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'Silber Bells Tour' beats last year’s total by bringing in more than $4,700 for local chapters of the Salvation Army

This year's tour brought in $4,788.67 in donations for local chapters of the Salvation Army!

The Silber Bells Tour has been a success!

Evening Anchor Chad Silber rang the Salvation Army bell across the Triad and collected donations in red kettles to help the Salvation Army provide services to people who are less fortunate.

He stopped in 9 Triad cities over 5 days to help raise money for local chapters of the Salvation Army.

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Here's a breakdown of the locations and the money raised:

Monday, Dec 16

1st Greensboro location 

Walmart, Cone Blvd

Money raised: $228.19

2nd Greensboro location 

Walmart, Battleground

Money raised: $303.80

Tuesday, Dec 17

Lexington

Walmart

Money raised: $358.20

High Point 

Hobby Lobby

Money raised: $708.01

Wednesday, Dec 18

Burlington 

Walmart, Graham Hopedale Rd

Money raised: $524.67

Asheboro

Walmart

Money raised:  $329.93

Thursday, Dec 19

Winston-Salem

Walmart, Peters Creek Parkway

Money raised: $246.79

Today is a special day for my dad - one he's been anticipating for a... long time. He's retiring!! I'm so appreciative for the work ethic he instilled in me - and for the decades he and my mom worked to make sure our family had food on the table.

Mt. Airy

Lowe’s Foods

Money raised: $537.66


Friday, Dec 20

Mayodan

Walmart

Money raised: $782.35

Reidsville

Walmart

Money raised: $769.07

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Last year, the Silber Bells Tour collected more than $4,000 for local chapters of the Salvation Army. This year that number was beaten as the tour brought in a total of $4,788.67!

READ: See pictures and videos from last year's Silber Bells Tour

You can also donate to the Salvation Army by visiting the Salvation Army website.

No cash? No worries! You can now pay at the kettle using a mobile app. It's in an effort to attract more donations when shoppers might not have cash or coins to drop in the kettle.

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