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Major Pierre Antoine is urging the public to continue to support the Salvation Army Christmas Kettle appeal.

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With one more week to go, officials from the Salvation Army say they are hoping to achieve the target for this year’s Annual Christmas Kettle appeal.

Commanding Officer of the Church here, Major Pierre Antoine said  they continue to keep hope alive in achieving the target of 100-thousand dollars this year.

Major Antoine is urging the public to support the Christmas Kettle appeal, which provides funds to support a number of the Church’s projects.

Major Antoine is encouraging the Business community to respond positively to the letters of Appeal.

He is also encouraging the public to make their donations to the six kettles which have all been placed in strategic locations, as they are still away from the target.

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