Monument Hill Kiwanis presents bell ringing check to Salvation Army

February 22, 2026

Monument Hill Kiwanis Club (MHKC) has turned over the money it made ringing the bell for the Salvation Army. A check for $29,869.29 (later rounded up to $30,000) was presented to the Colorado Springs Salvation Army (SA) on Jan. 31. Members of Kiwanis, Tri-Lakes Women’s Club and Lewis-Palmer D38 Key Club members spent 375 hours ringing the bell during the last holiday season. In the photo from left are MHKC Assistant Project Manager Mark Zeiger, SA representative Jeanette Bernstein, SA Major Nancy Bell, MHKC Project Manager Jeff Baker and MHCK President Jim Head. *Photo by Warren Gerig.*

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