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Learn more about how The Salvation Army fights hunger with a variety of stories and articles.

The West

January 25, 2018

The future of food pantries?

Client choice food pantries are helping reduce waste and restore dignity in

December 19, 2017

‘Santa Steph’ Curry serves Bay Area families

The Salvation Army in San Francisco took 60 families to a Christmas party hosted

The West

October 30, 2017

Gardening grows more than produce

GrowGood participant finds new career calling

The West

May 2, 2017

Shelter-goers reap benefits of on-site farm

A new commercial greenhouse could help GrowGood employ even more men from The

Impact Stories

December 22, 2016

Coastal Valley Mobile Ministries reaches farm workers

The ministry delivers 1,000 free, hot meals to farms in Central California each

Impact Stories

July 26, 2016

Growing against food insecurity

AmeriCorps commits a team to help The Salvation Army combat hunger

byCaramie Petrowsky

Impact Stories

July 25, 2016

‘Client Choice’ comes to Las Vegas

On July 15, The Salvation Army serving Southern Nevada celebrated the opening of

Impact Stories

July 19, 2016

Culinary training for independence

Women in recovery find new skill, empowerment in cooking Five mother sauces

byBrandi Salas

The West

June 8, 2016

New culinary training program thrives in Hawaii

Partnership’s early success helps Salvation Army secure a $50,000 grant By

Impact Stories

June 6, 2016

$1 million grant from Walmart supports SA services

The $1 million grant supported nutrition in Salvation Army programs nationwide

The West

April 25, 2016

Nourishing community

A cooking class teaches more than kitchen skills

National Stories

March 1, 2016

The Salvation Army in Wisconsin tackles child hunger with new kids café

Kids facing food insecurity in Racine, Wisc

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Hunger

The future of food pantries?

‘Santa Steph’ Curry serves Bay Area families

Gardening grows more than produce

Shelter-goers reap benefits of on-site farm

Coastal Valley Mobile Ministries reaches farm workers

Growing against food insecurity

‘Client Choice’ comes to Las Vegas

Culinary training for independence

New culinary training program thrives in Hawaii

$1 million grant from Walmart supports SA services

Nourishing community

The Salvation Army in Wisconsin tackles child hunger with new kids café

5 ways The Salvation Army supports kids after school

Teen brothers donate $800 to feed the unsheltered in Tucson

Decline in overdose deaths points to hopeful trend in fentanyl crisis

How one musician shares his recovery journey through song