One of the Salvation Army's signature red kettles in the Valley received a Christmastime donation worth about $1,300 in the form of a gold coin. According to a Thursday news release from the Christian charity, a generous donor dropped a half-ounce gold ...

A holiday donation tin from a Salvation Army location in Phoenix collected a gold coin worth more than $1,000 from a Good Samaritan.

While the Red Kettle campaign is winding down for the end of the holidays, you can support The Salvation Army year-round through donations and volunteering. Staff says this years

A generous, anonymous citizen donated a gold coin in a Salvation Army tin in Phoenix and officers say the coin is worth an extraordinary amount of money.

It’s a familiar sight and sound during the Christmas season – volunteers ringing bells as passersby drop bills and coins into red kettles as part of the Salvation Army’s annual campaign. But on Christmas Eve,

A rare gold coin was discovered over the weekend in a Salvation Army Red Kettle in Napa, the organization announced.

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