In Yuma, one woman lives out her faith in everyday moments Delivery driver Nikita Lopez trusts God to use ordinary encounters to open March 19, 2026
Respite program in Loveland helps stabilize patients after hospital stays A hotel voucher program gives people a safe place to heal When Social Service byHaley OsnessMarch 12, 2026
Revolution Hawaii celebrates 20 seasons of discipling young adults To date, 205 individuals from all over the world have participated byKaren GleasonMarch 6, 2026
How Tucson’s Hospitality House guided one woman to stable housing Keys in hand, Rita Reeder opened the door to her new apartment in Tucson—for the byHaley OsnessMarch 5, 2026
In Yuma, one woman lives out her faith in everyday moments Delivery driver Nikita Lopez trusts God to use ordinary encounters to open March 19, 2026
Ministry in the Rink: Inside The Salvation Army’s unique summer ice hockey camp Ministry isn’t limited to church on Sundays, and The Salvation Army’s Kroc March 16, 2026
Respite program in Loveland helps stabilize patients after hospital stays A hotel voucher program gives people a safe place to heal When Social Service byHaley OsnessMarch 12, 2026
Journey with Jesus: A Holy Week Art Journal for Families Holy Week invites us into the most meaningful story we tell—one that asks not March 11, 2026
Impact StoriesMay 12, 2022 Salvation Army Center of Hope turns to research to end chronic homelessness A bold vision calls for fresh approaches byCaitlin Johnston
Impact StoriesMay 10, 2022 Food is fresh and hope is real at California’s Yuba-Sutter Corps Yuba Sutter’s Fresh Fridays is a free, outdoor client choice food market byKaren Gleason
Impact StoriesMay 5, 2022 How one Northwest volunteer is Doing The Most Good beyond kettle season Since 2013, Maureen Westfall has been an active Salvation Army donor and byLou Buhl
Impact StoriesMay 4, 2022 The humanitarian aid The Salvation Army’s providing in response to war in Ukraine As we know from international news reports and statements from other official
Impact StoriesMay 3, 2022 Salvation Army partners to keep food out of landfills and onto the tables of those in need Mesa Citadel, United Food Bank rescue food from grocery stores to feed community byVivian Gatica Lopez
Impact StoriesApril 28, 2022 Food for the body and soul: Great Falls starts Family Table ministry In Montana, The Salvation Army Great Falls Corps is serving “church around the byLou Buhl
Impact StoriesApril 27, 2022 A conversation on The Salvation Army’s Ukraine response with the West’s John Berglund For more than 20 years, Western Territorial Emergency/Disaster Services Director bySam Jarosz
Impact StoriesApril 26, 2022 A former Salvation Army thrift store becomes one stop shop for food and clothing needs Sally’s Resource Center expands Prescott Corps’ family services byHillary Jackson
Impact StoriesApril 21, 2022 How The Way Out Bridge Housing Center is helping fight barriers in Spokane The service-intensive program can help up to 60 adults make the transition from byLou Buhl
Impact StoriesApril 19, 2022 In Honolulu, The Salvation Army keeps kids full for the weekend Fighting youth food insecurity in Hawaii Every Friday that school is in session byVivian Gatica Lopez
Impact StoriesApril 15, 2022 National Advisory Board Member awarded in Phoenix for ‘loving others’ Tears of joy were in abundance on April 9, as nearly 100 friends, family, byScott Johnson
Impact StoriesApril 14, 2022 How one Wyoming thrift store extends its ministry by serving the community Sheridan’s Salvation Army Thrift Store is making an impact for good by keeping byLou Buhl