Kelly Clarkson to Kick Off Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign with Live Performance During Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving Day Game Halftime Show
By MultiVu Video, published Dec 03, 2007Clarkson Calls for Volunteers and Donations as Honorary Chairperson of Nation's Oldest Annual Fundraiser
Tomorrow, two-time Grammy Award winner Kelly Clarkson will be the featured performer during the nationally televised halftime of the annual Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game to officially kick off the 2007 Salvation Army Red Kettle Christmas campaign.
Clarkson is also serving as honorary chairperson of the campaign, which will run nationally from Friday, November 23rd through Christmas Eve, December 24th. The Red Kettle campaign, the oldest annual charitable fundraiser of its kind in the United States helps raise money for those who need it most in communities nationwide - providing toys for kids, coats for the homeless, food for the hungry and countless social service programs year-round.
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Tomorrow, two-time Grammy Award winner Kelly Clarkson will be the featured performer during the nationally televised halftime of the annual Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game to officially kick off the 2007 Salvation Army Red Kettle Christmas campaign.
Clarkson is also serving as honorary chairperson of the campaign, which will run nationally from Friday, November 23rd through Christmas Eve, December 24th. The Red Kettle campaign, the oldest annual charitable fundraiser of its kind in the United States helps raise money for those who need it most in communities nationwide - providing toys for kids, coats for the homeless, food for the hungry and countless social service programs year-round.
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