SASKATOON – The Salvation Army in Saskatoon has wrapped up another successful Christmas kettle campaign. Volunteers began ringing the bells in malls around the city in mid-November with expectations for a giving season.
Their efforts have paid off.
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More than $300,000 has been raised thanks to people’s generosity.
That far exceeds the goal of $275,000 set by the organization at the beginning of the campaign.
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The kettle campaign is the largest fundraiser for the Salvation Army and goes towards operations year-round
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