About
- Meet the Editor
Connect with Caring
The Do Gooders Podcast

Newsletter

Community
- What’s Your Cause?
Creativity
- Find Your Story
Growth
Impact
- Do Good Guides
Spirituality
- Bible Studies

Lost your password?

Community
- What’s Your Cause?
Creativity
- Find Your Story
Growth
Impact
- Do Good Guides
Spirituality
- Bible Studies

Roundup

Enterprising spirit

The Salvation Army is launching initiatives from culinary to construction Hope Harbor Culinary Arts Lodi, Calif. At age 6, Barry Crall was in the kitchen ... Read More

Cart

CONNECT WITH CARING

Get the Do Good Digest and learn how you can do good right where you are. SIGN UP

GIVE

A gift to The Salvation Army funds life-changing programs in your community. Give Now

OR

VOLUNTEER

Get involved and provide support to your community. Volunteer

GET HELP

Find physical, spiritual or emotional care through The Salvation Army for you or someone you know. FIND SERVICES

caringmagazine

A publication of The Salvation Army, helping you do good right where you are.
#GoodStartsWithYou
Listen to the new #DoGoodersPodcast out now ⬇️

📺 Video // Blessings in Disguise: Finding Commu

📺 Video // Blessings in Disguise: Finding Community In The Midst of Crisis⁠
.⁠
“When I first came here, I remember laying in bed saying, ‘God, this is what it feels like to be home again.’”⁠
.⁠
Go inside The Salvation Army Orange County's Anaheim Emergency Shelter with Julia and others finding transformation in this new video.⁠
.⁠
Many knew Jim Bogosian, “Pastor Jim,” who went to the shelter day after day to meet with residents, “to share, to answer questions, to pray for, give some spiritual counsel,” he said—to be a friend. ⁠
.⁠
On Dec. 26, 2020, Pastor Jim was promoted to Glory after battling COVID-19. He put his life on the line to serve the most vulnerable in the midst of a global crisis and will be remembered as a faithful soldier and servant. ⁠
.⁠
Head to the link in our bio to watch the video and read more.

💪Growth: How to keep you New Year’s resolutio

💪Growth: How to keep you New Year’s resolutions with two psychology-based strategies
.
Did you set New Year’s resolutions for 2021? How’s it going?
.
If you need an assist, there are two widely-known social psychological theories that can help. As Dr. David Cwir writes, implementing these simple principles will go a long way to helping you achieve your goals.
.
Swipe to see the two theories, key points from each and how exactly to use them for good (and hit that little airplane to save this post to refer back to). Then visit the link in our bio to read the full article for more.

💭 Impact: 6 resources to become more aware and

💭 Impact: 6 resources to become more aware and engaged against human trafficking⁠
.⁠
Visit @sajusticeus to register for a webinar Jan. 13 at 11 a.m. PST, “Human Trafficking: Myths and Misconceptions.” ⁠
.⁠
During the past year, providers in the anti-trafficking field have seen a rise in the variety of misconceptions being broadly disseminated through social media and other platforms. This live panel discussion will touch on not only the various myths that have gained traction in recent months but also the harmful impact of these myths on the anti-trafficking movement.⁠
.⁠
Sign up today and then get started on your learning and engagement with these six resources. Link in bio.⁠

💭 Impact: International Salvation Army leader a

💭 Impact: International Salvation Army leader asks ‘What’s next?’ ⁠
.⁠
“Our challenges will overwhelm us if we can't approach God with anticipation...Ask God, what's next for you, for your family, for The Salvation Army? Ask the question, knowing that God is greater than pandemics, economic downturns, and yes, even death. Ask him what's next. The one who redeems the desert places, the one who replenishes the soul, the one heals the brokenhearted.”⁠
.⁠
Hear more in a message from @salvationarmyihq General Brian Peddle as he asks “What’s next?” in this new year. Link in bio.⁠

