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LEWISTOWN — The Salvation Army has had an extensive history when it comes to helping those in need. Major Frederick Clark of the Salvation Army of Lewistown continues to keep that tradition alive. The Red Kettle drive came into existence in 1891, spearheaded by Salvation Army Captain Joseph McFee, in hopes the effort would help […]

Do you have a couple hours to spare? Do you want to help others during challenging times? Do you like to ring a bell and chat with friendly people in

Look for the red kettles in businesses that allow them to be placed in their stores in Goessel, Hillsboro and Marion. These kettles are to collect money for those facing financial hardship in Marion County. All the money stays local to be used here. However, Salvation Army mailer advertisements e

In 1900, Salvation Army Officer Cadet Amelia Kunkle was the organization’s first bell ringer. [Detroit Publishing Company, Library of Congress] By John Bernardo | New Pelican Writer It’s Christmas season and traditionally, shoppers pass by Salvation Army bell ringers with red kettles standing at storefronts across America to help raise funds for those in need.

The Salvation Army’s “Red Kettle” tradition exemplifies the magical time during the Thanksgiving and Christmas season when the festive holiday spirit of giving, gratitude, and graciousness fills our hearts.

Known for its iconic Red Kettle Campaign, the Salvation Army asks the community for help meeting its fundraising goals for this year.

For many of us, the holiday season is a time of family gatherings and a celebration of the good things that life has to offer. We may reminisce about the

The Red Kettle Campaign is the best way for the community to get involved with The Salvation Army’s mission.

The Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign officially kicks off on Nov 12 and now the Salvation Army is looking for volunteer bell ringers.

The Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign officially kicks off on Nov 12 and now the Salvation Army is looking for volunteer bell ringers.