[Community-service] lose change jar.

[Chris Parsons]

Jordan,

First, I don't recall seeing you post to the list before, so welcome. I'm 
Chris Parsons, the vice president of the Community Service Division.

I've always liked the idea of the loose change jar as a way to gather some 
money to donate to a local charity. You also mentioned that you have thought 
about being a Salvation Army bell ringer during the holidays. I would 
encourage you to pursue that as a way to get out in the community and 
volunteer if it's something you really want to do. I did some quick 
research, and here's some information about how to get involved with the 
bell ringers.

Getting involved: http://www.ringbells.org/

Some frequently asked questions: 
http://salvationarmynorth.org/volunteer/bell-ringer-faq/

I hope you find this helpful, and if you do end up volunteering, please let 
us know about your experience.

Chris


-----Original Message----- 
From: Jordan Mirander via Community-service
Sent: Monday, November 10, 2014 1:12 PM
To: community-service at nfbnet.org
Subject: [Community-service] lose change jar.

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JORDAN XAVIER MIRANDER
I liked the idea of having a lose change jar in our house, and putting
coins in there.  I have started something like this myself.  I have
about 0.34 cents worth of pennies and nickles, which I am planning to
give to the Salvation Army on Thanksgiving weekend when I go shopping
on black friday.  You know how they always have the red kettle bell
ringers.  Oh, and I have even  wanted to become 1 of those people.

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