Echelon Hawaii’s Red Pencil Project supports third graders The year-long lesson on community teaches third graders skills they can practice byKelly DawsonAugust 28, 2025
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Teen brothers donate $800 to feed the unsheltered in Tucson Kindness can be contagious byCaramie PetrowskyAugust 20, 2025
Echelon Hawaii’s Red Pencil Project supports third graders The year-long lesson on community teaches third graders skills they can practice byKelly DawsonAugust 28, 2025
How The Salvation Army’s shielding seniors from scam surge amid rise in AI In the age of AI, The Salvation Army partners with experts to help seniors avoid byEmily AndersonAugust 26, 2025
5 ways The Salvation Army supports kids after school Growing up has never been easy, but today’s young people face unique challenges byEmily AndersonAugust 22, 2025
Teen brothers donate $800 to feed the unsheltered in Tucson Kindness can be contagious byCaramie PetrowskyAugust 20, 2025
The WestApril 30, 2000 SF Lighthouse salutes African American soldiers MAJOR VICKIE Shiroma leads the Serenity Choir during a recent meeting
The WestApril 30, 2000 National award goes to Fritzes BY MAJOR DAVID HUDSON and HOPE EVANS – Majors Russell and Jacqué Fritz,
The WestApril 30, 2000 William & Catherine Booth ALIVE AND WELL IN SEATTLE BY CINDY COTHERN – Salvation Army founders William and Catherine Booth
News FeedApril 30, 2000 A pure and simple faith ON THE COVER: Two-year-old Joshua Dickinson, son of Captains Michael and Cindy
