Shaping the Future Through Support and Service

Jonathan is a longtime UND Athletics supporter and lifelong resident of Grand Forks. After attending UND, Jonathan managed restaurants in the region before co-founding The Toasted Frog restaurant, which he still owns today. The Toasted Frog now has locations in Grand Forks and Fargo. Jonathan also became co-owner of Urban Stampede Coffee Shop in downtown Grand Forks in 2020. In addition to his business ventures, Jonathan was appointed by Governor Doug Burgum and First Lady Kathryn Burgum to serve as the Managing Director of the Office of Recovery Reinvented for the State of North Dakota, where he works to eliminate the shame and stigma of the disease of addiction throughout the state. He remains in this role today. He has been involved with numerous community initiatives in the region and across the state, including having served on the boards of directors for the UND Alumni Association and Foundation, the Grand Forks Region Economic Development Corporation, the Valley Prosperity Partnership, The Empire Arts Center, the Xcel Energy Advisory Commission, and the Grand Forks Downtown Development Association. He lives in Grand Forks with his wife and three daughters.

A native of Grand Forks, Matt has been involved in UND athletics since his very early days as a member of the Sioux Kids Club. Following a year of collegiate swimming at the University of Wisconsin, Matt transferred home to North Dakota and competed in the swimming and diving program at UND. After earning a BA in Political Science and Public Administration and his law degree from UND, Matt worked in Lima, Peru as a foreign legal consultant. Upon his return to Grand Forks, he realized that his true passion was his family’s business. He committed to carrying on his parent’s legacy, eventually taking over ownership of Bonzer’s Sandwich Pub in 2020. Matt is a firm believer in a vibrant community, serving on the board of directors of the Downtown Development Association, and supporting many local organizations focused on making Grand Forks a great place to be. Matt and his wife Annie live in Grand Forks with their dogs Derby and Tucker.

Originally from Crookston, MN, Kelsey has called Grand Forks home since graduating from the University of North Dakota in 2016. She earned a BS in Kinesiology and is a personal trainer by trade.

With her background in fitness, health, and being a longtime supporter of UND Athletics, Kelsey is well-suited to support NIL opportunities. She brings a strong sense of community engagement, brand-building, and a focus on holistic well-being—qualities that align with helping student-athletes succeed both on and off the field.

Passionate about wellness, Kelsey enjoys being active with her family, working on home DIY projects, and staying involved with local organizations and activities. Kelsey and her husband Curtis live in Grand Forks with their daughter Wesley, and dog Lucy.

The 1883 Collective was formed to provide name, image, and likeness opportunities for student athletes at the University of North Dakota. Our collective will give student athletes the chance to serve the community. It will also act as a connection point with local businesses for promotional purposes. Through these connections, we believe that we can significantly and positively impact Greater Grand Forks while simultaneously creating an environment for student athletes to be more successful. The 1883 Collective exists to create these opportunities in parallel with the University of North Dakota’s mission and values, ultimately creating a stronger university and a stronger state.

The 1883 Collective is not a pay for participation organization. Student athletes will not be compensated just for being athletes.