[goodnesswins]

Target had a huge ad in an Orange County paper last weekend talking about how to donate to the SALVATION ARMY through Target ONLINE.....

[CindyDawg]

I know. I told the manager at Walgreens that Target was doing this. We both agreed this was good. That's when he told me (with a big smile) that they were welcome at his store.

[Tall_Texan]

Target had a huge ad in an Orange County paper last weekend talking about how to donate to the SALVATION ARMY through Target ONLINE.....

Target is still owned by liberals. I still wouldn't shop there. Are they still donating to Planned Butcherhood?

[Caramelgal]

In a way I think Target did the right thing about not allowing the Salvation Army bell ringers in front of their stores.

I always used to put a few dollars in the kettle on each and every shopping trip. Now the people manning the kettles are not what I remember from years ago when Salvation Army volunteers wore those traditional uniforms and would smile and say thanks and God Bless.

Recently entering my local grocery store, the kettle was manned by some dirty looking teenage kid who really didn’t seem to be all there. He was dancing and gyrating around like he was dancing to some hip hop song playing in his head.

I was afraid to give him any money wondering if my donation would get to where I intended or he was going to take a cut of his own to pay for his next fix.

Does anyone know where those Salvation Army “soldiers” went?

BTW- I saw a Target commercial yesterday that ended with the words “Merry Christmas”.

When a store cashier wishes me “Happy Holidays” I respond with “Merry Christmas”. Most of the time, they will smile and say Merry Christmas back.