Something to Live For: “Just sit down and do some recovery”
It all started when Aaron Needham heard a pop in his back while working at his father’s stained glass company.
How The Salvation Army is bridging the wealth gap in Phoenix, Arizona
When The Salvation Army in Phoenix, AZ, realized a significant portion of their community were living paycheck to paycheck, they
Thrift With Me, Episode 5: Shop The Salvation Army in Pasadena with Josue Julio
Learn to shop at your local Salvation Army Thrift Store with Josue Julio. He gives his tips and tricks on
At All Costs: How one man went from Wall Street and addiction to respected restaurateur
Mike Carter grew up in a Brooklyn neighborhood dominated by the power and influence of the real-life men who inspired
Dancing from the Heart: Kroc Dance Academy helps students of all abilities succeed
The Kroc Dance Academy in Ewa Beach, Hawaii is making a way for dancers of all ages and abilities to
Thrift With Us: Shopping for a cause at The Salvation Army
You never know what kind of hidden gems you may find until you look in a Salvation Army Thrift Store. Join
La Deuda
A young Mexican boy comes of age—for better or worse—in his quest to save the life of his beloved pet
Manila Men’s Motor Club creates a community of faith in the Philippines
In the Philippines, attending church is considered, in some circles, to be ‘unmasculine’—but a group of men from The Salvation
Transformation Station: Guiding restoration in rural Montana
In Havre, Montana, The Salvation Army works in the face of debilitating poverty, helping to reintegrate folks like Holly Dorcheus
Mariachi lessons in Los Angeles inspire kids to embrace culture and faith
Music brings a powerful depth to life. It allows people to express emotions, experiences and hopes. Cultures and sub-cultures tell
In Hawaii, a rural safe house is a safe haven for abused teens
Each year, on the big island of Hawai'i, dozens of teen girls run away from home to escape abusive and
Pathway of Hope breaks the cycle of generational poverty with one key ingredient—hope
After leaving an abusive relationship, Ruth was a single mother of six, struggling to make ends meet. She found herself
In Colorado, an adaptive summer camp helps campers of all abilities thrive
Sleeping in a cabin, singing camp songs, and eating camp food are some of the simple things that some do
The Salvation Army’s Napa Culinary Training Academy cooks up fresh futures for graduates
Ricardo couldn't recognize himself anymore. He felt sick and knew he needed to change. After completing his stay at The
Giving Back: People share why they give to The Salvation Army
At Christmas, kettles allow The Salvation Army to personally interact with the people who donate to support community programs. This
The Salvation Army’s Tailor: Fifty years of bespoke uniforms
David Kwan-Yong Kang survived an astonishingly difficult childhood. Orphaned at two years old after his father was killed during the
Finding purpose through community service at The Salvation Army’s Home League
The Salvation Army’s Home League is not a place where women sit around "yicky yacking,” it is so much more
In Nashville, LifNav app helps outreach teams prioritize needs of unhoused individuals
In Nashville, Tennessee, The Salvation Army is experiencing tremendous success working with the homeless community. Their 'LifNav' street outreach prioritizes
Chopped Junior: Youth cooking competition teaches healthy habits in Denver, Colorado
When Kimberly Roberts came out of the hospital, she knew her health habits had to change. Her kids knew it,
A Healing Brew: Drinking coffee and doing good in Cleveland, Tennessee
“I just found a massive disparity between the life and actions of Jesus Christ, and the church institutions that I've
Betty’s Story: Escaping an Abusive Relationship
Betty rebelled against her family and God when she was growing up. She started to chase the approval of others
Prison Letters: Inmates Thank The Salvation Army
Throughout The Salvation Army's history, reaching out and ministering to those who are incarcerated has always been important. Although it
Boxing with Parkinson’s: A Surprising Therapy
In Denver, CO, a group of folks diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease have taken up boxing - yes, boxing! And they’re
Helping Asylum-Seeking Families in California | Love Beyond the Border
In mid-2021, Riverside County, CA, enlisted The Salvation Army to help provide temporary logistics and lodging for asylum-seeking families as
Tiny Homes, Big Hopes: Welcome to The Salvation Village
Some barriers to success are too big to face alone. But what happens when Los Angeles City Council's District 15,
A unique path from homelessness to home
