Veterans Support Brigade Donates $5,000 to Boost St. Cloud Community Safety Programs

Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI

Sep 17, 2025 | 4:16 PM

Public Safety Foundation Website

(KNSI) – The Veterans Support Brigade is helping make the area a safer place with a $5,000 donation to the Public Safety Foundation in St. Cloud.

This contribution will directly support the foundation’s ongoing missions to strengthen community safety and support first responders throughout the region.

The local organization is dedicated to supporting veterans, first responders, and community causes. It generates funds through various charitable gaming activities and community events. Their fundraising efforts include pull tabs, e-tabs, bingo games, and popular meat raffles held at partner locations throughout central Minnesota, including Midtown Bar & Grill in St. Cloud, Stone Creek Golf Course Bar & Grill in Foley, Granite City Food & Brewery in St. Cloud, and the Chapala Mexican Restaurant locations in Cambridge and Princeton.

The foundation helps operate the St. Cloud Area Community Outposts (COP Houses) and many programs based out of the facilities. More information about their programs and impact can be found by clicking here.

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