First Red Kettle Club chapter celebrates 14 years of serving others Youth service club supports the mission of The Salvation Army byMarlene Klotz-CollinsJune 20, 2025
Volunteer bike repairman brings ‘freedom’ of free transportation to Anacortes Volunteer John Pope has repaired bikes in Anacortes for decades, boosting byHaley OsnessJune 19, 2025
Students craft ocean murals with recycled clothes from The Salvation Army A crowd gathered in front of the Dolphin Amphitheater at SeaWorld San Diego June byHaley OsnessJune 18, 2025
First Red Kettle Club chapter celebrates 14 years of serving others Youth service club supports the mission of The Salvation Army byMarlene Klotz-CollinsJune 20, 2025
Volunteer bike repairman brings ‘freedom’ of free transportation to Anacortes Volunteer John Pope has repaired bikes in Anacortes for decades, boosting byHaley OsnessJune 19, 2025
Students craft ocean murals with recycled clothes from The Salvation Army A crowd gathered in front of the Dolphin Amphitheater at SeaWorld San Diego June byHaley OsnessJune 18, 2025
GrowthOctober 8, 2019 How getting healthy is good for kids’ brains As a youth football coach, I often hear from parents that they sign their kids byKyle Farber
SpiritualityJuly 9, 2019 Can sports change the world for good? Advocates believe there’s a powerful link between sport, service and byKristin Marguerite Doidge
The WestApril 24, 2018 Helena’s Fire keeps kids on the court The Salvation Army fills a need for youth sports in this Montana community
GrowthJune 28, 2017 Moving from performance to purpose in youth sports Millions of youth devote a substantial amount of their childhood to sports byBenjamin J. Houltberg
The WestApril 19, 2017 Denver boxing program expands Red Shield offers boxing for kids, adults, veterans and people with Parkinson’s
The WestDecember 5, 2015 Wrestling program flourishes at Seattle White Center Volunteer coach Shon Sweet develops champions at The Salvation Army
National StoriesFebruary 26, 2015 Late night basketball gives young men a shot The Salvation Army gives Chicagoans an alternative to gangs
