The charity says it received a diamond engagement ring and a wedding band among its donations in northeastern Pennsylvania.
The head of the Salvation Army's chapter in Wilkes-Barre says the rings were rolled up in a dollar bill and dropped into a kettle on Black Friday. Patty Richwine says it one of the stranger donations the charity has received.
The Salvation Army tells WNEP-TV the rings were appraised at about $600.
Richwine says the Wilkes-Barre chapter raised $150,000 last holiday season and hopes to reach that mark again this year.
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Information from: WNEP-TV
