As the Salvation Army prepares to launch its annual Christmas Kettle on Friday, Manager of the Drug Rehabilitation Programme, Major Ulrick Thibaud is urging all to support this charitable venture.
During a recent interview with Stabroek News Major Thibaud who has been working with the Salvation Army here in Guyana for just over three years said that the money raised will be used to buy items to fill hampers which will be distributed to the less fortunate. “We will help that person to have a better Christmas,” he said adding that the every dollar counts.
Major Thibaud urged persons to donate whatever they can even if it is a $20.
