The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign is the oldest and most important annual fundraiser for the organization. The money raised will help the Salvation Army provide food, shelter, and social services to residents who may be in crisis long after the holiday season ends.

With the return of the holiday season comes family, food, and annual traditions. For most, it’s a season of joy, but remember, it’s also the season of giving. Soon, the bells of Christmas will be ringing in our ears with none more important than those that accompany the Salvation Army’s iconic red kettle.

The Salvation Army kicked off its Christmas Red Kettle Campaign.Friday was the first day you could catch the iconic red kettles outside of various stores and donate to the campaign.However, now there are more ways that you can donate this year.

From now until Christmas, the Salvation Army’s Red Kettles are back in stores accepting donations. AM Extra was joined by Captain Peter Pemberton, Portland Metro Coordinator with the Salvation Army, to talk about this year’s Christmas campaign.

The annual Salvation Army Red Kettle fundraiser is happening at dozens of locations around Des Moines. It began Nov. 8 and will run through Christmas Eve, with the exception of Sundays and Thanksgiving.

Stop by the CBS News Chicago studio, at the corner of Dearborn and Washington streets, Friday morning to donate.

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With the holiday season fast approaching, the Salvation Army has officially launched its annual Red Kettle Campaign at Bronner’s Christmas Wo