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Red Kettle Luncheon
Please join us for the 2025 Red Kettle Luncheon featuring inspiring stories from clients. The Salvation Amy provides seeds of hope for clients to move beyond homelessness, addiction, and despair and become individuals that live fulfilling and purposeful lives.
Donations are tax-deductible and will be used to fund programs and services to help those in need in our community!
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The Red Kettle Challenge
This year, we are excited to have a matching gift opportunity!
Thank you to the many individual donors who have committed donations to the Red Kettle Challenge – these donors have pledged gifts to be used as matching funds at The Red Kettle Luncheon. 
Together, these donors have created a fund that will be used to match every gift of $1,000+. With this challenge, many gifts will be immediately doubled – to help more people in our community. Make a gift as soon as possible to secure a match!
Thank you to the individuals who are funding our Red Kettle Challenge. Give HERE.
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Sponsorship Opportunities
Your sponsorship of the Red Kettle Luncheon will help nurture these seeds, bringing renewal and opportunity toindividuals and families in need. Together, we can cultivate a future full of hope and possibility! If you are interested in becoming a sponsor for this year's Red Kettle Luncheon, contact Lisa Borders, Lisa.Borders@usw.salvationarmy.org. Click here for the complete sponsorship form.
"Arthur S. Langlie" Award
The Arthur S. Langlie Award is presented annually to an individual, foundation, or corporation to recognize visionary leadership and selfless service to others. Established in 2002, the award is a tribute to Arthur S. Langlie and his 40 years of leadership and service to The Salvation Army. Today, his family honors his legacy with an award in his name to acknowledge others for their dedication to the community.
2024: Tony Ventrella
2022 George and June Bartell
2021 Ralph Munro
2020 Bob & JoAnne Hacker
2019 General Barry McCaffrey
2018 Tom Walker
2017 Donald A. Lockwood
2016 Phyllis Campbell
2015 Russell Wilson
2014 Fred Meyer & QFC
2013 Bill Helsell
2012 Trident Seafood
2011 Jackie & Pierre Gehlen
2010 Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
2009 The Aven Foundation
2008 The Norcliffe Foundation
2007 The Seattle Times, Fund for the Needy
2006 Kathy Holmgren
2005 The Windermere Foundation
2004 Herb Mead
2003 Lee Stiles
2002 Jane Langlie
The "others" award
The "Others" award is The Salvation Army's highest civilian award in the United States, given to an individual or organization who has demonstrated exceptional community involvement and outstanding service for and on behalf of The Salvation Army.
2024 The Transportation Club of Seattle
2023 Timothy and Kimberly Searing
2021 Oak Harbor Freight Lines
2018 Todd Stiller, CenturyLink
2014 Judi Jacobsen and Family
2013 Bartell's
2012 David Kraft
2011 Jean Renny
2010 Aerospace Machinists Union Industrial District Lodge 751
2008 Art K. Langlie
1995 The Boeing Company
1994 Jack L. Link
1993 Tom & Dixie Porter
1991 Puget Sound Power and Light; Washington Natural Gas
1989 Robert D. Ladd
1988 John A. Cherberg
1986 Edward E. Carlson
1985 Seattle Times & its readers
1984 Marv Harshman
1983 Rabbi Raphael Levine
1981 William Bain, Sr.
1980 Rev. Dr. Dale E. Turner
1978 Dr. Robert H. Williams
1977 Stan & Barbara Boreson
1976 Jess L. Brohamer
1975 Mrs. Frances Penrose Owen
1973 James R. Ellis
1972 Harry L. Carr
1971 Mrs. Emmy Schmitz Hartman
1970 Dr. Richard E. Fuller
1969 Lawrence M. Arnold
1968 Dr. John Lindberg
1967 F. Richard McAbee
1966 Royal Broughman
1965 Roscoe C. Torrance
1964 Boeing Employees Good Neighbors
1963 Harold Shefelmen
1962 Wallace H. Campbell
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