Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign Kicks Off with Music Superstar Kenny Chesney at Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving Day Game

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Four-time Country Music Association Entertainer of the Year, Kenny Chesney, will kick-off The Salvation Army’s 122nd annual Red Kettle Campaign with a LIVE performance at Cowboys Stadium during halftime of the Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game against the Washington Redskins at 3:15PM (CT) on FOX.

Date: 21 November 2012, 17:27 PM EST
Source: The Salvation Army
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Four-time Country Music Association Entertainer of the Year, Kenny Chesney, will kick-off The Salvation Army’s 122nd annual Red Kettle Campaign with a LIVE performance at Cowboys Stadium during halftime of the Dallas Cowboys Thanksgiving Day game against the Washington Redskins at 3:15PM (CT) on FOX. Video
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Charlotte Jones Anderson and Jerry Jones with the Dallas Cowboys and Commissioner William Roberts with The Salvation Army kick-off the annual Red Kettle Christmas Campaign.
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Music superstar Kenny Chesney will kick-off The Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign with a halftime performance during tomorrow’s Dallas Cowboys game LIVE on Fox.
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The Salvation Army raised a record $148 million in red kettles last year to help serve 4 million people at Christmas and 30 million people throughout the year.
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