Salvation Army red kettles have been scattered around towns like Lexington for well over a hundred years. Major Andy Miller says dollars and coins dropped in kettles go for gifts to 4000 children locally. He said the money supports other programs as well.
“One of our old sayings of the Salvation Army is to spread Christmas cheer throughout the year. Because it is the time of year when more people remember the Salvation Army than any other time. And yet we have programs going on all the time,” said Miller.
