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Rakhma Homes

Paul. https://give.mn/pdpumf We have 3 memory care residential houses in the Twin Cities. Rakhma Joy, 123 South Wheeler Street, St.

Rakhma Homes is a Minnesota-based non-profit organization serving individuals with memory loss within the comfort of a familiar, home environment, with locations in Minnetonka, Minneapolis, and St. Paul, MN 55105

Rakhma Peace, 4953 Aldrich Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55419

Rakhma Grace, 5126 Mayview Road, Minnetonka, MN 55345

The homes have 10-15 resident capacity each and are located residential areas.

02/27/2026

We celebrated Horace’s birthday earlier this week with cupcakes, his favorite meal, and lots of birthday songs 🎉🧁

It was a sweet day filled with smiles, good food, and everyone gathering around to make him feel extra special. Happy Birthday, Horace! 💙

02/25/2026

A little late posting… but the love at Joy Home deserves to be shared 💗

Our Valentine’s party was filled with coloring and creative projects, sweet treats, laughter around the table. Residents, family volunteers, and staff came together to make the day feel warm, and full of connection.

02/24/2026

Valentine’s Day at Peace was filled with painting projects 🎨, themed treats 🍓, festive decorations 💕, and the sweetest moments shared between residents, families, and staff 🤍. From creative hands at work to smiles around the table, it was a beautiful reminder that love lives in the little things.

02/13/2026

Proud to represent Rakhma at LeadingAge—connecting with leaders, learning from innovators, and bringing back ideas that strengthen how we serve elderly adults living with dementia. 💚

02/04/2026

Did you know? 🤔 Follow along as we share facts and insights about dementia care, memory loss, and what makes Rakhma so unique.

02/02/2026

Dreaming back to warmer days 💛 Last August, Peace Home residents enjoyed bike rides through the neighborhood with Cycling Without Age – Minneapolis Park Board - a volunteer-led program that offers free community rides and moments of connection out in the fresh air. 🚲🌳

01/28/2026

Meeting residents where they are matters. A little movement and shared laughter at Joy Home offered comfort, engagement, and calm when sleep was hard to find. 💛🎈

01/26/2026

There’s something really special about slowing down together. At Peace Home, reusable word finds and water painting create gentle focus, meaningful moments, and lots of smiles. Activities thoughtfully chosen to support independence and connection. 💛♻️

01/12/2026

Removing barriers means preserving home.

After years of planning, the Grace Home elevator project is nearly complete — a critical step toward ensuring more residents can remain in the small, familiar homes they know and trust.

But delays, rising costs, and new building requirements pushed the project hundreds of thousands of dollars beyond our original projections.

Now, we need your help to cross the finish line.

Every gift — at any level — helps remove barriers and preserve real homes, real relationships, and real choice.

Donate today: https://www.rakhma.org/donate

Leave a lasting legacy at Rakhma.

Donors who give $1,000 or more in December and January may include their name, a memorial, or a business name on a permanent plaque near the new Grace Home elevator.

Your support helps ensure accessibility never decides who belongs.

01/07/2026

When stairs become a barrier, home can be at risk.

At Rakhma’s Grace Home, a beloved resident once faced the possibility of losing his familiar home simply because he could no longer safely use stairs. After a medical event and a hospital stay, returning home wasn’t guaranteed — not because he didn’t belong, but because accessibility stood in the way.

Our team refused to accept that outcome. Through persistence, relationship-based care, and deep familiarity, he was able to return home to the routines, caregivers, and sense of belonging he relied on.

His story is one example of why accessibility matters so deeply in memory care — and why removing barriers can mean the difference between staying home and being forced to leave it.

In the coming days, we’ll be sharing more about the progress we’ve made — including an elevator project designed to ensure more residents can remain in the homes they know — and how our community can help us cross the finish line.

11/21/2025

Thank you.
Whether you donated, shared a post, sent encouragement, or simply followed along with our stories this Give to the Max Day, we are deeply grateful.

Because of your generosity, Rakhma raised $8,223 toward our mission.
Every single gift helps protect a model of care that is quickly disappearing in Minnesota — small, home-like environments where residents are seen for who they are, not defined by a diagnosis or a medical file.

Yesterday, you helped us bridge the gap between what the system will support and what humanity requires. You helped ensure that people like Barb, Adam’s residents, the painter with the railing, the woodworker in the basement, and Ron* have access to dignity, purpose, stability, and true home.

You showed us — once again — that Rakhma is sustained by the people who believe in this mission just as deeply as we do.

Thank you for standing with us.
Thank you for helping us care with heart.
And thank you for keeping this rare model alive for the families who need it most.

*Name changed to protect identity.

Rakhma Homes

A Champion of Rakhma’s Mission
Today we want to recognize someone who embodies Rakhma’s mission in every possible way.

Our $10,000 matching donor, Rick Onsrud, whose wife Sandra lived at the Peace Home, continues to support Rakhma as both a volunteer and a donor. Last year, Rick made a historic $100,000 gift ahead of our 40th anniversary event.

Rick’s generosity reflects something we see often at Rakhma:
our strongest champions are the people who have lived this mission alongside us.

Families who have experienced the compassion of our homes firsthand are the ones who continue to carry the mission forward — just as Rick does, year after year.

We are deeply grateful for him, for Sandra’s memory, and for every family member who becomes part of the Rakhma community long after their loved one has passed.

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4953 Aldrich Avenue S
Minneapolis, MN
55419

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

(612) 824-2345

Website

http://www.rakhma.org/

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We have 4 memory care residential houses in the Twin Cities and follow a person-centered care model, which is committed to the personal preferences of individuals from all backgrounds. Rakhma Joy, 123 South Wheeler Street, St. Paul, MN 55105 Rakhma Peace, 4953 Aldrich Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55419 Rakhma Grace, 5126 Mayview Road, Minnetonka, MN 55345

Rakhma Harmony, 5403 Minnaqua Dr., Golden Valley, MN 55422 The homes have 10-15 resident capacity each and are located residential areas.