RSM, a consulting company, made a contribution to Second Harvest Northland in Duluth as part of its “Power of Love” campaign. Monday morning, December 16, they presented the food shelf with a check for more than $18-thousand.

The contribution will support Second Harvest’s backpack program.

“This is the 15th anniversary of our Power of Love program,” explained John Evans, Office Managing Partner with RSM. “Through the 15 years, we’ve had $48 million in the aggregate and $5 million this year, which is a record for the program once again.”

A representative with Second Harvest said this contribution will help them provide more than 50-thousand meals to families.

More information on Second Harvest Food Shelf can be found here.