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I quit donating to them completely.
I mean I never actually did before either, but definitely will not in the future now.

Salvation Army used to be on of my favorite charities.

Not one more dime.

I just mailed out our two annual checks to our volunteer fire department and St. Judes. My company still matches though I am retired. I have always ignored the bell ringers.

FJB, FSA

The red kettle bunch can kiss my rosy redneck ass. Our local VFW and American Legion posts do more to help folks in need around here than SA or Red Cross ever did. I'm a member of both posts and I believe in keeping the dollars and time I'm able to donate close to home.

I have donated generously to the Salvation Army since I was in my 20's. Not any more. Told the nice lady working the red pot in front of Walmart why. She said she'd had a thousand people tell her the same thing.

I see the head of Salvation Army has tv commercials now to try to turn their woke screw up around.

While doing some social justice and helping the poor is good, that's not the primary purpose of the Christian Church.

If a church organization's primary goal is not spreading the Gospel, they have missed the mark.

I can’t find one around here to not donate to.

What the Salvation Army has made itself a part of is even worse than just insulting those of us that have supported them through the years. They are helping the nanny state to grow. At one time the pendulum swung towards groups like theirs being one of the big sources of help for those in need. Now with the leadership taking the stand they have they are actually helping the left to grow government handouts. This is not by accident either. It was planned. The leftist/communist filth is destroying everything that might be a threat to their agenda. This is what happens when real patriotic men are not at the helm in any organization. Throw in that this group was founded as a Christian organization and it's even more disappointing to see what they have become.

It would appear that the SA is in denial as to the cause of the drop in donations.

In a statement to Fox News, the Salvation Army downplayed the idea that the controversial racism guide has hurt donations.

"We have no information to suggest that the efforts of any political action group is affecting the Red Kettle results," a Salvation Army spokesperson said. "Our units in local markets have ups and downs each year, which shouldn’t be mistaken to represent the status of our national Red Kettle campaign. We expect to have a measure of the national results in early 2022, and we are encouraged by the final tally of his year's National Commander's Red Kettle Challenge, which doubled the amount raised in 2020."

This^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ There's a local rescue mission here. They got my money this year.

Saw a Cajun Navy guy interviewed on Fox a few days ago. They were on their way to Kentucky.

No need for organized political action to cause the drop. All that's needed is widespread knowledge by White folks of their stated position vis a vis Whites, and the Internet is what made that happen.

I thought I was the only one to do that.

Sent it in their prepaid postage envelope too!

Back when I was AD I used to volunteer with Salvation Army as a bell ringer on during the holidays. I used to always donate as well. After their crap this year, not one more penny from me. There are others that will get my money now.

I am super-pi$$ed I didn't think of this.

You like them thick I guess.

The executive that made that decision will likely get a Nobel Prize as well. LOL

I don't contribute anymore.