Anonymous donor drops gold coin in Daphne Salvation Army kettle again
For the second December running, an anonymous giver slipped a gold Krugerrand worth more than $1,300 into a red kettle at the Daphne Walmart.
Mobile and Baldwin County News
For the second December running, an anonymous giver slipped a gold Krugerrand worth more than $1,300 into a red kettle at the Daphne Walmart.
For the second December in a row, an anonymous donor slipped a gold South African coin into a Salvation Army kettle outside a Daphne Walmart store.
Local officials and volunteers will staff Salvation Army Red Kettles across Mobile and Baldwin counties, with an online giving option too.
The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama has collected about $30,000 so far this Red Kettle season, with a goal of topping $200,000 by year's end.
Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson dropped the first donation into the Salvation Army's Red Kettle at the city's Christmas tree lighting to kick off the holiday campaign.