CIC invites you to
GRASSROOTS TO GLOBAL ADVOCACY
our fall fundraising brunch
October 26, 2024 | 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Larson Hall at the American Swedish Institute
2600 Park Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55407
Larson Hall at the American Swedish Institute
2600 Park Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55407
Children of Incarcerated Caregivers (CIC) was founded in response to the increasing number of children affected by mass incarceration. Our mission is to promote the best interests of children when their parents become incarcerated or otherwise involved in the criminal legal system.
Please join us on October 26, 2024, at the American Swedish Institute’s beautiful Larson Hall. The event will feature:
Through your support of this event, you will help CIC reach more youth affected by parental incarceration.
Large placement of name and/or logo on event website, program, and print materials, with a link to company website
Table for 8 closest to stage
Listed as a partner on CIC’s website for one year
Listed in 2025 Community Report
Verbal recognition on the main stage
Signage opportunity at the event
Recognition in CIC’s newsletter
Recognition in thank you email to fundraiser attendees
Large placement of name and/or logo on event website, program, and print materials
Table for 8 close to stage
Verbal recognition on the main stage
Recognition in thank you email to fundraiser attendees
Listed in 2025 Community Report
Placement of name and/or logo on event website and print materials
Table for 8 at the event
Verbal recognition on the main stage
Recognition in thank you email to fundraiser attendees
Listed in 2025 Community Report
If you’re interested in becoming a sponsor, please fill out this interest form. Individual tickets are on sale now.
Children of Incarcerated Caregivers (CIC) was founded in response to the increasing number of children affected by mass incarceration. Our mission is to promote the best interests of children when their parents become incarcerated or otherwise involved in the criminal legal system.
There is a growing need to focus on the wellbeing of children impacted by parental incarceration. Between 1980 and 2019, the number of incarcerated women in America grew by more than 700%. In 2024, women are still the fastest-growing group of incarcerated persons. Most of these women are mothers.
We advocate for children on a local and international level. Through our CIC Connects program, we bring resources and opportunities to Minnesota youth affected by parental incarceration. Through our legal advocacy work, we advocate for family-focused sentencing practices and alternatives to parental incarceration that keep families intact. Through our Prison Nursery Project, we have established a global network to advocate for the best interests of children who face living in prison with an incarcerated parent.