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DESCRIPTION:Register here. Salvation Army bell ringing is a tradition of T
 he Rotary Club of Rochester! Thank you for you interest. Many times\, we a
 re the nonprofit with the largest number of volunteer hours for this activ
 ity. "When you volunteer to bell ring\, you help improve\, and even save 
 lives. The money dropped in a red kettle goes right back into your local c
 ommunity. By now you’ve likely heard that two hours of your time at a Sa
 lvation Army red kettle raises about $60 in donations." (http://salvationa
 rmynorth.org/volunteer/bell-ringer-faq/)  While anyone is invited to join
  us as a bell ringer\, kids under 14 must be accompanied by a parent or gu
 ardian\, and teens younger than 16 must have permission to volunteer from 
 a parent or guardian. Masks and gloves (winter gloves/mittens are acceptab
 le) must be worn while ringing bells. Please make sure you are regularly w
 iping the red kettle lid with the Clorox wipes we will provide you at each
  kettle location. Virtual support of the red kettles will also be an optio
 n this year. In addition to the donate page on our website\, we will have 
 QR codes and bump pay available at the kettles. As part of our agreements 
 with the stores\, we are not allowed to give out items or promotional mate
 rials at kettles. We ask that while you are volunteering you do not give a
 nything such as candy canes\, flyers or other items to shoppers. HAVE FUN!
  Salvation Army bell ringers are an icon of the Christmas season\, and ple
 asant and polite ringers spread the holiday spirit and ensure that busines
 ses will welcome us back in upcoming years. Stores want an optimum experie
 nce for customers. Greet customers with a smile and the holiday greeting o
 f your choice. Thank people for their donations. DRESS WARMLY. Also\, plea
 se remember that kettle stands must stay in their proper position and cann
 ot be moved. If your kettle fills up or you experience any problems while 
 you are ringing\, please call the kettle driver. The phone number will be 
 at your kettle location. Salvation Army policies prohibit smoking\, eating
 \, alcohol and weapons at kettle sites.  
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SUMMARY:Bell Ringing for Salvation Army
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Register&nbsp\;<a href="https://portal.club
 runner.ca/5636/Volunteer/ManageVolunteerContacts?VolunteerSignUpId=cde9519
 1-c932-4b42-a9a5-f2553f565203&amp\;AccountId=5636" target="_blank">here</a
 >.</p>\n\n<p>Salvation Army bell ringing is a tradition of The Rotary Club
  of Rochester! Thank you for you interest. Many times\, we are the nonprof
 it with the largest number of volunteer hours for this activity.&nbsp\;&qu
 ot\;When you volunteer to bell ring\, you help improve\, and even save liv
 es. The money dropped in a red kettle goes right back into your local comm
 unity. By now you&rsquo\;ve likely heard that two hours of your time at a 
 Salvation Army red kettle raises about $60 in donations.&quot\; (<a href="
 http://salvationarmynorth.org/volunteer/bell-ringer-faq/">http://salvation
 armynorth.org/volunteer/bell-ringer-faq/</a>)&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<ul>\n	<li>Whi
 le anyone is invited to join us as a bell ringer\, kids under 14 must be a
 ccompanied by a parent or guardian\, and teens younger than 16 must have p
 ermission to volunteer from a parent or guardian.</li>\n	<li>Masks and glo
 ves (winter gloves/mittens are acceptable) must be worn while ringing bell
 s.</li>\n	<li>Please make sure you are regularly wiping the red kettle lid
  with the Clorox wipes we will provide you at each kettle location.</li>\n
 	<li>Virtual support of the red kettles will also be an option this year. 
 In addition to the donate page on our website\, we will have QR codes and 
 bump pay available at the kettles.</li>\n	<li>As part of our agreements wi
 th the stores\, we are not allowed to give out items or promotional materi
 als at kettles. We ask that while you are volunteering you do not give any
 thing such as candy canes\, flyers or other items to shoppers.</li>\n	<li>
 HAVE FUN! Salvation Army bell ringers are an icon of the Christmas season\
 , and pleasant and polite ringers spread the holiday spirit and ensure tha
 t businesses will welcome us back in upcoming years.</li>\n	<li>Stores wan
 t an optimum experience for customers. Greet customers with a smile and th
 e holiday greeting of your choice. Thank people for their donations.</li>\
 n	<li>DRESS WARMLY. Also\, please remember that kettle stands must stay in
  their proper position and cannot be moved.</li>\n	<li>If your kettle fill
 s up or you experience any problems while you are ringing\, please call th
 e kettle driver. The phone number will be at your kettle location.</li>\n	
 <li>Salvation Army policies prohibit smoking\, eating\, alcohol and weapon
 s at kettle sites.</li>\n</ul>\n
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