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In reply to the discussion: A reminder now that they are out ringing their bells [View all]lunasun
(21,646 posts)28. I would never bother the bell ringers.Round here most are seasonal temp workers hired at a $1 or so
over minimum wage and are just working .
Do not have to give money to the kettle
but I wont hassle the low paid help standing out in a Chicago winter needing to ring a bell for some cash about working for SA
https://www.indeed.com/salaries/Bell-Ringer-Salaries-at-The-Salvation-Army
Average- The Salvation Army Bell Ringer hourly temp pay in the United States is approximately $9.10-$9.50
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Sorry, true, and your drive-by un-sourced mis-information doesn't fool anyone.
AtheistCrusader
Dec 2019
#16
As you walk by, say "Is there anything more gay than the sound of a bell?"
CaptYossarian
Dec 2019
#13
They are volunteers from all walks of life and beliefs. I have seen liberals and conservatives
OhioBlue
Dec 2019
#34
The SA was very, very good to me back in 1996. I had just been released from jail and they
abqtommy
Dec 2019
#21
Uncountable millions of people (in the most desperate straits, many) have been helped by the SA.
Grasswire2
Dec 2019
#22
I would never bother the bell ringers.Round here most are seasonal temp workers hired at a $1 or so
lunasun
Dec 2019
#28
I always donate to them whenever I have extra change. They did an extended family member
kelly1mm
Dec 2019
#36