In the School Based Mentoring Program, a Kinship match spends 30 minutes together on a given day, at a set time, each week at school during the school day.
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In the Traditional Community Based Mentoring Program, a Kinship match spends time together three or four times each month engaging in activities such as fishing, gardening, biking, playing ball, cooking and more.
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Donate online to KINSHIP OF POLK COUNTY INC. Thank you! Your help is greatly appreciated! Kinship of Polk County is a non-profit mentoring agency that relies heavily on the generosity of its supporters.
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Catch up with The Kindred Spirit!
It is not abnormal for Kinship matches to close once the mentee hits a certain ageusually when the busyness of high school sets in. And it is almost always a given that Kinship matches will close if either the mentor or mentee moves out of the area because distance makes regular contact difficult. But it was actually these very circumstances that led our featured match to get involved with Kinship.
Volunteer Opportunities You CAN make a difference! Helping children meet the challenges of growing up is the goal of Kinship. Many children are growing up without adequate adult support. To…
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Lisa started with Kinship in 2010 as a Service Coordinator. She took on the role of Executive Director in 2015.
Karalee is Kinship's Program Manager and Service Coordinator for Osceola, Dresser and St Croix Falls. She has been with Kinship since 2000.
Amy is the Service Coordinator for Amery, Clayton and Clear Lake. She has been with Kinship since 2001.
Sarah is the Service Coordinator for Frederic, Luck and Unity. She has been with Kinship since 2015.
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