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Coworking Thursdays - connecting changemakers

Ready to swap your usual work-from-home routine for a room full of inspiration?

Impact & Inboxes is a dedicated space for interns, emerging leaders, and young professionals passionate about purpose-driven work. Whether you’re already building a career in the impact sector or just curious about how to align your day job with your values, you belong here.

Come spend the day in community—get your actual work done, bounce ideas off peers, and spark new collaborations. (And yes, there will be free snacks!)

We’re building a hub for folks working in or curious about:

  • Social Enterprises & Mission-Driven Startups
  • B Corps & Public Benefit Corporations
  • Nonprofits & Foundations
  • Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

Whether you’re looking to expand your network, find a mentor, or simply co-work alongside people who care about making a difference in the Twin Cities, this is your spot.

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Coworking Thursdays - connecting changemakers

Date

September 03, 2026

Time

12:00 am - 12:00 am

Location

Impact Hub Minneapolis - St. Paul
825 Washington Ave SE #200, Minneapolis, MN 55414

Presented by

Impact Hub

Cost

no-cost

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