In this episode of the Kanawha Valley Hustlers podcast I am at the second annual Salvation Army Red Kettle Classic in Charleston. I talk with Amy Shuler Goodwin who shares that her team with Booth, Jim Strawn, and Renee Keeley had fun in the heat and that while competition was light she held the longest drive for a while. She says the Salvation Army is vital to family focused efforts in Charleston and tells me to watch for an upcoming economic development announcement and the holiday season events she loves. I then meet Marc Beacom who retired this year after forty years in technology and says retirement is filled with golf, friends, and service. He praises the Salvation Army’s work and offers a tip on staying cool with electrolytes in the heat. Finally, I talk with Keith Lewis who says his team played as one and valued supporting the Salvation Army’s broader mission beyond the red kettles at Christmas. He says their focus was teamwork more than competition and looks forward to future events. I leave the course reminded that golf, community, and service come together to make a lasting impact.