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Found amid all the loose change and dollar bills dropped into a red Salvation Army kettle outside a grocery store in La Cañada Flintridge was a check for $5,000.
The check signed by a Glendale resident was discovered this month in a red kettle outside a Ralphs.
The donation came as a shock to Lt. Joshua Sneed, who oversees Salvation Army in Glendale. What caught him most off guard was the fact it wasn’t made by a repeat donor, but a first timer.
He called the check a very “tangible gift,” pointing out the funds collected in the area stay local.
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