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Remembering Fern Hacker, an Exceptional Volunteer Into her 80s
December 11, 2020
When she died recently at 82, Fern left behind a rich legacy of volunteer service for The Salvation Army.
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Local Heroes to Ring Bells for The Salvation Army Milwaukee County This Week
December 9, 2020
$1.6 million raised in Milwaukee County so far
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Kettle spotlight: Diane Christenson is hooked on bell ringing
December 4, 2020
After bell ringing for the very first time last year, Diane Christenson has signed up to ring for 25 hours this Christmas season
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Rescuing Christmas for a Grateful Grandma
November 23, 2020
Patricia was so thankful for The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program that she started volunteering to help others as well.
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Red Kettle Campaign Kicks Off in Central Indiana
November 16, 2020
The Salvation Army of Central Indiana kicked off its annual Red Kettle Christmas Campaign in Indy at the Indiana Historical Society. Read Local Story
 
Inspiring 96-year-old man knits 356 hats for The Salvation Army
October 6, 2020
Thousands more volunteers are needed to #RescueChristmas in Minnesota and North Dakota Read Local Story
 
Heartfelt Words of Gratitude at Virtual EDS Volunteer Appreciation Dinner
October 6, 2020
Officials across the area offer words of thanks to EDS volunteers for rising to the many challenges in 2020. Read Local Story
 
Importance of Bell Ringing & Safety
September 30, 2020
Volunteers are more important this year than ever before & so is their safety / health. Read Local Story