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Heart to God, Hand to Man

When they say leaders are not born but made, they are undoubtedly talking about people who volunteer. Besides offering an opportunity to express or nurture leadership abilities, volunteering for The Salvation Army helps stretch financial contributions further and quite literally makes possible our many programs and services.

Be a stand-out member of your community by helping The Salvation Army improve the lives of our less fortunate neighbors. You, your family, friends and coworkers can help:

Kettle Workers
Help us celebrate Christmas with The Salvation Army's Red Kettles. Greet shoppers as they fill the kettles this season with their contributions to help Clark County's most needy. Kettles are located at grocery and retail stores throughout the county. If you can spare a few hours, sign up today.

Christmas Distribution
Hundreds of volunteers are needed throughout the season to coordinate, sort, pack and distribute the thousands of items that come in for Clark County's children and families. To help, call Steve at (360) 892-9050

Corporate, school, church and family teams are welcome.
--set-up inventory
--assemble and match gifts to their recipients
--pack food boxes
--organize toys and clothes

To help, call Steve at (360) 892-9050

Volunteer Jobs
We offer opportunities for people to serve their community as interviewers, receptionist, data entry workers, food handlers, warehouse assistants, drivers, and holiday bell ringers.

To help, call Dianne at (360) 892-9050

Toy Drives
NEW toys are needed each Christmas to fill the wish lists of many children who otherwise would have no toys. The Salvation Army is not able to fix used or broken toys and therefore cannot accept them for Christmas distribution. If your organization or company is interested in conducting a Toy Drive call Steve at (360) 892-9050

Food Drives
One of the most important activities of The Salvation Army is feeding the hungry-especially during the Holidays. Many elementary schools collect canned goods during Food Drives. Organizations conduct their own Food Drives and bring their boxes and baskets to The Salvation Army Distribution Center. If you are interested in helping this year call Steve at (360) 892-9050

Angel Trees
In your office, church, club or place of business-anywhere you put up a Christmas tree for friends and co-workers during the Holiday Season-you can decorate with The Salvation Army Angels.

Each Angel has the name and age of a child in need. It also has the child's sizes and gift suggestions.

Employees or club/church members choose Angels, purchase indicated gifts and return them wrapped and labeled. A representative then calls The Salvation Army to collect the gifts for distribution. Participants retain the Angels as a reminder of the children who benefit.

To help our Angels "keep watch over children in need," please call Sally at (360) 892-9050.

Adopt-a-Family
Help an entire family all at once. You will receive the sizes of everyone in the family and any special needs information.
You can give:
--food the family enjoys (including grocery store gift certificates.
--clothing and gift certificates
--toys matched to the ages of the children
--cash for The Salvation Army to select items for you.

To help, call Sally at (360) 892-9050.

Other Ways to Help
There are many opportunities in which to partner with The Salvation Army to help the children and families in Clark County.
--distribute flyers
--enlist the aid of groups and organizations
--share success stories
--sponsor a child for a shopping trip
--shop with a child for school clothes with a pre-donated gift certificate

Call Dianne at (360) 892-9050.