Donations

The summer months can often be really tough on organizations like The Salvation Army which many people do not think about except for the holidays.

A group of Veterans from Two Harbors have helped out the Northland Ronald McDonald House in a big way.

Life House is collecting items for their clients from clothes to toiletries and of course winter weather gear.

Due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, Duluth Fire Fighters are doing their annual "Fill The Boot" campaign virtually.

The St. Louis County Rescue Squad has a lot of territory to cover and with that is a large amount of equipment needs, prompting a major fundraising campaign.

Neighbors helping neighbors has thrust one local meat market into the spotlight as they are now home-base to help out residents in need.

Two Minnesota Vikings players have donated their salary from the royalties from a Madden Video game .

One parent in Lester Park has started a movement to help out Northland teachers.

Can you imagine the amount of clothes you can collect when a whole entire city goes through their closets and dressers? The City of Superior is hoping to find out.

A few Minnesota Vikings players and the owner of the team made a point to help out the community by donating quite a bit of money towards the victims of the Drake Hotel fire.

If you are out doing school supply shopping for your kids or maybe just happen to be next to the displays, think about grabbing one or tow extra things for the kids.

The Minnesota Super Bowl Committee made it's final contribution in week 52 with as many weeks of giving.