Red Kettle Ringer Alert: Bell County Needs Volunteers
The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign has kicked off in Central Texas, aiming to raise $125,000 for local families this holiday season.
The campaign, which started in 1891, is a symbol of hope and compassion, supporting vital programs for those in need. As stated by The Salvation Army of Bell County,
the red kettle is a symbol of hope, compassion and generosity—supporting vital programs that serve thousands of individuals and families in need throughout the year.
- Last year’s campaign raised over $95,000.
- The goal for 2025 is $125,000.
The Salvation Army was founded in 1865 in London by William Booth and his wife Catherine.
Author's summary: Volunteers are needed to reach the $125,000 goal.
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