Volunteers Essential for Salvation Army: ; Charity's Head Says Workers Helped Group Compensate for Fundraising Shortfall

Charleston Daily Mail › December 30, 2011

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The Charleston-area Salvation came in about $25,000 short of its $250,000 goal for this year's red kettle campaign, but an increase in volunteer bell-ringers more than made up for the loss.

The charity raised $224,883 in its kettles this year. Thanks to volunteers, however, it saved $46,656 that would have otherwise been spent on paid bell-ringers.

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Volunteers Essential for Salvation Army: ; Charity's Head Says Workers Helped Group Compensate for Fundraising Shortfall

"I think it's pretty amazing that we made what we made. We had a lot of support from the community," sai...

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