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'TIS THE SEASON...
...TO RING BELLS
It is important to raise the necessary funds through the Red Kettle drive in order to meet the annual demands of the budget. These funds not only assist our community during the Christmas season, but help fund the year-round operations of The Salvation Army of the Greater Sheboygan Area.
To sign up online to volunteer this holiday season, click on the bellringer below.
...TO DO OTHER SEASONAL VOLUNTEERING
There are other ways to help this Christmas season. Contact the Mary Piehl or the Kettle Office at (920) 458-3723 ext 33 to assist our efforts in the following ways:
Link to the CHRISTMAS page to see job descriptions or click on the Volunteer First logo to go to the sign up page.
...TO SHOW LOVE
There are needy men, women and children in our community who will ask us to help them have a better Christmas with food, toys, winter wear, stuffed animals and other gifts.
We encourage people to place toys in the Marine Corps Toys for Tots boxes, drop off items at The Salvation Army at 710 Pennsylvania Ave or Adopt a Family.
Click the picture below to go to the Adopt a Family page.
...TO FIND RELIEF
If you are an individual or a family that might need seasonal assistance follow this link to see our sign up times and what you need to bring to qualify.
...TO DONATE
As you consider giving to The Salvation Army remember to drop a buck in the bucket. A personb can drop by our center to donate or checks can be mailed to 710 Pennsylvania Ave, Sheboygan, WI 53081.
There is also the option to donate online. Click the kettle to go to the secure page for credit card donating. Be sure to place "To be used in Sheboygan" in the specific use field.
The vision of the Sheboygan Area Salvation Army is to join with the community, as agents of hope, to enhance comprehensive, Christ-centered services that promote self-sufficiency.
Dear Friends,
The Salvation Army of Sheboygan County has been effectively and compassionately serving the needs of the homeless and the poor in our community since 1895. As this economy worsens, The Salvation Army plays an even more significant role in the lives of families, youth and children who are at risk in the Sheboygan area. The Salvation Army has a plan to address these urgent challenges by building a new emergency shelter and free clinic and updating its inefficient food pantry by launching its "Agents of Hope... Building Compassion" capital campaign.
We are honored to serve as the co-chairs for this campaign because we believe that the plight of Sheboygan County's less fortunate is not only gut wrenching, but is also a mirror reflecting the health and well-being of the entire county. The issues that this campaign will address and help to rectify will demonstrate how we measure up assisting the poor, the sick and the displaced. Many community leaders have joined us and are pledging their support of the campaign by working to assure that its truly worthwhile goals are met.
Please consider a pledge to the "Agents of Hope...Building Compassion" cause. We know that your gift to this campaign will be especially meaningful because The Salvation Army is providing services to people who are deserving of our support. All of Sheboygan County, the place we choose to call home, will benefit by your caring.
Sincerely,
Barbara N. Knauf, Richard A. Bemis, & Janice R. Homiston
Chairpersons, Agents of Hope. . . Building Compassion