Experiencing homelessness is often not just about a lack of housing. It’s also about sustainability. That’s why The Salvation Army
Melding native Hawaiian values and addiction recovery
Hula, gardening, harvesting, studying the Hawaiian language and learning the history of their ancestors—it’s all part of the addiction recovery
God of Restoration
When Dan Garrett stood in a prison yard and first devoted his life to God, he began his journey toward
Fostering Freedom
When foster kids turn 18, it’s an unfortunate reality that some are kicked out of their foster homes, making them
He saved a wretch like me
Starting at an early age, Joseph Valadez was on a path of violence and substance abuse that eventually led him
The History of Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services
The Salvation Army has existed to serve without discrimination since its founding in 1865, and has faithfully kept that tradition
An Iraqi Christian’s desperate struggle for peace
Caught in the middle of a firefight in Baghdad. His nephew killed by a suicide bomber. His sister dying in
Faith Gives Me Life: ‘La Fe Me Da Vida’
Pedro was introduced to The Salvation Army while living with his sister in Long Beach, California. He soon became a
Love In Action: Teen turns coffee to water
Eden Wild is a headstrong teenager with a calling. With the help of her parents, she has created a life-changing
Street Level: Meeting need on the street
Tina and Jonathan travel across Washington state, reaching out to people currently living in their vehicles. In their specially-equipped van,
‘We will not stop’—volunteering during a pandemic
Denver residents Elias and Candy Salgado began helping a few families in need by using their own finances, but when
The Way Home: Finding stability after 38 years homeless
On any given night in America, there are well over 500,000 men and women living on the street. For more
Blessings In Disguise: Finding community in the midst of crisis
With COVID-19 upending the livelihoods of millions of working people in America, it’s hard to imagine how those who are
Asylum: A Journey of Faith and Hope
Last year, more than 20,000 people came to the United States seeking asylum due to threat of persecution. The Seruyange’s
Airwave Angels: Using Walkie-Talkies to Spread the Gospel
In our fifth and final video from the Republic of the Marshall Islands, we visit the island of Imiej, where
Breaking the Cycle: Finding Hope in the Midst of Addiction
Thomas Wolf had a wife and two kids, was a homeowner and successful case worker in San Francisco. That all
Autism and the Church
Part of The Salvation Army's mission is to meet the needs of individuals of all backgrounds, without discrimination. Some needs
Life in the Marshall Islands: God’s Work in the Remote Pacific Island Nation
With no running water and scant electricity, where short-range radio is the only means of communication, modern life in the
Human Hearts
Bullied for her differences, a determined young ballerina with cerebral palsy braves the stage only to be confronted by her
Comfort in Grief: Losing a Loved One
Donna struggled with substance addiction from the beginning. Family hurt and an abusive relationship followed. Her high-school-aged daughter was diagnosed
Thrift Haul at The Salvation Army Family Thrift Store, Episode 3
Have we mentioned what a deal it is to shop at your local Salvation Army Family Thrift Store? From name-brand
Harvesting Hope: Growing a Christ-like Community
Centered between Portland and Seattle, the small city of Centralia, Washington, faces a declining economy and an increase in homelessness,
Eternal Investment: Education on a Remote Pacific Island
Children in the Marshall Islands must pass a high school entrance exam in order to continue their education past the
Learn More About God
If you're wanting to learn more about God or how to get involved with The Salvation Army, find more about
Weight of the World, Lifted: How One Man Forgave The KKK
When Alvin Keller suffered a deeply traumatic hate crime at the hands of the KKK, he carried that burden of
Beautiful: Things are not always as they seem
This is a momentary glimpse into one woman's life as she walks down the street. How people react to her
A family of volunteers
Every Christmas season, the Fie Family sets aside a day to gather together and volunteer their time ringing the bell
Come thrift with me at The Salvation Army Thrift Store in Lake Forest, Episode 2
Everyone wants to save money. Shopping at your local Salvation Army Family Thrift Store is not only the perfect place
Captain Mioshi – Gang Leader to Godly Leader
Growing up in the remote Pacific Island nation of the Marshall Islands, Mioshi Anwot faced many difficulties, from abusive older
Come thrift with me at The Salvation Army Thrift Store in Hemet, Episode 1
