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Brighten the Holidays,  Combat Addiction,  Cure Hunger,  Empower Youth,  Equipping Families,  Help Disaster Survivors,  Overcome Poverty,  Partner with Adults,  Pathway of Hope,  Provide Housing,  Red Kettles,  Salvation Army History,  Share God's Love,  Volunteering,  Ways to Give

 
A Special Basketball Tournament at The Salvation Army Red Shield Center in Englewood
February 27, 2023
With Chicago Public Schools closed for President’s Day, Captain AJ Zimmerman and the Red Shield Center in Englewood held a special basketball tournament
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Opening New Doors
February 24, 2023
The Salvation Army Eagle Creek corps partnered with Butler University in their Movement Exchange program to give more diverse options for the community.
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The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of February 27
February 24, 2023
But forgiveness is at the heart of God’s character, and it’s the key to healing and freedom.
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Service to Others
February 22, 2023
A Salvation Army soldier recounts his recovery journey and how The Salvation Army saved his life.
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Called to Serve
February 21, 2023
A mother turns her grief into service as a way to give back to The Salvation Army Read Local Story
 
The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of February 20
February 17, 2023
The love of God, demonstrated by Jesus on the cross, is our foundation for how to treat one another. Read Local Story
 
Third-annual ‘2 Million Pounds’ food drive runs March 1-31
February 16, 2023
You can help hungry Minnesota families by donating food, giving online, hosting a food drive, or volunteering. Online gifts will be matched. Read Local Story
 
Meridian Volunteers Distribute Coats and Meals for Fifth Consecutive Year
February 15, 2023
Meridian volunteers distributed coats and food for the fifth consecutive year. Read Local Story