Salvation Army Kettle Campaign a huge success after call for volunteers comes through
Brent Lale
Published: Jan 02, 2026
Updated: Jan 02, 2026
CTV News
Excerpt
A last-minute push for volunteers to help with the Salvation Army’s Kettle Campaign has paid off.
“CTV was very helpful to us recently in doing a call out to people to help us out with our kettle campaign,” said Nancy Kerr, executive director of London’s Salvation Army. “We really needed volunteers and over 100 people responded to that call. At the time, we were quite low in our revenue towards our $650,000 goal.”
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