Twin Metals donates $21,500 to help during COVID-19 pandemic
9 Apr 2020
Twin Metals Minnesota announced they are donating $21,500 to help communities during this outbreak.
The organizations benefiting include:
* $10,000 to United Way of Northeast Minnesota. Funds are currently being matched by the Northland Foundation
* $5,000 to the Ely Food Shelf. Funds are also being matched during the month of April
* $1,500 to Ruby’s Pantry in Babbitt. Funds are being used to distribute food gift cards
* $5,000 to the Babbitt Ambulance to help fund critical items that are needed and in anticipation of increased calls.
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