The spirit of Christmas giving

Salvation Army kettles are now in place at 28 locations throughout Surrey until Dec. 24.

Salvation Army Lt. Josh Ivany and his wife Lt. Jennifer Ivany help their daughter Sadie, 1, kick off the annual kettle campaign at Guildford Town Centre this week. The kettles will be located in 28 locations throughout the city until Christmas Eve.

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