Research shows sharing a table with others has a number of benefits.
Life is busy. Between work, commuting and other responsibilities, it can be hard to carv... Read More
Event facilitates understanding, growth.
When Portland Tabernacle Corps Officer Lt. Laura Fyn walks through the Rose Center for Seniors, it’s common for her ... Read More
Just as Salvation Army Founder General William Booth challenged his own son, we too can be challenged to never tire of doing something for others.
General... Read More
The role of reliable transportation in fostering economic mobility can’t be overstated.
At some point, many people hit a plateau in their careers. The way th... Read More
A growing model contends that poverty isn’t something to simply “rise above” any more than exposure to lead or asbestos.
$1.6 trillion. It’s a figure so larg... Read More
A question as old as mankind itself
“How great is the love the Father has lavished on us,
that we should be called children of God! And that is what we ar... Read More
God has sent me a way to connect with him in the easiest way possible: by playing and laughing with children.
Last year, I stumbled into a job without knowin... Read More
Handmade quilts serve as empowerment for women in recovery.
When Barbara Kelly heard about The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Program (ARP) in Chico, ... Read More
The Salvation Army helped reunite a sister with the brother she didn’t know existed.
After her mother’s death in March 2015, Lisa Bayard, 60, found a single ... Read More
Seniors are the fastest growing segment of Alaska’s population and many need a ride.
It had almost become a routine decision for Trudy Brown: medical treatme... Read More
Nonprofit advocacy forms a vital link between community needs and Capitol Hill.
“If you are not at the table, you are on the menu—especially in Washington, D... Read More
Workforce development movement takes off in and around Sacramento.
Construction math, blueprint reading and tool basics are all covered in a week-long cons... Read More
