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CHUM needs your help with food shelves and general needs for the homeless and low-income in the Duluth area. These want lists can work just about year-round.

With the Warming Center opening and asking for donations, CHUM released their Winter Want List for all their entities.

Are you looking to give back to the community this holiday season? Here's a few places that could use some help.

Due to construction, Minnesota Power will not be erecting their annual Christmas tree this year, instead they made a large donation to three local charities.

Cold weather is already here, and local organizations are working together so that people can get to warming shelters.

Nearly 2 out of 5 students start the school year without all the supplies on their school list. You help kids in the Northland start their year right with an online donation.

Due to the unpredictable nature of the pandemic and the fact that a lot of work would need to soon begin for the 2020 Rhubarb Festival, CHUM has made a difficult decision.

This is certainly a strange and mysterious story, who dropped over 150 cans of Dinty Moore beef stew in Rice Lake Township?

CHUM is looking for some help today with their Adopt-A-Backpack campaign, you can fill a backpack for only $11.

CHUM offers a variety of services to residents in need and one of them is The Food Shelf. March is officially Squash Hunger Month and with your help many people including children will be taken care of.

You may have noticed a brown plastic bag in your mailbox a few days ago. That is all part of the food drive taking place tomorrow. Letter carriers all over the country will be participating in this one day event to help stock local food shelves.

If you are someone who has a special skill you would like to share, or time to spend with kids after school, CHUM needs your help.