Erickson Orchards Donates Tens Of Thousands Of Pounds Of Apples To Food Bank
Erickson Orchards in Bayfield, Wisconsin, is donating tens of thousands of pounds of apples to the food bank Second Harvest Northland. Volunteers are assisting with the harvest, and the apples will be distributed to food shelves serving the Duluth-Superior region.
Duluth Superior, MN, October 22, 2026 —
Erickson Orchards in Bayfield, Wisconsin, is donating tens of thousands of pounds of apples to Second Harvest Northland, with volunteers helping harvest the fruit. The apples are intended for distribution to food shelves serving the Duluth-Superior region.
The effort connects an orchard in Bayfield with a regional food bank and the food shelves that serve communities in the Duluth-Superior area. Volunteers are assisting with the harvest, according to the information provided about the donation. The number of volunteers and the amount of fruit already harvested were not specified.
The donation is described as tens of thousands of pounds, but an exact weight was not provided. The information also does not state when the harvest or distribution will take place, how many food shelves are expected to receive apples, or how the fruit will be divided among them.
Second Harvest Northland is identified as the food bank receiving the apples. The summary does not provide further details about its distribution arrangements or the communities and organizations that will receive the fruit. It also does not specify whether the donation is part of a recurring effort.
What is known is that Erickson Orchards is contributing a substantial quantity of apples, volunteers are helping with the harvest, and the fruit is slated for food shelves serving the Duluth-Superior region. Further details about timing, recipients and the final amount were not provided.
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