You never know what kind of hidden gems you may find until you look in a Salvation Army Family Thrift
Coral and Concrete: Life on the Most Densely Populated Island in the South Pacific
Life on Ebeye Island, a remote island in the already-remote Republic of the Marshall Islands, is difficult. Some 16,000 people
Heart of This Place
In rural England, a father and his two sons run the family business. But their relationships are torn apart when
Giving Back: Growing Leaders Within Your Community
Sammy grew up in Portland, Oregon, under challenging circumstances with an unsure future. As he grew older, however, The Salvation
New Wheels: A Big Heart in a Small Town
Robert uses his time and talents to make custom lowrider bicycles for his local community in Pocatello, Idaho. He created
Home decor thrift store haul with The Salvation Army
What do seashell lamps, palm tree pillows and expensive dinner plates all have in common? They can all be found
The Hungry Thirsty Stranger: Changing Perspectives Inside Alaska’s Prisons
There is a movement underway inside of Alaska’s State Penitentiaries. It’s based upon a philosophy which focuses on treatment, teaching,
Sweet Prayers: Massage Parlors and Sex Trafficking Ministry
Sweet Prayers is a ministry wherein participants visit illicit massage businesses in their area, bringing them home-baked goods. This helps
Acceptance: Achieving sobriety without judgment
Jonathan hit rock bottom at the Mission and 16th bus stop in San Francisco high on meth and low on
The Second Chance: My Life as a Child of Addiction
A not-uncommon statement from a person in addiction is, “I’m not hurting anyone but myself.” Denice Delgado would beg to
Soul purpose: How The Salvation Army helped one couple find faith again
When David consciously decided to renounce Christianity, he turned to science and technology. When his wife Diane began to view
Doughnations: How The Salvation Army Creatively Serves a Small Alaskan Community
In the remote village of Hoonah, Alaska, The Salvation Army has created a unique approach to raising money: by selling
Grand changement: Empowering kids through ballet
Xiomara and Valeria love to dance. At The Salvation Army’s Kroc Corps and Community Center in San Francisco, the girls
Dry Bones Live: A story of reclamation and grace passed down and paid forward
David Barnett found himself in need of new work after vocational training he received in the Navy became obsolete. Over
Dust to dust: A vignette of addiction in New Mexico
Smoking weed at age 7. A father by age 15. A cocaine addiction that quickly escalated to methamphetamine. And a
Fight or flight: Using neurofeedback to treat PTSD and substance abuse
The Salvation Army Bell Shelter in Los Angeles, California, has implemented a new tool to help people get back on
Never Too Late: How I quit after 30 years
For 30 years, Clay slid further and further into his addiction. Nothing could stop him—not his father’s suicide, not his
Created For Freedom: The transformative power of creative arts in prison fellowship
Intro: In Norco, part of Riverside County, California, the prison known as “Hotel California” is home to about 3,400 male inmates.
Reclaiming Dignity: How personal relationships are changing lives in Montana
The Salvation Army in Helena, Montana, is meeting needs with its Life Empowerment Program, which helps homeless and at-risk men,
Promoted to Glory: How The Salvation Army raised me
Homeless. Abandoned. Molested. All by the age of 12. When the police found young Lynn McCoy alone in a Greyhound bus
No Way Out
Some think that all people doing sex work are doing so by choice. As our subject anonymously shares, she was
Perfect Peace: How a cynical man became a fanatical believer
Hector grew up going to church but he never really took it seriously. He constantly rebelled and lived life his
Walk of Faith: A blind veteran finds his sight in paradise
Mark, a veteran of Desert Storm, developed severe cataracts in both eyes, nearly blinding him, which caused him to lose
Campfire Stories: Brian
There were times in Brian's youth that he was bullied so terribly he didn't even want to live. It wasn't
Washed clean
Mike and his wife were addicted to methamphetamine, struggling to get by with their three children. They couldn't break their
Coastal Valley Mobile Ministries reaches farm workers
The ministry delivers 1,000 free, hot meals to farms in Central California each week. Along California’s Central Coast, spanning Point Mugu
Lost at Sea: Wilson’s journey from addiction to sobriety
Wilson’s alcohol addiction interfered with every aspect of his life, including his occupation. After being fired from a fishing vessel,
Meth, money and madness
Paul had, what many would consider, the good life. A high paying career, married with two children, and an ocean