Want to support Saint Paul College students but not sure where to start? Here are FIVE ways you can make a difference beyond a traditional donation!
Giving Tuesday is more than a global day of giving – it’s a philanthropic movement designed to harness our collective spirit of kindness and support. In that spirit, and recognizing that everyone has different resources and ways to give back, we have unique options for you to get involved and support our students and our community.
Beyond traditional donations, there are many ways to make a difference in the lives of these students and contribute to our thriving Saint Paul College community. Whether you have time, talent, or treasure to share, you can find a way to make an impact!
Here are five unique ways to show your support:
Pamper yourself (and support students!)
Book a haircut, facial, or massage at our student-run salon and clinic. It’s a win-win!
Encourage a friend, family member, or colleague to apply to Saint Paul College. Spring semester is a great option, with plenty of financial aid opportunities, including the North Star Promise.
Saint Paul College is reimagining what a campus residency can be. Drawing inspiration from the artist‑in‑residence tradition, the new IN/PLACE program invites advocates, alumni, artists, and archivists to partner with our community across two semesters to spark connection, creativity, and belonging.
Two faculty members from Saint Paul College, Mindy Travers (Human Resources) and Thomas Hillstead (Cabinetmaking) were recently honored with 2026 Outstanding Educator Awards by the Minnesota State Board of Trustees.
Lindsay Bejblik’s journey—from social justice and Montessori education to wellness and healing—reflects her lifelong commitment to growth, resilience, and service, now culminating in SPC’s Massage Therapy program.
A young musician discovers her voice at Saint Paul College, gaining the mentorship and foundation that launched her journey from PSEO student to nationally performed composer.
Alexis Dongeis, 19, and Cecelia “Cece” Washington, 66, come to Saint Paul College’s Pharmacy Technician program from different generations but with shared determination.