A message from Territorial Commander Commissioner Kenneth G. Hodder:
Social distancing, the loss of income and livelihood, the fear of getting sick and a hos... Read More
This season, simplify, declutter and give to The Salvation Army.
Today is the first day of Lent, Ash Wednesday, the start of the 40-day lead up to Easter. ... Read More
When many people hear of The Salvation Army, they think only of thrift stores and red kettles. Yet the Army is so much more.
The Salvation Army is a faith-ba... 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
Food historian John T. Edge credits The Salvation Army with introducing American taste buds to the donut in his book, “Donuts: An American Passion.”
During W... Read More
The facilities provide ample opportunity for fun, movement and arts education.
With school winding down for the summer, parents find themselves scrambling to... Read More
Perhaps the most often-asked question I got when I worked at National Headquarters was “When is National Salvation Army Week?” And it always made me laugh. Know... Read More
Friends, we must do more.
On any given night in America, 553,000 people are homeless. They are men, women and children. They are single and married. They are... 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
1. The Salvation Army was founded in London, England, in 1865 by former Methodist minister William Booth. Booth abandoned the conventional concept of a church a... Read More
After a tumor left her quadriplegic, determination and a Kroc Center trainer helped this faithful single mother find strength.
“I can do all things through Chr... Read More
Vaccination clinics, hand-washing stations and outreach events are part of a coordinated effort to contain the deadly disease.
Since last spring, San Diego C... Read More
