IN the Community

One of Himle Horner’s core values is to encourage and support our employees as they seek ways to become actively involved with the organizations of their choosing.  We are proud of the extensive commitment put forth by the staff of Himle Horner to provide leadership and make a difference with the gift of their time and talents. 

Himle Horner’s current and previous community/volunteer/pro-bono involvement includes: 

Public Service

• State Representative, Minnesota Legislature
• Commissioner, Metropolitan Airports Commission
• Supreme Court Task Force on Jury Reform
• Office of the State Auditor Best Practices in Local Government Advisory Committee

Community / Social Services

• Board of Trustees, Minnesota Women’s Foundation
• The LEAD Project
• Warrior to Citizen Campaign
• Industry Square Project Committee, City of Minneapolis
• American Red Cross

Education

• Vice Chair, Board of Trustees, Gustavus Adolphus College
• Co Chair, Breck School Annual Fund
• Advisory Panel, M.A. Strategic Communication Program at the University of Minnesota School of Journalism 

Health Care

• Board of Directors, Children’s Heart Fund (now Heartlink)

Public and Fiscal Policy

• Executive Committee, Public Affairs Council
• Executive Committee, Urban Land Institute
• President, Minnesota Taxpayers Association
• Fellow’s Policy Program, University of Minnesota Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs
• Board of Directors, Southwest Corridor Transportation Committee
• Equality Minnesota

Environment

• Board of Directors, Nature Conservancy
• Board of Directors, Freshwater Foundation

Arts

• Board of Trustees, Minneapolis Institute for the Arts
• Minnesota Center for Photography
• Bloomington Art Center

Himle Horner’s current and previous philanthropy includes: 
Himle Horner is proud to be affiliated with the Minnesota Keystone Program, which recognizes and honors companies that donate at least 2% of their pre-tax earnings to the community. Himle Horner has contributed at least 5% of pre-tax profits to communities and charities since the firm was founded.

• United Way
• Minneapolis Crisis Nursery
• Arthritis Foundation
• Second Harvest
• Minnesota Private College Fund
• YMCA
• Children's Theatre
• Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
• Emergency Food Shelf Network
• TPT – Twin Cities Public Television
• Boy Scouts of America
• Muscular Dystrophy Association
• American Cancer Association
• Transit for Livable Communities
• The Aliveness Project
• Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
• The Caring Tree
• University of Saint Thomas ThreeSixty
• Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches Development Foundation
• Minneapolis Institute of Arts
• Cornerstone
• The Bridge for Runaway Youth
• Minnesota Public Radio