The Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign helps to provide services to thousands of people in need in our community. By the end of the campaign, the organization will have raised about a third of its annual budget.
Volunteers from our area are preparing to ring in the season.
The bell ringers may be gone for the season, but the Salvation Army's Red Kettle campaign continues.
Area financial institutions are looking to "break the bank" this holiday season.
If you've been out shopping lately you may have already heard bells ringing.
A local fundraising campaign is over for the year.
The bells may be done ringing for the season, but there's still time to donate to the Salvation Army's Red Kettle campaign.
It a big day for Salvation Army's Red Kettle Campaign as an anonymous donor promised to double all the money raised Saturday.
That's about $14,000 short of the goal, but doesn't include the Ho-Chunk nation's donation from the first Match Day.
A community member who wants to stay anonymous says he or she will match up to $5,000 donated Thursday through the end of the year.
