The Riverton City Council work session on April 8, 2025, focused on the upcoming Red Kettle campaign, a key fundraising initiative for the Salvation Army. Council members discussed the campaign's performance in the previous year, noting that while it remained steady, there were challenges in securing enough volunteers, which are crucial for the campaign's success.
The campaign aims to gather 76 volunteer hours, primarily for bell-ringing at local stores like Walmart and Smith's during the holiday season. The discussion highlighted the importance of community involvement, as the campaign typically runs from the weekend before Thanksgiving until just before Christmas. Council members encouraged residents to participate by signing up to volunteer, emphasizing that even small contributions can make a significant impact.
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Subscribe for Free The conversation also touched on the promotional efforts for the campaign, including advertisements in local newspapers and social media outreach. The council expressed gratitude for community support and acknowledged the fun and engagement that families can experience while volunteering.
Overall, the meeting underscored the importance of volunteerism in achieving the campaign's goals and the need for continued community support as the holiday season approaches. The council looks forward to another successful year and encourages residents to get involved.