Post by Gary on Nov 30, 2012 16:35:13 GMT -5
There's a very odd tradition in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia.
For a number of years, sometime between Thanksgiving and the first week of December, an unknown benefactor likes to drop a wad of $100 bills in a Salvation Army kettle.
This year, he dropped in thirty-seven of the C-notes.
No one at the Salvation Army knew he had done it until the emptied the kettle that had been hanging in front of the local K-Mart.
Read more at garypoole.blogspot.com/2012/11/faith-in-humanity-restored-part-2.html
For a number of years, sometime between Thanksgiving and the first week of December, an unknown benefactor likes to drop a wad of $100 bills in a Salvation Army kettle.
This year, he dropped in thirty-seven of the C-notes.
No one at the Salvation Army knew he had done it until the emptied the kettle that had been hanging in front of the local K-Mart.
Read more at garypoole.blogspot.com/2012/11/faith-in-humanity-restored-part-2.html