The Salvation Army encourages donations to Virtual Red Kettle Campaign
Published 1:42 pm Thursday, December 12, 2024
As the community counts down the final days to Christmas, The Salvation Army of Meridian is asking residents to help make a difference by contributing to its Virtual Red Kettle campaign.
With the goal of meeting growing needs and spreading holiday cheer to families and individuals facing hardships, the virtual red kettle offers an easy way for the community to support local residents in need.
“This holiday season, the need is greater than ever,” said Lt. Roy Fisher, commanding officer of The Salvation Army of Meridian. “Many in our community continue to face significant challenges, and our work is only possible because of the generosity of people who care. The Virtual Red Kettle allows everyone to get involved, whether near or far, in making a meaningful impact.”
Donors can visit the Salvation Army’s online platform to make contributions from the comfort of their homes. Funds donated through the Virtual Red Kettle stay in the local community, helping to provide essentials like food, clothing, shelter, and Christmas gifts for those in need.
“With this digital option, even if you don’t see a kettle on the street corner or at your local store, you can still support our mission to do the most good,” Fisher said. “We’re asking everyone to spread the word, set up their own virtual kettles, and rally friends and family to join this season of giving.”
The Salvation Army’s services extend beyond the holidays, helping vulnerable populations year-round, and contributions to the Virtual Red Kettle will help ensure the organization can continue to serve those in need throughout the year.
“We are incredibly grateful for the support of our community,” Fisher said. “Every donation, no matter the amount, brings us one step closer to bringing hope and joy to families who need it most.”
To donate to The Salvation Army’s Virtual Red Kettle or set up a kettle to support the cause, visit salvationarmymeridian.org. For more information call 601-483-6156.