PPL President & CEO Carla Henderson delivered powerful testimony at the Capitol on Feb. 25, urging lawmakers to act swiftly on a critical bill that would keep supportive housing providers from facing devastating funding gaps.
Minnesota’s Contract Alternative Programs have quietly helped thousands of young people rise above the barriers that once held them back. Here’s why the 2026 CAP Building Lease and Facilities Aid bill is essential to protecting their futures.
Mill City Times highlights Karla Henderson’s first year as President & CEO of Project for Pride in Living (PPL), showcasing her leadership, community‑centered vision, and the organization’s growing impact.
To honor the 100th year of Black History Month with intention, we sat down with our own Rashida Jackson for a Q&A on the significance of this month and why it matters to her, both personally and professionally.
PPL's Chief People Officer, Maria Pabon, and her children along with PPL's Director of Communications and Marketing Pauleen Le were interviewed by The New York Times for a story that brings national attention to what many Minnesotans are now navigating amid heightened ICE activity in Minneapolis: whether to carry their passports or proof of citizenship everywhere they go, - not for travel, but for reassurance.
Read how PPL's Opportunity Crossing became a community-centered development born from the ashes of civil unrest after the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis in 2020.
Read a statement from PPL leadership on the recent presence of ICE and border enforcement agents across Minnesota and the impact it's had on the communities we serve.
