Green Bay Packer defensive star, Darren Sharper, and our law firm helped feed 300 needy people at the Mary Ryan Boys and Girls Club on Thanksgiving Day and another 300 needy people at homeless shelters.

At a press conference before Thanksgiving, Attorney Hupy commended Sharper for his contribution to the people of Milwaukee. Although Sharper is from Virginia and plays for Green Bay, he took it upon himself to do something positive for the people of Milwaukee by working with our law firm to help Second Harvest provide Thanksgiving meals.

May people are not aware of the good work that Second Harvest does. From its 40,000 square foot warehouse in Milwaukee, it provides meals for the needy throughout the year in almost the entire state of Wisconsin. It is planning to double the size of its facility to 80,000 square feet.

Second Harvest and the good work it does has our full support. Without Second Harvest and other similar organizations, people would literally go without food.

In 1998, we worked with Second Harvest to provide 600 meals at Thanksgiving. In addition, we worked with Second Harvest and a church organization to provide meals to 200 additional families at Easter and 200 more families at Christmas.

At its annual dinner in 1998, Second Harvest gave our law firm the 1998 Hunger’s Hope Award for our contribution to alleviating hunger.

We have received many letters from people who were grateful for having been able to take part in our meals programs. If you would like to contribute to Second Harvest, their address in 1700 West Fond du Lac Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53205-1299.