It’s not surprising, given our residents’ penchant for supporting those less fortunate than themselves, but nevertheless inspiring, that our local Salvation Army was able to exceed its Red Kettle Camp.
If the Salvation Army Butler Corps had enough volunteers to man its kettles over the holiday season, Maj. Darlene Means is convinced the nonprofit would have reached its $92,000 goal.
According to Me.
Salvation Army bell ringers in Zelienople found a surprise in their red kettle when counting the money they had gathered outside Walgreens and Bilo last week.
“It came with dollar bills wrapped around.
As an employee of a nonprofit, Nicole Roschella understands that not everyone has extra money to donate to charities around the holiday season.
However, people can help the American Red Cross without .