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Source: The Sidney Herald

WILLISTON — Salvation Army officials in Williston and Sidney are preparing for another holiday fundraising season, with combined Red Kettle campaign goals of $165,000 as both communities continue to see demand for emergency assistance. The Williston Salvation Army is aiming to raise $150,000 this year, up from $120,000 in 2025, while the Sidney campaign has a $15,000 goal. Funds raised through the local campaigns help provide assistance to people facing financial hardships, including help with rent, utilities, food and other basic needs. In Williston, Major Roberto Davila said the organization is serving about 1,500 people a month, compared with roughly 500 previously. The figure includes people receiving food and other forms of assistance. The Williston campaign will kick off at noon Saturday, Nov. 14, at Cash Wise. Miss North Dakota 2027 Emma Tong and Williston Mayor Cory Swint are expected to attend.

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