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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2018
COMMUNITY
Salvation Army gets ready to ring in the season
Red Kettle Campaign kicks off
with dinner fundraiser Nov. 3
By TAMMY MALGESINI
COMMUNITY EDITOR
Bell ringers and red
kettles often signal that
the Christmas season has
arrived. In preparation for
the annual Red Kettle Cam-
paign, The Salvation Army
Pendleton Corps is hosting
a fundraising dinner.
The “Keep the Ket-
tles Hot” dinner and auc-
tion is Saturday from
5:30-8 p.m. at The Salva-
tion Army Community Cen-
ter, 150 S.E. Emigrant Ave.,
Pendleton.
The meal features tri-
tip donated by the Uma-
tilla County Cattlemen’s
Association.
Also, the silent and live
auction is coordinated by
the Peace Lutheran Bells of
Peace choir. In addition, the
group will provide spirited
entertainment.
Tickets are $25 each and
can be purchased at The Sal-
vation Army office, 150 S.E.
Emigrant Ave., or the Pend-
leton Chamber of Com-
merce, 501 S. Main St.
Also, people are invited
to donate items for the auc-
tion. They can be dropped
off through Friday between
9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
The Salvation Army
Pendleton Corps’ board of
directors expressed grati-
tude for support provided by
the community throughout
the year. Proceeds from the
fundraiser will stay in the
local area to support pro-
grams for at-risk children
and youths, family services
to help those in need and
the feeding program, which
serves more than 17,000
meals annually.
In addition, people are
invited to consider serv-
ing as a bell ringer during
the Red Kettle Campaign.
The annual collection event
provides 30 percent of
annual budget to fund local
programs.
With many individu-
als and families struggling
during the holidays, The
Salvation Army offers an
opportunity for a seasonal
job through the Red Kettle
bell ringer program. It pro-
vides a little less stress, and
a lot more joy during the
season, said Bill Dochnahl.
Also, volunteers inter-
ested in donating their time
as bell ringers are welcome.
This provides an opportu-
nity for individuals, fami-
lies, company or employee
teams, as well as civic,
social and church organiza-
tions to share a little of their
time by giving back to the
community during the holi-
day season.
Bell ringers are needed in
Hermiston, Pendleton and
Milton-Freewater. To regis-
ter, visit www.ringoregon.
org or stop by The Salvation
Army office.
The Red Kettle Bell
Ringer season begins Friday,
Nov. 16 and runs through
Christmas Eve. For more
information, visit www.
pendleton.salvationarmy.
org or call 541-276-3369.
Mary Corp of Hermiston serves as a Salvation Army bell
ringer during the 2014 holiday season in memory of her
sister, Kathy, who was a longtime participant in the program.
The Salvation Army Pendleton Corps is hosting a Nov. 3
dinner fundraiser for the 2018 Red Kettle Campaign. It’s also
seeking people interested in being bell ringers.
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