini-grants have been awarded to the following partners during this grant cycle November 1, 2016 to October 31, 2017:

Worksite Wellness Strategy

  • Lake City School District-Bluffview Elementary

  • Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center

  • Fernbrook Family Center

Community Healthy Eating & Active Living Strategies

  • City of Wabasha

  • Great River Ridge Trail Committee

  • Lake City Market By The Lake

  • Plainview Public Library

  • SEMMCHRA (Maple Gove Apartments)

  • Wabasha Farmers Market

  • Wabasha Area Food Shelf

School Strategy

  • Lake City School District-Lincoln High

  • Wabasha-Kellogg School District

  • Zumbrota-Mazeppa Elementary

Healthcare Strategy

  • Saint Elizabeth’s Medical Center on Behalf of the Senior Action Team