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Salvation Army: 150 Kids Won’t Have Christmas Presents Without Help
December 12, 2014
The local Salvation Army has issued a plea for help — about 150 children may get nothing for Christmas without your help.
“The Salvation Army still has about 150 children who’ve not been adopted for Christmas, and this Christmas will be just another day without the basics and an empty tree unless we help immediately,” said Salvation Army Capt. Bob Cornett.
The Salvation Army Angel Tree program accepts applications from parents beginning in late October and had plans to help nearly 500 families, but so far there’s not help for about 150 kids.
For more information on how to help, contact the Salvation Army at (850) 432-1501.
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