‘Determined’ volunteer brings in tons of food for Mesquite food pantry How one woman helped The Salvation Army collect over 26,000 pounds of hope What byLou BuhlMay 14, 2026
Pathway of Hope helps grandparent caregivers find needed support Once in financial crisis, one family regains stability through the Pathway of byHaley OsnessMay 12, 2026
Salvation Army officers-in-training practice how to help amid disaster Cadets prepared 180 meals during Emergency/Disaster Services training byKaren GleasonMay 8, 2026
Helena volunteer spreads the joy of music throughout community Helena Corps senior soldier Lynn Batista spreads joy at the corps and a local byCaramie PetrowskyMay 7, 2026
‘Determined’ volunteer brings in tons of food for Mesquite food pantry How one woman helped The Salvation Army collect over 26,000 pounds of hope What byLou BuhlMay 14, 2026
Pathway of Hope helps grandparent caregivers find needed support Once in financial crisis, one family regains stability through the Pathway of byHaley OsnessMay 12, 2026
Salvation Army officers-in-training practice how to help amid disaster Cadets prepared 180 meals during Emergency/Disaster Services training byKaren GleasonMay 8, 2026
Helena volunteer spreads the joy of music throughout community Helena Corps senior soldier Lynn Batista spreads joy at the corps and a local byCaramie PetrowskyMay 7, 2026
Impact StoriesApril 11, 2016 A choice opportunity John volunteers weekly at the Spokane Salvation Army Food Bank By Cara Cahoon
Impact StoriesApril 11, 2016 FRESH APPROACH Meighen Lovelace needed help from a Salvation Army food bank a decade ago byCaramie Petrowsky
Impact StoriesApril 11, 2016 ‘I want to help’ When Meighen Lovelace first walked into The Salvation Army Vail Valley in 2007,
Impact StoriesApril 11, 2016 For Michael Mueller, volunteering is a daily priority He started volunteering with The Salvation Army in March 1987
Impact StoriesApril 11, 2016 The value of volunteers National Volunteer Week, April 10-16, recognizes the work of volunteers for byChristin Thieme
Impact Stories The WestMarch 30, 2016 Salvation Army camps may qualify for new federal funding Youth employment initiative opens up at least $20 million in workplace grants By
Impact StoriesMarch 30, 2016 Service at the point of need Nearly 23,000 volunteers served over 161,000 people from 474 Service Extension
Impact StoriesMarch 1, 2016 Global weather could spawn humanitarian crisis 2016 likely to set records for severe weather
Impact StoriesFebruary 29, 2016 New life Across the landscape of The Salvation Army’s service in communities across
Impact StoriesFebruary 29, 2016 Easing vets back into the workforce When Ashley Moorehead finished serving four years active duty in the Marine
Impact StoriesFebruary 29, 2016 Restoring healthy living Michael Brito doesn’t want his community to suffer the effects of diabetes