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Updated: 12/11/2012 08:00:00AM

Ringing bells signal
a time for generosity

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HERALD PHOTO BY BRYNELIGH BENAK

Jenny and Danny Felt spend their 2-hour volunteer shift in front of the Walmart located on Jones Loop Road in Punta Gorda.

HERALD PHOTO BY PAMELA STAIK

With the bright red donation bucket nearby, Helen Wrobbel rings a bell in each hand during a 2-hour volunteer shift for the Salvation Army on Dec. 6. Wrobbel was working on behalf of the Punta Gorda Historical Society, an organization near and dear to her heart.

HERALD PHOTO BY PAMELA STAIK

With a bell in each hand, volunteer Helen Wrobbel was all about attracting as much attention as possible during her time at the Publix Supermarket in Punta Gorda Dec. 6. The Salvation Army volunteer, who was working hours on behalf of the Punta Gorda Historical Society, said, "People in the store said, 'You're really ringing them (bells).' I want to be loud. It's fun, and I'm glad I can help."

HERALD PHOTO BY PAMELA STAIK

Tom Haag, a season resident in Punta Gorda Isles, drops a donation into the bucket for the Salvation Army on Dec. 6.

Brynleigh Benak is an intern for the Punta Gorda Herald. Contact her at pgherald@sun-herald.com.

By BRYNLEIGH BENAK

PGH Intern

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Sleigh bells aren’t the only ones ringing during the holiday season.

Walk into any Walmart, Publix Supermarket or Winn-Dixie and the sound of the Salvation Army bell ringers can be heard.

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