On this popular card, a Salvation Army bell pops up next to the wonderful lyrics of “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day.” A great way to say thank-you to volunteers!

The card front features the Doing the Most Good logo, and the inside features an energetic painting of Evangeline Booth, along with her quotation about doing the most good.

The ever-popular “Bell and Kettle” in the snow scene provides a pleasing cover, and a War Cry kettle scene pops out when the card is opened.

William Booth’s incredible declaration that began “While women weep . . .” is beautifully presented on the front of this miniature pop-up. Inside, a portion of a stained glass window with William Booth as a focal point pops forward, adjacent to the Doing the Most Good logo. The window, which also symbolically depicts the Army’s work, is at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.