Free Food Distribution Dates Announced
#SMSCgives Food Distribution FAQs
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (SMSC), in partnership with the CAP Agency, will be hosting its annual #SMSCgives Free Food Distributions on Wednesday, May 20, Wednesday, June 3, and Wednesday, June 17 in the Dakotah! Ice Center Parking Lot (2100 Trail of Dreams, Prior Lake, MN 55372) in Prior Lake.
Free food and produce sourced from Second Harvest Heartland will be available for pickup on all three dates from 3-6pm (while supplies last). Please note, vehicles may begin lining up no earlier than 2pm.
Honoring the tradition of wóokiya (generosity and helping), the SMSC has a strong tradition of helping others and continually investing in people, neighbors, local organizations, and Native tribes across the country. Learn more about the SMSC’s philanthropic efforts and initiatives at shakopeedakota.org/philanthropy/.
#SMSCgives Free Food Distribution #1
Date: Wednesday, May 20
Time: 3-6pm (while supplies last)
Location: Dakotah! Ice Center Parking Lot (2100 Trail of Dreams, Prior Lake, MN 55372)
#SMSCgives Free Food Distribution #2
Date: Wednesday, June 3
Time: 3-6pm (while supplies last)
Location: Dakotah! Ice Center Parking Lot (2100 Trail of Dreams, Prior Lake, MN 55372)
#SMSCgives Free Food Distribution #3
Date: Wednesday, June 17
Time: 3-6pm (while supplies last)
Location: Dakotah! Ice Center Parking Lot (2100 Trail of Dreams, Prior Lake, MN 55372)
About the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community
The Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community is a federally recognized, sovereign Dakota tribal government located southwest of Minneapolis/St. Paul. Following a Dakota tradition of generosity, the SMSC is one of the top philanthropists in Minnesota and is dedicated to helping build strong, healthy communities. The tribe is a committed community partner and a leader in protecting and restoring natural resources. The SMSC’s government, Gaming Enterprise and various other enterprises are collectively the largest employer in Scott County and attract millions of visitors to the region. For more information, visit shakopeedakota.org.