The Knox County Salvation Army is seeking volunteers to ring the bells for the group’s upcoming kettle campaign. The familiar fund-raising red kettles will appear outside various retail locations as we get into the Christmas shopping season.
Knox County Salvation Army commander Joey Gates says the vast majority of the money they receive stays at home.
Gates reminds everyone that bell-ringer information is available at the Knox County Salvation Army Facebook page.
Other donation methods include the “virtual kettle” options through the Salvation Army’s online presence. Over the years, Salvation Army officials have also placed “cunter kettles” at other locations where they don’t have a bell-ringing presence.
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