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Lee Carlson Center is a nonprofit mental health and well-being provider. Their mission is to ALWAYS work on behalf of the community each and everyday. They are here to help us in times of need and don't be afraid to reach out. During this time, we need guidance more than ever and Lee Carlson Center is here to helps us navigate through whatever we may be facing. No matter what the problem may be, Lee Carlson Center is here for you, and now they can be there virtually! They have converted all of their amazing programs to a virtual platform, and they invite you to check it out for yourself and see what they all have to offer.

Alchemy offers group fitness courses that combine Yoga, Strength Training and Conditioning! It's an all in one offering for someone looking for the optimum fitness experience. They have been doing online courses for over 3 years now so they are ahead of the game when it comes to providing safe at home fitness classes. They also developed a fitness and weight lifting tool called "The Torpedo" and you have check it out at www.alchemy365.com. They combined a few different workout tools to make the ultimate piece of performance workout equipment. On top of all that they have really expanded their online presence to adjust to the Stay at Home order we are all facing. From stimulating workouts to exciting live stream fitness classes, Alchemy 365 has it ALL covered 365 days a year! We are still open for biz and want to help you stay healthy and in shape while you are at home.

Jason and Alexis speak with Joanne Stadnik from Voyage Healthcare,(Formerly North Clinic) who addresses how their patients can still get care during these uncertain times.

We represent approximately 750 independently owned auto repair and service centers across Minnesota. They are deemed critical services during this Stay at Home order. We are an essential part of our community and we are here to help you. We want to help you and keep our employees employed during these difficult times. To make this happen we are staying clean and practicing safe procedures to keep our customers and employees safe.

Colleen Lindstrom and Bradley Traynor interview Rob from Commons Water to talk about how his business is serving the community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Today, Jason and Alexis speak with Lisa Crain from Rosedale Center for her positive plans for the future, and how some of her retailers are reaching their customers.

Crisco, Dez and Ryan talk with Sleep Number

CEO of PrairieCare Todd Archbold joins the to talk about their mental health care facilities and how necessary their services are especially during the coronavirus crisis.

We are taking a different and safer approach to Race for the Cure this year! With everything going on in our world today Susan G. Komen has made the safe and responsible choice to cancel the walk at Southdale Center this year, but we are still going to come together as a community and raise money through a Virtual Race for the Cure. You can do you race wherever you want and however you want. In fact, you have till June 10th to complete your race/walk, which is month to get moving! Just because we are alone now doesn't mean we can't virtually come together to make a difference.