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Union wins Salvation Army bell challenge
December 16, 2010
Union High School wins Salvation Army Bell Ringing Challenge
Union High School was named the winner of The Salvation Army’s High School Bell Ringing Challenge, bringing in $996.54, for the campaign which raised $3,770 area-wide. The funds will help support some 3,000 needy familiies this Christmas.
“This amount far exceeds last year’s competition, and I expect this competition to continue to increase in 2011,” said Salvation Army volunteer coordinator, Rhonda McDaniel, even challenging all of the schools to raise $4,000 in 2011.
Union High School’s effort will be formally recognized after the holiday break, she said. “Congratulations Union and great job! Wow, 3 years in a row. Thanks for your dedication and commitment to partnering with The Salvation Army.”
Other top schools who raised funds included: Bixby High School - $828.37; Booker T. High School - $721.09; Broken Arrow High School - $431.22; East Central High School - $259.88; and Glenpool High School - $532.93.
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