Red Kettle Season

For some, this sound may be what you think of when you hear about The Salvation Army.

 

What started in 1891 as a single pot to collect funds to feed a free Christmas dinner to San Francisco’s destitute and poverty-stricken community has grown into The Salvation Army’s annual Red Kettle campaign, one of the most impactful and iconic outreach initiatives in the world.

 

To people experiencing homelessness, the red kettles represent safe shelter, to the hungry, they promise a warm meal. Red kettles represent hope to the most vulnerable.

As communities across the United States begin their red kettle campaigns this holiday season, know that every donation helps HOPE-MARCH-ON for those in need.

When you donate to The Salvation Army, all gifts stay within the community in which they are given.

Visit SalvationArmyUSA.org to learn more and offer your support!

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