Minnesota Alliance on Crime
155 South Wabasha St,
Suite 104
St. Paul, MN 55107

ph: 612-940-8090

ed@mnallianceoncrime.org

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Membership

 

Interested in Joining the Minnesota Alliance on Crime?

We have begun the Minnesota Alliance on Crime’s (MAC) annual membership drive for FY 2012/13 (July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2012). 

Your support for MAC is not only greatly valued but also crucial to our success. With your help in the past, we were able to minimize state legislative cuts to crime victim grant programs to 4%. This is a great accomplishment in light of the massive state deficit and the potential 35% cut that was originally passed by the Legislature. Strength in MAC’s membership was critical to this achievement.  With another budget year at the Legislature around the corner, your continued support is crucial.

With your support, MAC represents the general crime victim voice at the Minnesota Legislature and with many other organizations, including the  Minnesota Human Trafficking Task Force, the Minnesota Identity Theft Coalition, and others.  MAC also works with the Office of Justice Programs, the MN Coalition Against Sexual Assault, and the MN Coalition For Battered Women to offer relevant training and assistance. 

Your support makes it possible for MAC to offer free or deeply discounted training opportunities.  These trainings include both in-person trainings and webinars.   

Membership benefits include a quarterly newsletter and monthly e-updates.  We have recently started a listserv discussion group for our members to use to discuss cases or issues of concern. 

Other benefits of membership include: professional networking and resource sharing, and access to national, statewide and local resources related to crime victim information and policies.

Individual membership is $45 and program (covers entire organization) membership is $65.  Victims can join for free.

Simply fill out the 2012/13 Membership Form and return it with your check ($45 for Individual Membership/$65 for Program Membership).   

Thank you and we look forward to providing you with excellent service in the upcoming year!

MAC Membership Benefit

  • Quarterly Newsletter
  • E-mail Updates
  • Listserv Discussion Group 
  • Resources
  • Professional Networking
  • Quarterly Training Opportunities
  • Monthly Board Meetings
  • Access to State Resources
  • Input Regarding Victim-Related Legislation
  • Part of a unique victim services coalition that promotes the interests of victims of all crime.

MAC Members Provide The Following Services:

  • Crisis Intervention
  • Emergency Services
  • Support Services
  • Court Related Services
  • Legal Resources
  • Community Education
  • Victim Advocacy
  • Referrals
  • Assistance Requesting Restitution
  • Assistance Applying for Reparations

Not all MAC Member programs are the same, but they are all committed to upholding the rights of victims and witnesses of crime in Minnesota.

 

 2012/2013 MAC Members

  • Anoka County Victim Witness Services
  • Blue Earth County Attorney's Office
  • Brown County Probation
  • Carver County Attorney's Office
  • Chisago County Attorney's Office Victim Witness Program
  • Cook County Attorney's Office
  • Council on Crime and Justice
  • Crow Wing County Victim Services
  • Freeborn County Crime Victim Crisis Center
  • Friends Against Abuse
  • Hands of Hope Resource Center
  • Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota
  • Isanti County Victim Services
  • Itasca County Attorney's Office
  • Jacob Wetterling Resource Center, NCPTC
  • Lake County Attorney's Victim Witness Program
  • Lakes Crisis & Resource Center
  • Le Sueur County Victim Witness Program
  • Martin County Victim Services
  • Meeker County Attorney’s Office
  • Meeker County Sheriff's Office
  • Mille Lacs County Victim Assistance Program
  • Minnesota Restorative Services Coalition
  • Minnesotans for Safe Driving
  • Mothers Against Drunk Driving
  • National Child Protection Training Center-Jacob Wetterline Resource Center
  • New Horizons Crisis Center
  • OutFront Minnesota
  • Pathways of West Central MN Inc.
  • Parents of Murdered Children (POMC) – Minnesota Hope Chapter
  • Ramsey County Attorney’s Office
  • Rice County Attorney’s Office
  • Safe Avenues
  • Someplace Safe
  • Stearns County Attorney’s Office
  • Tri-County Victim Witness Program
  • Washington County Attorney's Office
  • Watonwan County Victim Witness Program
  • White Earth DOVE Program
  • WINDOW Victim Services
  • Winona County Victim Services
  • Women of Nations
  • Wright County Victim Witness Program

 

There are other individual and program members who have requested to not be listed on our website.

 

 

 

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Minnesota Alliance on Crime
155 South Wabasha St,
Suite 104
St. Paul, MN 55107

ph: 612-940-8090

ed@mnallianceoncrime.org