FRACKVILLE, Pennsylvania - A local Salvation Army campaign got a huge boost when an anonymous donor dropped $3,000 into one of the agency's red kettles.
A man put 30 $100 bills into a kettle at the Schuylkill Mall while bell ringer Andrew Hunt was on duty Monday. Hunt recognized the donor, but not by name.
"He gave another donation before, a nice amount. He's an older man with glasses, tall, wearing, like, a flannel shirt and a pair of jeans," said Hunt, 18, of Pottsville. Full Story - Discount Magazine Subscription Specials - Discount Cigarettes & Tobacco - Vacation Home Rentals
A man put 30 $100 bills into a kettle at the Schuylkill Mall while bell ringer Andrew Hunt was on duty Monday. Hunt recognized the donor, but not by name.
"He gave another donation before, a nice amount. He's an older man with glasses, tall, wearing, like, a flannel shirt and a pair of jeans," said Hunt, 18, of Pottsville. Full Story - Discount Magazine Subscription Specials - Discount Cigarettes & Tobacco - Vacation Home Rentals
