The Salvation Army LA Korean Corps has concluded its red kettle campaign, which has been ongoing since mid-November. This year, the group raised $8,000 more than last year to a total of $48,000.
The Korean Salvation Army's red kettle campaign, which began in mid-November in Los Angeles, concluded on Christmas Eve. This year, the group was able to raise $48,000, almost as much as its goal of $50,000. To note, the group raised $40,000 in 2015.
The Salvation Army Los Angeles Korean Corps has been holding the red kettle campaign in various places throughout Koreatown, Los Angeles, such as the Galleria Market on Olympic Boulevard, Kim's Home Center, Hannam Chain, and other locations. On Christmas Eve, brass bands performed live Christmas music at the red kettle locations.
This article has been translated. For the original in Korean, visit kr.christianitydaily.com.
