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Major Armida Harper, Salvation Army Greater Portland

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Major Armida Harper, Salvation Army Greater Portland

Help us raise money for the Salvation Army by participating in our annual Holiday 100! With your help, we’re looking to exceed our previous goal of $13,000 in donations for Salvation Army, to support their mission in providing services to community members in need throughout the holiday season.
Here’s how to donate.
– Text Salvation to 43414
-Call 207-879-9426, between 6am-9am and speak to Sarah from The Salvation Army, who will take your donation over the phone!

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