Salvation Army finds $2,800 gold coin in a Des Moines red kettle
The Salvation Army of Des Moines is currently raising money for its Annual Red Kettle Campaign with a goal of raising $1.2 million dollars. On Thursday when counting donations, the Salvation Army found that someone had donated a solid gold South African Krugerrand coin worth an estimated $2800.
“We are currently falling behind our fundraising goal and ask the community and local businesses to help us in the remaining two weeks of the Red Kettle campaign. The economy is challenging for ...
Coins are auctioned off at the end of December and funds raised are applied toward the red kettle campaign goal. This donation has brought hope to campaign organizers at just the right time.
Their arrival each year are a sure sign the holidays are here. The Red Kettle Campaign is the Salvation Army’s largest annual fundraiser, bringing in money to help the nonprofit feed the hungry ...
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The Red Kettle Campaign is a Salvation Army tradition that spans over 100 years to help provide Christmas for children, families, and senior citizens. 📲Download the WHNT News 19 App to stay upd ...
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