Creative new event formats take center stage
Christmas is upon us—the busiest fundraising season of the year for The Salvation Army, when much of the funding... Read More
Caring has a new podcast and to celebrate, we’re throwing a launch party!
Come June 10, you’ll find three episodes in Apple Podcasts or wherever you download... Read More
In her office near the Willamette River in downtown Portland, Mackenzie Neitling spends her days reviewing design goals, attending construction meetings and dra... Read More
Mike Beaudreau
Mike Beaudreau starts his day on the docks of the warehouse in Anaheim, Calif., at 6:30 a.m. He checks the trucks, and looks over 14 routes h... Read More
Across the country, thrift sales fund rehabilitation through The Salvation Army.
Mike Beaudreau starts his day on the docks of the warehouse in Anaheim, Ca... Read More
Dr. Stuart Brown invites each of us to rediscover our unique “play personalities.”
Illustration by Autumn Frederickson
His directions were precise, thoug... Read More
Young professionals make an impact through skills-based volunteering
Mackenzie Neitling spends her days attending construction meetings and drawing plans as... Read More
Monica Lewinsky says she was patient zero, and is out to bring awareness to the viral problem.
Though we know the name well, we haven’t heard from Monica Le... Read More
Leanne Brown
New cookbook invites you to eat well on a budget.
With just $4 a day, you can eat well and enjoy it.
That was Leanne Brown’s goal in writ... Read More
Its glitz and glamour are known the world over.
Home to the entertainment industry, studios and stations dot the map below the iconic, white, 45-foot-tall Ho... Read More
Just 93 miles from the shores of the “land of the free and the home of the brave,” the streets of Havana, Cuba, feel tropical but torn. The pastel infrastructur... Read More
Vu Pham Hoang, 28, grew up on a coffee farm in Pleiku.
Located in central Vietnam, Pleiku was strategically important during the Vietnam War as the main cent... Read More
Christin Thieme is the editor in chief of The Salvation Army New Frontier Publications. She's had her passport confiscated in Pleiku, Vietnam, waded through destruction in New Orleans, interviewed prostituted women in a former brothel in Mumbai, sat down with government leaders in Cuba and shadowed the local mayor at a Palestinian rally in Nazareth—all in the name of journalism. She holds a master’s in specialized journalism from the University of Southern California Annenberg School of Journalism and formerly taught communications as an adjunct professor at California Lutheran University. She has been awarded for writing and reporting, including a first-place prize, from the Evangelical Press Association.
