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Christmas kettles turning change into hope
REGINA — The familiar sound of coins hitting red kettles is echoing through shopping centres and stores across Regina as the Salvation Army’s Christmas Kettle Campaign continues its most important work of the year. Volunteers stand near store entrances, offering smiles, gratitude and a reminder that small acts of generosity still change lives. The kettle campaign has deep roots, stretching back more than a century to when the Salvation Army firs…
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Christmas kettles turning change into hope
REGINA — The familiar sound of coins hitting red kettles is echoing through shopping centres and stores across Regina as the Salvation Army’s Christmas Kettle Campaign continues its most important work of the year. Volunteers stand near store entrances, offering smiles, gratitude and a reminder that small acts of generosity still change lives. The kettle campaign has deep roots, stretching back more than a century to when the Salvation Army firs…
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