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Salvation Army in Conifer seeks volunteers for King Soopers bell-ringing; new QR codes for donations
Summary
Donna Beck from the Salvation Army said bell-ringing will be at King Soopers (10 a.m.–6 p.m., daily), with QR codes for donations and sign-ups; she emphasized that 90% of Red Kettle donations remain on the 285 Corridor and encouraged local participation.
Donna Beck, who identified herself as representing the Salvation Army in Conifer, briefed attendees on the local Red Kettle campaign. Beck said the only in-person bell-ringing site this year will be at King Soopers (10 a.m. to 6 p.m., seven days a week), while virtual kettles and small QR-coded donation stations will be placed around the community. "We do have new QR codes this year for donations and to sign up for ringing the bell," she said, and noted printed cards with QR codes are available at the meeting's entrance.
Beck urged donations and volunteer signups, stressing that "90% of them stay on the 285 Corridor" and that checks mailed to Salvation Army headquarters in Denver will not stay local unless mailed to the local post-office box listed on the cards. She closed by asking for volunteer participation and thanking the community for support.
