Today, Time reports that Santa has struck again in Joplin, Missouri. Since 2004, an anonymous donor has deposited $50,000 each year in the Salvation Army kettles. Last year and now, when times have been particularly tight, the donation doubled. Camouflaged with $1 bills, the cashier's checks promise help for people who need it.
Joplin is most famous for its historical Route 66 and Bonnie and Clyde connection, but now it will also be remembered for a heartwarming kindness that repeats every year.
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