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The Salvation Army in Quincy will begin the Christmas season with the annual Tree of Lights Christmas Kick-off.

Those familiar Salvation Army red kettles will be set up in Hannibal beginning Friday, November 14, and volunteers are needed to ring bells.

The Quincy Salvation Army will open the Kroc Center and Family Services office as cooling centers on days when heat advisories are issued for our area, for those who need to get out of the extreme heat.

Fund raising continues for the Salvation Army’s Tree of Lights Christmas Campaign in Quincy and Hannibal. The goal in Hannibal was 90-thousand dollars. Just over 63-hundred dollars remains to meet that goal. Quincy’s goal is 390-thousand dollars. They’re around 13-thousand dollars from reaching that goal.

The Salvation Army will continue its annual Tree of Lights Christmas Campaign in Quincy and Hannibal until the end of January in order to meet goals.

To date, $68,583 has been raised toward the $90,000 goal of The Salvation Army’s 2013 Red Kettle Christmas campaign in Hannibal, Missouri. There are only a few days left to make 2013 tax-deductible contributions, and The Salvation Army encourages the community to make contributions before the end of the year, in order to help us meet the goal.

(QUINCY)—Salvation Army officials say over 294 thousand dollars has been raised toward this year’s goal of 390-thousand dollars in the Red Kettle Campaign. The donations help provide Christmas food baskets… toys for children… delivery of gifts to nursing homes and shut ins and holiday meals...

To date, $294,358 has been raised toward the $390,000 goal of The Salvation Army’s 2013 Red Kettle Christmas campaign.

The Salvation Army will serve a free community Christmas dinner on Christmas Day, Wednesday, December 25, from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm.

How many of us have asked for a bicycle for Christmas? Pretty much everyone, right?Here's a terrific idea. A program called "Bikes for Tikes" is accepting donations of used bicycles, repairing them, and then donating the bikes to The Salvation Army.