A new online system means residents can give to their communities without ever leaving their homes.
BELL COUNTY, Texas — Most people are probably familiar with the famous Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign by now, having seen volunteers around town ringing bells and collecting money in the eye-catching receptacles, but now the organization is taking things one step further.
A new extension of the program is taking things online with Virtual Kettles, which allow people to set up their own fundraisers from the comfort of their own homes or businesses.
Salvation Army Lt. David Beckham says that the Virtual Kettles make it easy for people to get involved in “Doing The Most Good” this holiday season.
Beckham explains that the Virtual Kettles allow people to set fundraising goals, share the donate link with others, and challenge others to help out.
“This year has been difficult for many in our community, and you can be part …