Revolution Hawaii member has epiphany of gratitude during homeless outreach
By Makensy Peiffer - If you were to go to bed at night and wake up with only the things you had thanked God for that previous day, how much would you have? Parents teach us to say “thank you,” but
Hawaii EDS ready to respond to Hurricane Lane
While services continue for those affected by the Puna lava flow, Salvation Army corps service teams and volunteers on each island prepare for impending storm. With Hurricane Lane moving toward the Hawaiian Islands, The Salvation Army Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Division
Therapy dog draws donations for The Salvation Army with special talent
Labradoodle causes a stir outside a Red Kettle in Honolulu. Honolulu’s number one Red Kettle bell ringer just might be Sydney, who has been known to double the donations compared to most kettles. “I guess if kettling was a sport, you’d
Echelon leaders eye scale-up
Newly formed Echelon National Leadership Council unites chapter leaders to share best practices alongside National Advisory Board. By Jared McKiernan - How is it that one of the most cause-driven and socially motivated generations can be so elusive in the charitable sector? Perhaps
‘Jesus Reigns’ in Kauai
The Hanapepe Corps Home League represented The Salvation Army Sept. 30 at Kauai’s Jesus Reigns Celebration—the first such event in the U.S. The annual celebration began in the Philippines in 2012. Now about 15,000 people participate annually in various locations,
‘Sing a new song’—Family Camp held at Camp Homelani
Sing to the Lord a new song, his praise from the ends of the earth, you who go down to the sea, and all that is in it, you islands, and all who live in them (Isa. 42:10 NIV). Guided by
Norma’s rock: The Salvation Army Lihue Corps
By Brandi Salas - Lihue, Hawaii, resident, 65-year-old Norma Cortez, lives comfortably in her own apartment, a humble abode adorned with drawings, vibrant artwork, and photos of her mother and siblings. “I’m a simple person,” she said. “I used to care for
The Salvation Army continues response to Hawaii condo fire victims
Responders have served over 500 meals and drinks to residents and their families. The Salvation Army is continuing its response to residents affected by a recent condominium fire in Honolulu, Hawaii, raising over $21,000 to date. “A crisis at home can be
International leaders visit Hawaii
A stop on the way to Commissioning weekend General André Cox and Commissioner Silvia Cox, World President of Women’s Ministries, visited the Hawaii and Pacific Islands Division over Memorial Day weekend on their way to participate in the Western Territory’s
Honolulu supports ARC grads with work
Local businesses offer second chance in meaningful jobs. Getting back into the job market can prove challenging for many people recovering from addiction. Though the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits discrimination based on medical history—including past history of drugs and
Lahaina Lighthouse Corps promotes good health
The Salvation Army looks to grow annual event with help from partners. Each year The Salvation Army Lahaina Lighthouse Corps hosts a free health screening event, open to the public, to help ensure less fortunate members of the community receive the
Salvation Army to host CEO Sleepout at Hawaii State Capitol
By David Sayre - Some of Hawaii’s top business and community leaders are expected to participate in the inaugural “Salvation Army CEO Sleepout” at the Hawaii State Capitol Rotunda on Friday, Sept. 16 and Saturday, Sept. 17. In effort to raise