Green Dot Greater Grand Forks

Congratulations to the Altru Emergency Department for being selected as the recipient of a dozen donuts by our June Donuts 4 Green Dot winner!

For a chance to win donuts for yourself and another local organization, be sure to enter our next Donuts 4 Green Dot giveaway in August!

Celebrate Pride and enter for a chance to win donuts! Pride Month reminds us that creating safe, inclusive communities is everyone's responsibility and bystander intervention is one powerful way we can support and stand up for LGBTQ+ individuals when it matters most.

Sharing this post and information about Green Dot with a friend could help you win a dozen donuts for yourself and a local organization of your choice. Look below for information on how to enter.

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Giveaway closes this Wednesday June 10th at 12pm and the winner will be announced in the comments. Donuts will be available for pickup on Friday. Details for pickup will be sent to the winner through direct message.

This giveaway is now closed and the winner was Rose Brandt.

Join us at the 701 Coworking Space on June 24th at 11:30am for lunch and a Green Dot overview! After some networking and food, we will share more about the Green Dot strategy and how community members can get more involved and learn the best ways to be an effective bystander.

Food will be provided and all attendees will receive a $20 Visa Gift Card. Register for the overview here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1990393699134?aff=oddtdtcreator

Together, we can shift the culture against violence and make the Greater Grand Forks community safer.

Yesterday was Denim Day, and the Green Dot GGF CORE Team was proud to show our support! Sexual assault has no place in the Grand Forks community, and showing our support though proactive green dots is a great way to spread that message.

For more information about the history behind Denim Day, go to DenimDayInfo.org

Tomorrow, April 29th, is Denim Day for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Wearing denim to show your support for survivors of sexual assault would be considered a proactive green dot, since it shows that sexual violence will not be tolerated in our community!

For more information about the history behind Denim Day, go to DenimDayInfo.org.

Congratulations to the Community Violence Intervention Center for being selected as the recipient of a dozen donuts by our April Donuts 4 Green Dot winner!

For a chance to win donuts for yourself and another local organization, be sure to enter our next Donuts 4 Green Dot giveaway in June!

Welcome back to Donuts 4 Green Dot! It's Sexual Assault Awareness Month(SAAM) and sharing this post and information about Green Dot with friends could help you win a dozen donuts from Sweet Street Bakery for yourself and a local organization of your choice. Look below for information on how to enter.

🍩 Follow our page
🍩 Like this post
🍩 Tag a friend in the comments to let them know about SAAM! (more comments = more entries)
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For additional information about Sexual Assault Awareness Month, go to https://www.nsvrc.org/saam-2026/

Giveaway closes tomorrow, Wednesday April 22nd at 12pm and the winner will be announced in the comments. Details for pickup will be sent to the winner through direct message.

The giveaway is now closed, and the winner is Teresa Eisenman.

According to our most recently available data, 1 in 4 women and 1 in 6 men will experience sexual assault in their lifetime*.

This April, we want to reflect on the statistics surrounding sexual assault and consider how our community can intervene to prevent it using the Green Dot strategy. See our previous post for intervention strategies that you can use to intervene in sexual assault situations.

*These numbers may not accurately portray the true amount of those affected by sexual assault, as many cases go unreported.

This April, use the 3Ds to help prevent sexual assault in our community.

If you feel like someone is in an unsafe situation, you can be DIRECT and check in to make sure they are okay.

If you are concerned about a situation and don't feel comfortable getting involved, you can DELEGATE by asking a bartender or manager to intervene.

If it looks like someone is in a dangerous situation, you can DISTRACT by pretending to know them and leading them away from harm.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) and we want to bring awareness to those affected by this issue and how our community can intervene to prevent it using the Green Dot strategy. Follow along with our social media this month as we share ways that you can help prevent sexual assault and build a culture that doesn't tolerate harmful behavior.

Start the month off right with a Proactive Green Dot by wearing TEAL next Tuesday, April 7th to show support for survivors of sexual assault.