The Salvation Army continues to serve communities in Nepal nearly one month after a devastating earthquake.
Earlier this week, President Obama visited the nation’s newest Kroc Center, in Camden, NJ, highlighting the impact that investment in facilities and programs like Kroc Centers can have on the long-term health of local communities.
General Cox and Commissioner Cox recently visited the vibrant country of Brazil.
The Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club in Charlotte, NC is sending 10 teenagers to the impoverished Mexican village of Blanca Flor in July, where they will go door to door handing out LED solar lanterns.
Beginning the middle of last week and continuing into the weekend, central areas of the United States witnessed severe weather. There were reports of more than 40 tornadoes with dangerous flooding that followed.
India was the first Asian country to have a Salvation Army presence which began in 1882. Now, 133 years later, a team from International Headquarters is retracing the steps of those early pioneers.
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Last month, The Salvation Army of Atlanta, GA held the third annual Homeless Connect. This necessary event gives the homeless community a place to come and grab a meal, clothing, and learn about valuable services.
The Salvation Army has pledged its support to one of the biggest petitions in history demanding that world leaders take immediate action to get every girl and boy into school. Salvationists and friends of the Army are being asked to join the five million people who have already signed the petition.
The Salvation Army of Central Maryland has been serving on the streets of Baltimore this week working to clean up their neighborhood the day after riots erupted.
General Andre Cox and Commissioner Silvia Cox visited Asbury University in Wilmore, KY. Asbury’s relationship with the Army can be traced almost 100 years back.
