Bellringer

1. →Report to work promptly as scheduled.
2. →Work in all weather conditions (rain, sleet, snow, cold).
3. →Work minimum of 4 hours, maximum of 8 hours per shift and maximum of 40 hours per week.
4. →Stay at assigned kettle, ringing the bell. One 15-minute break will be allowed every 4 hours.  A

                30-minute break will be allowed for shifts of 6 or more hours.

1. →Represent The Salvation Army and its programs.
2. →Responsible for kettle, stand and bell at assigned location.
3. →Call supervisor on duty if Bell Ringer needs to leave shift early for any reason.
4. →Remain at work site until relieved of duties by another Salvation Army staff member.
5. →Represent The Salvation Army by dressing and behaving appropriately.
6. →Wear bell ringing apron while working which identifies me as a Salvation Army bell ringer.
7. →Greet public as they pass the work site.
8. →Be cordial and polite to the public. Smile, make eye contact and greet people with “Thank you,

“Merry Christmas,” or other appropriate greeting.

1. →Remain alert and aware of your surroundings, never taking the kettle off the stand.
2. →All monetary donations must be placed into kettle by the donor themselves. Bell Ringers are not

allowed to handle cash or coins.

1. →Must be able to stand for long periods of time and/or entire shift.
2. →Follow Corps policies and procedures.

Education and/or Experience: High School diploma or GED preferred but not required. Experience working with the public is desired.

1. Leave kettle unattended unless on break.
2. Possess or use tobacco, gum, alcohol, weapons or illegal drugs.
3. Eat or be on cell phone or text while on duty.
4. Be distracted (conversations with friends, shopping, etc.).
5. Use profanity or become argumentative with the public.
6. Take money for personal use.
7. Fail to follow all procedures and policies