An anonymous donor provided a big boost for Salvation Army fundraising efforts in Minnesota, KSTP reported.
The Twin Cities Salvation Army said in a release Monday that a check for $200,000 was dropped into a red kettle in the south metro area Saturday.
A spokesman for the Salvation Army said the donation was made at a Cub Foods location, but the donor wanted to remain anonymous, KSTP reported.
According to a photo provided by the Salvation Army, the check was dated Dec. 14 in the amount of $200,000.
The release said the donation will boost fundraising efforts, which are running about 10 percent behind last season's numbers.
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