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To the editor: The Salvation
Army Lincoln 360 Life Center is grateful for the ongoing support of
Logan and Mason County churches, volunteers, business sponsors and
donors who contributed to the success of its most recent Red Kettle
campaign. They saw increases in both financial donations and the
number of children who received Angel Tree gifts. In donations, they
received $35,582.00 and they helped 132 children with Christmas
gifts.
In 2024 the Salvation Army Lincoln 360 Life Center is poised to help
even more people with utility, rent and food assistance, along with
emergency transitional housing for Logan County's unsheltered and
at-risk population. Gratitude goes out to ME Realty of Lincoln and
Chris Coyne State Farm Agent for their generous SPONSORSHIPS.
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To volunteer or donate, visit The Salvation Army
Lincoln 360 Life Center’s Facebook page or call 217-732-7890.
Bill Dolan [Posted
January 12,
2024]
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