Red Kettle Luncheon is a Success
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The Salvation Army annual fundraising event, The Red Kettle Luncheon, was a resounding success! Nearly 400 guests joined us to hear about the work of The Salvation Army in King County.
The hour-long event featured Seattle Mayor Ed Murray as keynote speaker, with Mark Wright from KING 5 morning news as Master of Ceremonies. This year’s event featured special recognition for corporate partners Fred Meyer and QFC, who shared the Arthur S. Langlie Award for Visionary Leadership. The prestigious Others Award was present to Judi Jacobsen and Family for their continued philanthropic support of The Salvation Army.
The generous donations from sponsors and attendees will be used to meet the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of our underprivileged neighbors throughout King County.
Thank you!
Weren't able to attend this year's event? Make a online donation!
The continued work of The Salvation Army relies on the generosity of donors. If you weren't able to attend the Red Kettle Luncheon, please consider making a donation to help fight hunger and provide social services in King County.
Click HERE to make a donation. Thank you!
Unable to attend one of this year's events? Consider making an online donation!
The continued work of The Salvation Army relies on the generosity of our supporters. Every day, The Salvation Army is working hard to meet the needs of others throughout Washington state, northern Idaho and western Montana and we couldn't do it without donations from people such as you. The donation you make today will be used to help people in your local community and we appreciate every donation - large and small - as strive to do the most good.
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