The Salvation Army's iconic Red Kettle Campaign has returned to Seminole County marking the start of the organization's most critical fundraising effort of the year. With a goal of raising $260,000.00, this year's campaign will support essential community services, including food assistance, emergency shelter, financial aid, youth programs, and disaster relief services.
When: November 14th @3:30 pm
Where: Sanford Downtown Square
114 Magnolia Ave
Sanford, FL
Music Guest: The Seminole High School Gospel Choir
The funds raised through the Red Kettle Campaign provide a lifeline for local families facing unexpected financial hardships. Beyond providing Christmas assistance to families in need, these donations ensure The Salvation Army can maintain vital year-round programs and social services that strengthen our community.
"The Salvation Army remains steadfast in our commitment to supporting those in need, and the Red Kettle campaign serves as the cornerstone of our funding," said Major Don Wildish from The Salvation Army of Seminole County. "Every contribution to our Red Kettles helps ensure that families won't face the impossible choice between paying for housing, food, or medical care."
The Red Kettle campaign will run through December 24, with kettles stationed at 32 locations throughout Seminole County.
The campaign offers meaningful volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups looking to give back during the holiday season. Bell ringers play a crucial role in the campaign's success while spreading joy and community spirit.
How to Volunteer:
- Visit RegisterToRing.com to sign up online
- Contact Ross Cook at 407-322-2642 or [email protected]
For more information about The Salvation Army of Seminole County, please visit our website www.sanford.salvationarmyflorida.org or call 407-322-2642
About The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army annually helps more than 27 million people in America overcome poverty, addiction, and economic hardships by preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ and meeting human needs in His name without discrimination in nearly every ZIP code. By providing food, shelter, eviction prevention assistance, emergency disaster relief, rehabilitation, after-school and summer youth programs, spiritual enrichment, and more, The Salvation Army is doing the most good at 6,400 centers of operation around the country.
