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    You are at:Home»Local News»Salvation Army in need of bell ringers

    Salvation Army in need of bell ringers

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    By Bernie Fancella on December 14, 2023 Local News, Manhattan
    QR code to donate to the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign.

    The Salvation Army needs bell ringers for the holiday season

    Salvation Army Bell Ringer Karla Johnson says they need volunteers to ring bells for the red kettles. Johnson says the money donated in Riley County stays in Riley county, and that money is put to very good use locally.

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    One of the more modern issues with the red kettles is that many people only carry plastic.

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    Johnson encourages new volunteers to have fun with bell ringing, as that brings more attention to the causes the Salvation Army supports.

    Anyone interested in volunteering their time can sign up at RegisterToRing.com. Shifts are typically in two hour intervals and bell ringing will continue at several locations across Manhattan through Dec. 23.

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