The Salvation Army in Lane County is adapting to changing times, and is now going mostly virtual for its annual Red Kettle Campaign.

Bell ringers outside of local grocery stores will still be around collecting monetary funds, but there's been a new push to utilize online resources.

The organization tells us that they've re-budgeted the kettle campaign in order to bring in as much money as possible for those in need and support their programs at the same time.

Major Kevin Hanson tells us volunteers, whether that be individuals or groups, can sign up for storefront shifts lasting just a few hours at a time.

To donate virtually, click on this link.