Christmas Eve Jingle to bring community together despite pandemic precautions Paige Withey, [email protected] FacebookTwitterEmail To participate in the Christmas Eve Jingle, families need only set out onto their porch at 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve to ring a bell for 2 minutes. Bells can be picked up at various businesses across the county at no cost. (Courtesy Photo) UPPER THUMB — In an effort to spread Christmas cheer and bring the community together, Chelsea Corbishley, family services coordinator at Head Start, had the idea to bring a Christmas Eve Jingle to Huron County. After hearing about other areas participating in a collective scheduled bell ringing on Christmas Eve, Corbishley thought it would be the perfect way for the community to come together and help Santa fly his sleigh.