Submitted Photo Town & Country Credit Union representatives present a symbolic check for a $15,000 donation to Project BEE and The Lord’s Cupboard representatives. From left are Gerald Rosie and Mary Carlson, The Lord’s Cupboard; Shannon Webster, senior vice president of marketing, credit union; Calla Abrahamson and Executive Director Liz Larsen, Project BEE; Kalli Schell, interim president/CEO, credit union; Connie Wilson, Project BEE; and Stephanie Silverthorn, vice president of human resources, credit union.

Town & Country Credit Union donated $15,000 to Project BEE’s capital campaign for its Broadway Circle homeless shelter and resource hub.

“Project BEE has been positively impacting the Minot area since 1915 by providing shelter, resources and more to those in need. We’re excited to be able to use our funds to help them expand their impact and help more people through the Broadway Circle project,” said Kalli Schell, interim president/CEO.

Partially funded by National Disaster Resilience Community Development Block Grant funds through the City of Minot, the Broadway Circle project will include a six-unit, pet-friendly family shelter, a 17-unit low- to moderate-income housing unit and space for the Lord’s Cupboard Food Pantry and Welcome Table Soup Kitchen, as well as commercial space. Project BEE is planning to complete the construction of the Broadway Circle building in 2023.