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red feather give now #nn (1946)

Parents' Magazine Press · 1946 · 4 pages

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Red Feather, the mascot character, appears to a young boy named Jerry to explain the importance of the Community Chest charity campaign and the real-world heroes it supports. Through Red Feather's narrative, the story reveals how peacetime heroes—including combat veterans, families struggling to work and stay together, and servicemen still overseas—depend on Community Chest contributions for relief supplies, medical care, nursery services, and other essential support. The tale emphasizes that giving to the Community Chest is a form of distinguished service that every American can perform, and concludes with Jerry wearing the red feather symbol proudly as a badge of civic responsibility.

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