You'll hear the bells soon, you'll see the Red Kettles and you'll know that the season is upon us. What would the holidays be without The Salvation Army outside your favorite place to shop with that familiar gentle ring and the sounds of "Thank You - Merry Christmas"? In an ever increasing and fast paced world it's the small stuff that makes it feel like home and the nostalgia of the bells goes back across generations.
Well, there are plenty more ways you can help out the Salvation Army than with just the pocket change. Although, that pocket change, it adds up. If everyone in the county gave less than a dollar, the Salvation Army would make the Kettle Campaign goal for the year and that would be that. Less than a buck! Imagine that? But it's so much more than just the spare change. The Salvation Army's reach is deep and your chance to be a part of what they do and how they help comes in a variety of ways.
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Want to be on the Turkey Run? You can help Thanksgiving morning by delivering dinners to those in need around Muskegon County. Want to get a sweet lapel pin that shows you have a "Season Pass" for the bell ringers? You can make a donation to do just that and sport some snazzy attire accouterments for some holiday bling. Want to be part of the Kettle Campaign Kick Off? Show up at the Community Tree Lighting event at Hackley Park November 24th at 5:30p. Want a starring role? YOU! Yes YOU!! Can be a bell ringer! Imagine the glory and honor or being out and seeing friends and neighbors with you and your chest puffed out doing your part! You can do one or all!
I sat down with Robin Henshaw-Hard and Captain Chris Carlin to talk about the "busy season" at the Salvation Army of Muskegon and how you're part in all of it can help it come off without a hitch. Take a listen.
There is a lot of good that comes out of the Salvation Army and if it's some spare change or if it's some time you can spare, your part of the total adds up quick! If you see a bell ringer, pennies nickles and dimes add up. If you want to see the face of someone light up on Thanksgiving, consider the Turkey Run for a few hours and if you can give a little more, please do. Our community is better because of the work of the Salavation Army. We'll plan on seeing you out soon ringing some bells somewhere in town! If you'd like to know more about how to be involved you can visit the Salvation Army of Muskegon on their website below!
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