Have you ever wondered where all the money goes that is collected in those red kettles at Christmas by the Salvation Army? Find out the many ways those funds are used right in your town. Ever wanted to ring the bell yourself? Learn that too.
The 2011 Kettle Kick-off (with singing and the Charleston Salvation Army Brass Band) is Friday November 4, 2011 at the Town Center Mall near the Macy’s Entrance.
The Angel Tree where you can adopt an angel (a child who will have Christmas with your help) is in the same place. Angels can be adopted and gifts purchased until December 16th.
Today I’m speaking with Captain Aaron Goldfarb of the Charleston, Kanawha County West Virginia Salvation Army command. I couldn’t just let that slide. Captain Goldfarb tells how the Salvation Army Brass Band led to his accepting Christ as his savior and eventually becoming a Captain (pastor) for the Salvation Army. Today we discuss
- The 7 ways the money collected at Christmas is used all year to give a hand-up to those in need
- How you can help
- What to do if you need help
Useful Links
Inspirational Christmas Story – Bells Are Ringing!
Salvation Army of the United States
Salvation Army of Charleston, WV
Want to volunteer? In Charleston WV call 304-343-4548