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How The Salvation Army’s North Pole brings toys to kids in California Volunteers and community partners make Christmas merry and bright for kids At byHaley OsnessDecember 18, 2024
In Oregon, shared values keep one volunteer coming back to The Salvation Army For Patricia Chipman and her son, volunteering is a family affair byKaren GleasonDecember 16, 2024
Partnership brings holiday cheer to those in Denver recovery program While the start of the holiday season sparks joy for many, it can be a byLou BuhlDecember 13, 2024
Phoenix construction firm swoops in to save Christmas for Angel Tree children—twice As volunteers took Angel Tree tags off Christmas trees at the Desert Ridge byHillary JacksonDecember 11, 2024
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