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Red Feather #1 (1946)

Parents' Magazine Press · 1946 · 4 pages

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The Red Feather Kid, a young mascot character, explains his role in promoting the Community Chest charity drive and urges people to contribute. When Jerry's brother returns home from the war decorated with a Distinguished Service Medal, Jerry learns that Red Feather represents the symbol of community service through charitable giving, and that contributions support various peacetime services including aid to servicemen, families in need, and relief efforts for people overseas. The story concludes with Jerry receiving his own Red Feather pin to wear proudly as an award that every American can earn through supporting their local Community Chest.

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