Completion of new mentor orientation. Be available to spend 4-6 hours per month with a younger adult virtually, over the phone, or in person from September 2021 through May 2022.
To learn more and apply, interested individuals may visit or contact: mentornorth.org/mutual-mentoring, call 218-606-2568 or email
ralsum@mentorduluth.org
Your monetary gifts to the
Salvation Army Food Shelf in July will be matched thanks to a match from Open Your Heart to the Hungry and Homeless, up to $5,000. These added dollars are stretched even further thanks to The Salvation Army’s partnership with Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank and area retailers, allowing food to be purchased for far less than retail cost.
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July 5, 2021
DULUTH, Minn.– For the 7th summer baseball season, the Duluth Huskies and Salvation Army have partnered up for “Every Monday Matters”.
This is an opportunity for fans to donate toiletries or non-perishable food to the Duluth Salvation Army and in return receive a voucher for dollar hot dogs on these Monday night home games at Wade Stadium.
The General Manager of the Huskies spoke about meaning of this partnership and how giving back to those who need it is the most important part.
“It’s very important to give back in the communities you live in, and whether you do it through volunteering, if you become a business leader and you have an opportunity to work out a plan where you can help out a non-profit, any charity or anyone in need its the right thing to do,” Greg Culver, the General Manager, said.