A generous soul has slipped a $25,000 cashier's check into a Salvation Army red kettle in Southeast Texas.
Salvation Army Capt. Mark Jacobs said Friday that the anonymously donated check was found in a red kettle in Galveston.
In recent years, generous donors have left large sums, rings and gold coins in Salvation Army kettles.
A surprise gift was left in a Salvation Army kettle for the second year in a row.
The Galveston County Daily News reports the check turned up Wednesday in a red kettle near a drug store. Officials aren't sure who left the check but welcome the money.
Jacobs says the funds will be used for Salvation Army services in Galveston County.
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