Allen Tanner

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  "The toy recalls really have affected us," Salvation Army Capt. Allen Tanner said Monday.
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  "We have volunteers come in, and they go through a thick list to screen the toys," Tanner said."We work with a couple of local companies and purchase the toys from them.
  
  "They've already gone through the toys, so we haven't hit too many hurdles."
  
  Tanner said the Salvation Army has had to get more volunteers for the holiday season and still needs 200 more to help with the toy distribution.

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  Captain Allen Tanner with the Salvation Army says-these days- they're getting more business than ever before.
  
  "Especially with the economy, once it took the downturn, we seen several more families coming in and actually tell us that they depend on us to help them with their needs and hopefully this will give us, broaden that for us," Tanner said. Talkback: Click Here to Comment on this Story
  
  The new store opens next Thursday the 9th at 10:00 a.m. Tanner says they are still in need of donations to fill the store.

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  By the end of the day, between 40 and 50 volunteers helped with cooking, setup, serving and cleanup, according to Salvation Army Capt. Allen Tanner.
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  Tanner said, "Once we're sure everyone has eaten, we'll let them go back for seconds."

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  Some are working people that are having a tough time making ends meet with rent and rising utility costs, Salvation Army Capt. Allen Tanner said Monday.Other people show up almost every year in need of assistance.
  
  Nearly 40 people filled out applications for help on Monday, Tanner said.The bulk of the people showed up during the morning registration period.
  
  "That's probably normal for what we did last year," he said.
  
  Tanner expects interest to increase as people become aware that registration is underway.
  
  "We helped about 600 families last Christmas," Tanner said."We're looking at helping 2,000 children with Christmas gifts."

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  "It's just amazing to know they're willing to help us out," said Captain Allen Tanner of the Salvation Army."This allows us to take what we saved from not having to purchase items for those who don't get adopted on 'Angel Trees' and get additional things for families in the area."
  
  Steve Fitzpatrick, president of the Heart of Carolina Mustang Club from Raleigh, N.C., presented Captain Tanner with a check for $500, representing an additional donation from that club.

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  "It's just amazing to know they're willing to help us out," said Captain Allen Tanner of the Salvation Army.

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  Capt. Allen Tanner, Salvation Army - "I wouldn't imagine that it would come to this or this magnitude, but it has, and we are dillegently working to keep them out of the households."

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  "It's just amazing to know they're willing to help us out," said Captain Allen Tanner of the Salvation Army."This allows us to take what we saved from not having to purchase items for those who don't get adopted on ,Angel Trees' and get additional things for families in the area."
  
  Steve Fitzpatrick, president of the Heart of Carolina Mustang Club from Raleigh, N.C., presented Captain Tanner with a check for $500, representing an additional donation from that club.
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  Photo: Steve Fitzpatrick presents a check to Captain Allen Tanner of the Salvation Army.

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  Capt. Allen Tanner said the organization would like about 200 volunteers to help with an assortment of tasks.
  
  "This is our busiest season of the year," Tanner said.
  
  The Salvation Army needs bell ringers to help raise funds for the group from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Kettles are located in various locations in Danville.
  
  Tanner said the list doesn't stop there.

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  Capt. Allen Tanner said 40-50 volunteers will take care of feeding the 150-200 people expected to attend the dinner.Some of those volunteers will arrive as early as 7 a.m. to begin preparing the feast; others will stay long after the meal is over to clean up."We may go past (the scheduled 1 p.m. end of the meal)," Tanner said Tuesday.

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