💭 Impact: Salvation Army provides emergency gen

💭 Impact: Salvation Army provides emergency generators to the Marshall Islands⁠
.⁠
It took three years, but The Salvation Army in Majuro, Marshall Islands, finally received two 5,380-pound generators, essential to maintaining power during the island’s frequent power outages.⁠
.⁠
Despite logistical and financial challenges, The Salvation Army Hawaii Pacific Islands Division never gave up—and ultimately, a donor’s generosity guaranteed the delivery.⁠
.⁠
Read more at the link in our bio.⁠

💭 Impact: Storm of evictions forecast to hit U.

💭 Impact: Storm of evictions forecast to hit U.S. in 2021⁠
.⁠
The Aspen Institute estimates 43 percent of all renter households (some 40 million people) are at risk of losing their homes in the wake of an already-vulnerable rental market that was hit hard by job losses when COVID-19 struck. Come Jan. 31, most of these tenants no longer have any legal protection from eviction proceedings. ⁠
.⁠
So what’s the forecast, and what shall The Salvation Army’s response be to the eviction apocalypse at our doorstep? ⁠
.⁠
Head to the link in our bio to read more.

💭 Impact: Pasadena Hope Center donors’ gift w

💭 Impact: Pasadena Hope Center donors’ gift will support and uplift local families⁠
.⁠
With their recent, sizable gift to The Salvation Army’s Hope Center project in Pasadena, California, Diane and John Mullin become more than just generous philanthropists; their names will now forever be associated with the possibility of hope and opportunity for vulnerable generations to come.⁠
. ⁠
With construction expected to start this fall, a 52,000 square-foot social services center—to be known as the Diane and John Mullin Hope Center—will support low-income families and veterans in the Greater Pasadena community who have found themselves struggling due to the pandemic. ⁠
.⁠
Tap the link in our bio to read more.⁠

💪 Growth: Here's what happens when you start sh

💪 Growth: Here's what happens when you start showing up⁠
.⁠
"I think most of us feel this fear. Somewhere in our younger years, we learned to carry this expectation that we'd be exceptional. We'd be good. We'd do all the right things. We'd be perfect.⁠
.⁠
Maybe you learned to tell yourself, If perfection isn't a realistic expectation, I will just get as close to perfect as possible. And these words you spoke over yourself cracked open the back door just wide enough for fear to get in. Soon enough, you became someone who writes but never presses publish. Or someone who buys the running shoes but never takes the first run. A person who always wanted to paint but never picked up the brush. Or the one who wanted to go back to school but whose internal dialogue prevented them from ever filling out the application. This is what fear will do if we opt for perfection over choosing to start just as we are in this moment.⁠
.⁠
There are no shortcuts. There are no overnight fixes. There are no detours. The instruction manual for deep change is the same every single day: Show up. Show up. Show up."⁠
.⁠
Tap the link in our bio to read more in this excerpt from "Fighting Forward: Your Nitty-Gritty Guide to Beating the Lies That Hold You Back," new from Hannah Brencher.

💪 Growth: 9 lessons learned this 'Savoring Simp

💪 Growth: 9 lessons learned this 'Savoring Simplicity' season on the Do Gooders Podcast⁠
.⁠
In the latest season of the #DoGoodersPodcast all about savoring simplicity, each of the guests reflected on how to take control of our lives and restore peace during these turbulent times. It examined how the @salvationarmywest has aided communities in need during the pandemic and, especially, during the recent holiday season.⁠
.⁠
Are we letting negative thoughts control us or are we controlling our thoughts? How are we finding gratitude during a difficult period? Do we understand how Advent and the stories in the Bible relate to our everyday lives? ⁠
. ⁠
Head to the link in our bio for 9 lessons we learned in the most recent season of the Do Gooders Podcast.

Load More... Follow on Instagram

About
Connect with Caring
Privacy Policy
NEWSLETTER
Share your story