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Slow Flip was established in 2013 with the goal of helping individuals who have been excluded from the traditional mortgage process to achieve their dream of owning a home. Slow Flip wanted to provide homebuyers with the option to purchase nearly any home on TheMLSonline.com. Slow Flip then helps their clients improve their financial and credit stability. To achieve this goal, Slow Flip reimagined the traditional contract for deed process and created a program that has helped dozens of homeowners.

Peterson Shoes is a family-owned shoe store that has been an Anoka mainstay for over 77 years. They specialize in stylish, comfortable shoes and orthotic shoe inserts. With a cobbler and podiatrist on staff as well, Peterson shoes offers a holistic shoe shopping experience.

Since 1974, Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) has created programs that strengthen families during difficult times. RMHC provides vital resources and compassionate care to children and their families being served by leading hospitals worldwide. Core RMHC programs – Ronald McDonald House, Ronald McDonald Family Room, and Ronald McDonald Care Mobile programs – provide access to health care and enable family-centered care. RMHC helped lessen the burden for millions of families in 2018. To fund these programs, they rely on charity. The RMHC Donation Boxes collect a dime here, a quarter there, but when millions of people across the U.S. drop change into a box at a McDonald’s Restaurant, it makes a big impact. The RMHC Donation Box program inside McDonald’s restaurants is their largest on-going fundraiser.

Retail Tech, Inc. is a group of talented, hardworking and caring individuals coming together for one purpose: to provide retailers, grocers, hospitality chains, and third-party maintenance companies their ideal Point of Sales (POS) solution. Retail Tech was founded in 2000 as a company selling low-cost alternatives to new and refurbished POS equipment. Today, Retail Tech has evolved into a full-service company offering a broad spectrum of new and refurbished hardware, integration, deployment, and installation services.

Quad Cities Community Television (QCTV) is a local cable channel that provides information and broadcasts on city government, local sports, and community activities for the northern Twin Cities suburban cities of Andover, Anoka, Champlin, and Ramsey. They wanted to redesign their website to start online broadcasting and streaming, using their current broadcasting system to serve as a streaming service for the community. They wanted to offer video on demand files and livestream, as well as a bookmarking service for community meetings to inform the public.