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501(c)(3) nonprofit serving Fridley and surrounding communitiesDonation-based karate · Volunteer-powered

Community Warriors in action

When people serve together, communities grow stronger.

Community Warriors brings students, families, Supporting Members, and neighbors together through cleanups, tournament support, fundraising, events, and projects with local partners. You do not have to practice karate to take part.

Two children and an adult volunteer taking part in a Moore Lake Park cleanup.
Moore Lake Park · FridleyServe where you live.

Service is part of the program

What we practice becomes what we contribute.

At Delta Kai, leadership and service are not separate from personal development. Students learn to take responsibility, work with others, and use their growing confidence to help the people and places around them.

Many ways to contribute

Where Community Warriors help.

Service can be a single afternoon, an ongoing role, or a path toward leadership. Every contribution matters.

01

Tournament & Event Support

Help events run smoothly through setup, hospitality, organization, and hands-on support.

02

Community Cleanups

Care for shared spaces through neighborhood and park cleanups that welcome students, families, and community volunteers.

03

Fundraising & Community Events

Bring people together around events that strengthen Delta Kai and support meaningful local work.

04

Projects With Community Partners

Work alongside local organizations on projects responding to real community needs.

Featured impact story

Clean. Train.
Connect.

Moore Lake Park

Taking care of the place we call home.

Delta Kai adopted Moore Lake Park in partnership with Fridley Parks and Recreation. Our cleanup trainings combine service, movement, and time together in a place our community shares.

Delta Kai volunteers using litter grabbers during a Moore Lake Park cleanup.
Families and volunteers gather with gloves, cleanup bags, and litter grabbers.
A young Community Warrior holding a cleanup bag at Moore Lake Park.
Young people learn that caring for their neighborhood is something they can do now.
01

Clean

We work together to pick up litter and care for the park.

02

Train

After the cleanup, anyone who wants to can join an outdoor karate training.

03

Connect

Service and training create fellowship among students, families, and neighbors.

Join a Future Cleanup →Explore Leadership & Service

More impact stories

Real projects. Shared effort. Growing impact.

As Community Warriors complete more projects, this page will grow with photographs and stories from the people who participated. We will share real work and real outcomes—never placeholders presented as accomplishments.

Next storyCommunity work in progress

New stories will be added after each project is completed and documented.

Growth through service

What service develops.

Community service gives young people meaningful practice with the qualities Delta Kai asks them to carry into school, work, family, and community life.

01

Teamwork

02

Responsibility

03

Compassion

04

Communication

05

Leadership

See How Programs Support Growth →

Choose your level of involvement

Start where you are.

No karate experience is required. Join once, serve regularly, help plan, or grow into leadership.

01

One event

Start with a cleanup, tournament, or community event.

02

Regular service

Join Community Warriors when projects fit your schedule.

03

Help plan

Support the preparation and coordination behind an event.

04

Lead

Take responsibility for a project and help others contribute.

Community partners

Strong work grows through partnership.

Community Warriors works with local organizations to identify useful projects and create welcoming ways for people to participate.

A young Community Warrior holding a cleanup bag at Moore Lake Park.

Whether you train with us or not

Make a difference
with us.

There is a place for students, families, supporters, and neighbors in Community Warriors. Bring your time, your ideas, and your willingness to help.

Supported by people who believe community matters.

Delta Kai is a volunteer-powered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Supporting Members and community partners help keep karate accessible and make service projects possible.