The Salvation Army Macon needs Kettle Bell volunteers

The Salvation Army Macon chapter needs your help.

Honoring the one point five million children lost in the holocaust.

The daffodils are expected to bloom in the spring.

The salvation army macon chapter, is looking for volunteers and donations for their kettle bell program.

The program began on november second.

They have twenty five kettles throughout macon and surrounding areas.

If you don't have cash or change on you, there is a card on the kettle bell sign you can scan with your phone.

That will give you the option to donate with apple or google pay.

The kettle bell coordinator says the need for donations and volunteers is greater this year compared to years past.

Carol wylie/ kettle coordinator salvation army macon this is our biggest fundraiser of the year and it also not only supports the angel tree but it also supports the shelter with veterans, and the children, and the women that live there.

If you