Join the $20 Red Kettle Challenge Saturday and Raise Beyond $10k
Make a Huge Difference This Saturday
You've probably heard the familiar ringing of bells this holiday season as you rush inside stores to grab whatever is needed for meals and beyond and you may or may not already drop a bit of cash in the Red Kettle but this Saturday there is a local challenge that is sure to make a difference in the lives of many.
The Salvation Army of Yakima Red Kettle $20 Challenge
The Salvation Army of Yakima Valley today announced it will be hosting its Red Kettle $20 Challenge on December 10th. On Saturday, December 10th Every $20 bill, or check designated for the $20 challenge donated to a Red Kettle will be matched up to $10,000 thanks to several local donations. Every dollar donated to a Salvation Army Red Kettle impacts those in need in the community in which it was given.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
The Salvation Army is in desperate need of volunteers for Saturday, December 10th 2022 starting at 9 am. They will will need volunteers for sorting, helping count and bag toys, for families. Over 900 families have signed up for requesting Christmas assistance this year. If interested in volunteering there are three ways to sign-up
- Online - volunteer.usawest.org
- Contact Lisa at Lisa.sargent@usw.salvationarmy.org
- Call 509-952-5096
What Does Your Donation to The Salvation Army Go To?
In Yakima, Red Kettle donations go to support the Salvation Army of Yakima’s food bank, student food security services, family services, various Christmas assistance, and year-round youth programming. The Salvation Army Red Kettles can be found at Fred Meyer, Walmart, Rosauer’s, Bi-Mart, Hobby Lobby, and various Wray’s and Safeway supermarkets. The Salvation Army has been serving the Yakima Valley since 1894 and is committed to serving the community by delivering help and hope to those in need.
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