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STAFF REPORT The Salvation Army announced this week that it has kicked off its iconic Red Kettle Campaign to bring various programs and services to those in need throughout the year.
Every dollar raised through the 132-year-old campaign stays in the community to support those faced with economic challenges. The Salvation Army stands in the gap for these families struggling with the continual squeeze of rising prices and diminished resources.“From its beginnings in 1891, when a Salvation Army captain used a crab pot to collect funds in San Francisco for the destitute, the Red Kettle Campaign has grown to be the most recognized charitable campaign worldwide,” said Maj.
People are also reading… Red kettles will be placed at the entrances of local stores and businesses throughout the holiday season. Last year, the community of Dothan rallied and raised over $115,000. This year’s goal aims to surpass $120,000 to support local programs for food assistance, shelter assistance, emergency financial assistance, and more.
Visit SalvationArmyDothan.org or call 334-792-1911 to volunteer, donate, or learn more about how you can support The Salvation Army this Christmas and beyond.
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