Generators arrive in Majuro after years of financial and logistical challenges.
The Salvation Army Western Territory is geographically massive, making it ful... Read More
It’s Christmas 2020 and nothing is as it should be, it seems—or at least, it’s not the sort of holiday season we’ve come to expect. To provide some holiday enco... Read More
The Salvation Army in the USA Western Territory is serious about reducing homelessness, launching The Way Out initiative in 2019, which aims to double the terri... Read More
New facility aims to combat food insecurity
A 15,000 square-foot facility where The Salvation Army formerly maintained a thrift store in Bellingham, Washingt... Read More
Seattle’s William Booth Center is recognized nationally by the VA as best practices during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Seattle’s William Booth Center (WBC) provid... Read More
Which came first: the chicken or the pigs? Or was it the goats?
No matter the order, all are a part of Homelani Homestead, a homesteading project of The Salv... Read More
A sandwich ministry provides a weekly touchpoint for people living on the streets around Aala Park in Honolulu’s Chinatown, with Salvation Army members and frie... Read More
Statistics show a stark lack of minorities and females throughout the film and TV industry.
Each year, the Academy Awards celebrates filmmaking at its fines... Read More
In Angoon, Alaska, there’s only one place to stay
Most afternoons, Angoon, Alaska, Corps Officers Majors John and Cathy Quinn can be found in their home offi... Read More
Karen Gleason has a degree in English from the University of Virginia, and is a few credits shy of a degree in math. She enjoys yoga, reading, music, theater, “Doctor Who,” sunny days and spending time with her cats. Currently, she is reading the dystopian thriller, “Spark: A Novel,” by John Twelve Hawks, when she’s not binge watching the TV series “Person of Interest.” She believes in the power of God and the indomitability of the human spirit, and considers the stories in Caring to reveal the potential we have to make a positive difference in the world.
