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Salvation Army needs volunteer bellringers 2010 Kettle Bell Ringing began yesterday at Columbia IGA. Bellringers will be at Columbia Walmart in Holladay Place beginning Friday, November 26, 2010 By Ellen Zornes The Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Bell Ringing began yesterday, Wednesday, November 24, 2010 at Columbia IGA. Beginning Friday, November, 26, 2010, bell ringing will take place at Columbia Walmart. Bell Ringing is conducted by community volunteers just like you. If you or your group or organization would like to 'ring the bell' to help those in our community when help is needed most, just call Ellen Zornes at (270) 384-3400. Our major fundraising activity is our Christmas Kettle where community people have always been so gracious to participate, by ringing the bell and by dropping your donation in the kettle. We need you once again! You can be the difference in the life of a child by helping provide a week of summer camp, a warm coat for winter, school supplies, ensuring all children have a merry Christmas, helping a senior adult have the necessities, or be the difference for your neighbor when help is needed most as after a house fire, or tornado, yes, you can make that difference by simply dropping your donation in the familiar red, or blue, kettle. Or, send your donation to: The Salvation ArmyThe Salvation Army is a nationally recognized all volunteer Christian, nondenominational, charitable organization. Locally our focus is meeting the needs of our community through various programs such as House Fire Assistance, Natural Disaster Relief, Back to School Assistance, Summer Camp, Senior Angels, Christmas Angel Tree and Christmas Kettle Bell Ringing. The Adair County Unit meets the first Wednesday of each month at 9amCT. in the basement of the Courthouse Annex, 424 Public Square, Columbia, KY. If you are interested in becoming a vital part of our local unit, please join us at our next meeting or any monthly meeting. We would also like to say a very heartfelt "Thank You" to our community for your continued support of our ongoing programs. Without you, we couldn't make a difference! This story was posted on 2010-11-25 11:35:55
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