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    December 12, 2022

    Trumbull Legislators to Ring Bell for Salvation Army

    Trumbull Legislators to Ring Bell for Salvation Army
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    TRUMBULL – Trumbull State Representatives David Rutigliano (R-123), Ben McGorty (R-122) and newly elected Trumbull State Rep. Tony Scott (R-112) will be volunteering to raise money for in-need residents by collecting for the Salvation Army at the Trumbull Stop & Shop on December 20.

    When: Tuesday, December 20 at 5:00pm – 6:00pm

    Location: Stop & Shop- 100 Quality Street, Trumbull

    The Trumbull trio welcome all constituents to stop by the store and help make the fundraising event a success! If you are unable to make it on December 20th, you can visit the Salvation Army’s website at www.salvationarmyusa.org to learn of other ways to do good this holiday season; for example, by donating cars, clothing, household goods, airline miles, bonds and stocks, or volunteering for the community.

    The Salvation Army responds to natural disasters such as wildfires and tornadoes, provides meals and toys to families in need, and conducts research and analyses regarding human needs around the country. They also provide adult rehabilitation, veteran services, elderly services, missing person searches, housing assistance, youth recreation, sponsorship, and support in the fight to end human trafficking.

    You can also donate on-line at: www.CTHouseGOP.com/VIRTUALKETTLE or text CTREP to 71777.

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