Kingfield Neighborhood Association (KFNA)

Kingfield Neighborhood Association (KFNA) is made up of your neighbors, and we are proud to be your most local non-profit!

We LOVE Kingfield (we may be biased, but think it's the best neighborhood in Minneapolis!) We know you love everything that makes Kingfield unique too. As you can imagine, a significant amount of time and money to go into all of our beloved events and initiatives. Historically KFNA was funded almost entirely by the city of Minneapolis, but in more recent years we have faced a 66% funding reduction.

To keep our events, programming, communications, and staff going for years to come we need YOU!

Special free gift! The first 19 people who either make a $5+ sustaining monthly donation or a $100+ one-time donation on Give to the Max Day (Nov. 20) will receive a free " I Heart Kingfield" locally printed cotton tote bag. To be delivered in coming weeks by a KFNA board member.

Kingfield had so many bright spots in 2025! Some KFNA highlights were:

- Empty Bowls in February raised a record amount of money and was able to support local food justice efforts at Beacon Housing, TRUST Inc. Meals on Wheels, and Harvest From the Heart.

- Green initiatives like the E-Waste recycling drive in October, Neighborhood Garage Sale in May, Earth Day Neighborhood Cleanup (120 participants!) in April, and the Garden Tool Swap enabled neighbors to reuse hundreds of items in May.

- Community gatherings for FUN included PorchFest in June (with over 80 outdoor concerts - in one evening!), Indoor PorchFest in November, the Sap Tap Pancake Breakfast in March, Garden Tour in July, and a recurring daytime Cribbage Circle for seniors at Judson.

- The KFNA board and volunteers loved delivering Sebastian Joe's ice cream to block parties on National Night Out in August.

- We remain as one of the highest voter turnout neighborhoods in the city. We hope you hosted a non-partisan yard sign and enjoyed a hot beverage and treat at one of our polling party tents.

What does KFNA do besides bring neighbors together and create community connections? 

- Help reduce crime and organize neighbors around community safety - the Safety Club was officially rebooted in 2025 by a group of neighbors who conduct weekly safety walks

- Plan and execute infrastructure projects benefiting the Kingfield neighborhood

- Communication for departments within the City of Minneapolis

If you value the events we put on in the neighborhood, the advocacy for safety and affordable housing, and having an elected group of neighbors holding regular public meetings to work on issues important to where you live, then please donate to the Kingfield Neighborhood Association today. 

Thank you!

Your 2025 KFNA Board of Directors & Staff