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…was blind, but now I see.

January 2, 2012 by cgrau 

In his gospel, Mark describes the healing of a blind man from Bethsaida. Jesus restored his vision with his saliva and touch. On Monday, January 16th, free eye exams and eyeglasses will be offered to low-income residents of Monroe County.

The event, which is held at the Indiana University Eye Care Clinic, is sponsored by The Salvation Army, the Indiana University School of Optometry, Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity students, the City of Bloomington, and the Bloomington Lions Clubs. It is offered to Monroe County residents who do not have private insurance, Medicaid or Medicare; and cannot afford vision care.

Participants must pre-register by calling The Salvation Army at 336-4310 or by visiting us at 111 N. Rogers St. between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Space is limited, so call us today!

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ONLINE RED KETTLE

November 21, 2011 by cgrau 

What is The Salvation Army’s Online Red Kettle campaign?
The Salvation Army Online Red Kettle campaign is an online version of our renowned red kettles, longtime symbols of giving to The Salvation Army. Individuals, groups and businesses can raise money for The Salvation Army by creating an Online Red Kettle, which can be visited and donated to by family, friends and customers. Online Red Kettles can be personalized with photos or graphics and linked to other websites.

Commitments include sending e-mails to friends, families, neighbors, co-workers and anyone else you can think of asking them to donate to your Salvation Army Online Red Kettle.

Why is The Salvation Army doing an Online Red Kettle campaign?

Supporting an Online Red Kettle ensures that The Salvation Army will be able to continue providing food for the hungry, a home for those without shelter, emergency rent and utility assistance for the working-poor, and rehabilitation services and counseling for those addicted to drugs and alcohol.

And these are only a few examples of the many ways The Salvation Army radically transforms the lives of the hurting in our cities.

Why should I get involved in the Online Red Kettle campaign?
It is fun. Fast. Easy. Free…and you see how much you’ve raised in real time.  It’s a way for you to make big difference in a small way all year. It’s the perfect way for you to show your commitment to your community. Also, the perfect excuse to email your friends, family, neighbors and co-workers. Finally, it’s an opportunity for supporters like you to spread the word about the good work we do.

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5th Annual Kettle Kickoff

November 1, 2011 by cgrau 

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Sylvia McNair, Coach Felisha Legette-Jack, Coach Bill Mallory

and their Army of Ring Leaders, invite you…

to help fill your favorite Ring Leader’s kettle at a festive community luncheon.

11:30 am- 1: pm
November 16, 2011

Bloomington Convention Center
320 South College Avenue
Bloomington, Indiana

Support your Ringleaders

Below are this year’s ringleaders that will dart and scramble for every last dollar
on behalf of The Salvation Army. The winner will be awarded the 2010 Golden Kettle Award
but the secret is to raise money before the event.

Click here, then scroll to the bottom of the page to donate to an individual’s Online Red Kettle!

Lori Abram

Angela Parker

John Bailey

Michael Schwartzkopf

Nancy Baldwin

J.R. Stallsmith

Bill Bennett

George Taliaferro

Sandy DeWeese

Mark Thoma

Elizabeth Kehoe

Malcolm Webb

Keith Kline

Jim Weigand

Lee Marchant

John Whikehart

Mary Frances McCourt

Mystery Team

Kimber McElhinney

Jessica Merkel

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Coats for Kids 2011

October 4, 2011 by cgrau 

Spirit 95 and the Salvation Army team up once again to collect Coats for Kids.  Not just coats, of course, but caps, mittens, gloves, scarves, boots, and more.

Click here and listen to Spirit 95 for times when these sponsors will be collecting items in October and November. Start cleaning out your closets and storage boxes and donate to this worthy cause.  All collections are distributed locally, not sold in stores.


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