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Coming Monday: Where have the helpers gone?

Salvation Army Kettle.jpg — A giant Salvation Army red kettle sits in the parking lot Thursday, Dec. 19, of Fleet Farm in Baxter. The Salvation Army commemorated its 2019 Red Kettle campaign with a Day of Caring and ceremonial bell ringing as it heads into the final stretch of the holiday season. The lakes area Salvation Army has received roughly $90,000 in donations, with a goal of $155,000. Gabriel Lagarde / Brainerd Dispatch

By Brainerd Dispatch

August 02, 2020 at 1:00 AM

Local nonprofits count on volunteers to provide countless hours of work that would otherwise have to be performed by paying someone.

Find out what happens when there is a shortage of volunteers due to coronavirus-related concerns in Monday’s article by Frank Lee.

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