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Uploaded by SalvationArmyUSA on Nov 28, 2009
During an economic downturn in 1891, Salvation Army Captian Joseph McPhee put a crab pot out on Fisherman's Wharf and asked passersby to give what they could to support the poor. Thus began the kettle tradition seen round the world!
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The Salvation Army has changed my life, if ever so slightly.
They have taken me from where I was unemployed and at the mercy of others and given me a job.
I now beg publicly.
I used to rely on the charity of others.
I now watch donations meant to help me, go to the Salvation Army while I receive as little as the law allows them to pay.
The Salvation Army took me from a bad situation, made it public and takes a cut for doing it.
Merry Christmas,
The Bell Ringer
xwarmangle 1 month ago
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The Salvation Army has changed my life, if ever so slightly.
They have taken me from where I was unemployed and at the mercy of others and given me a job.
I now beg publicly.
I used to rely on the charity of others.
I now watch donations meant to help me, go to the Salvation Army while I receive as little as the law allows them to pay.
The Salvation Army took me from a bad situation, made it public and takes a cut for doing it.
Merry Christmas,
The Bell Ringer
xwarmangle 1 month ago