Ringing in the season

The annual Salvation Army Christmas fundraising campaign kicked off Thursday in Penticton

Don Clark at the Cherry Lane shopping centre was among the many volunteers who staffed the kettles as the annual Salvation Army Christmas fundraising campaign kicked off Thursday in Penticton. Money raised goes towards the organization’s efforts to help those in need.

Don Clark at the Cherry Lane shopping centre was among the many volunteers who staffed the kettles as the annual Salvation Army Christmas fundraising campaign kicked off Thursday in Penticton. Money raised goes towards the organization’s efforts to help those in need.

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