How one Pacific Northwest corps turned grant writing into dollars for COVID-19 relief.
In all her eight years at the Salvation Army Roseburg (Oregon) Corps, ... Read More
If there’s one thing we hear time and time again, it’s this: “I thought The Salvation Army was just kettles and thrift stores!”…Which is generally followed by: ... Read More
When you give $1 to The Salvation Army, it helps to meet needs in the community in which you donate—a practice that started with the very first kettle in 1891. ... Read More
While nearly 600,000 Americans experience homelessness, many others are one expense away from it. But what if this pipeline to homelessness was preventable?
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We know hunger is an issue, and yet the details can be difficult to fully grasp. Here’s five things you need to know about hunger in America today:
1. In Nor... Read More
In January 2019, more than 8,000 people were experiencing homelessness in San Francisco, 17 percent more than two years prior, according to the 2019 San Francis... Read More
Stepping in to fill the need, whatever the need might be.
At nine months pregnant and with her due date around the corner, Jessica Moulton and her baby’s fa... Read More
Robert Wallace’s childhood was much like a pinball, bouncing around a machine he couldn’t seem to escape.
After his biological father was sent to prison and ... Read More
Which came first: the chicken or the pigs? Or was it the goats?
No matter the order, all are a part of Homelani Homestead, a homesteading project of The Salv... Read More
It may be a matter of political will.
There’s a lot of work to be done to eradicate hunger once and for all, but that’s not deterring an overwhelming majorit... Read More
Bus tickets back home to loved ones are part of a growing strategy to address homelessness.
In sunny El Cajon, California, just east of San Diego, Marissa wa... Read More
