Volunteers are sharing Christmas joy at the Trail Salvation Army kettles until Christmas Eve.
This is Lorraine Farrell’s (right) second year overseeing the church’s fundraising pots, and a first for Ken Leslie.
“Christmas can be tough sometimes for people who aren’t as fortunate as us,” said Farrell. “So if I can do a little thing, and this is a small thing, why not help out and spread a little cheer.”
Money raised goes to help local families and individuals in need.
Read more: Christmas kettle campaign starts in Trail
newsroom@trailtimes.ca
Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter
newsroom@trailtimes.ca
Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter