With the clock ticking and the numbers running behind, Salvation Army’s Red Kettle campaign officials locally are hoping to bring in $110,000 through this year’s campaign. Right now, they say they’re $38,000 behind where they should be, and would likely have to look for places where they can make cuts if they come up short. The Greeley Tribune reports only 15 kettles were distributed at Greeley locations this season because the organization wasn’t able to recruit more bell ringers. The campaign ends Dec. 23.
Greeley Salvation Army hopes to collect $110,000 through Red Kettle campaign to meet increased need