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The Salvation Army Responds To Flood Recovery Efforts In Iowa, Nebraska
April 3, 2019
Four volunteers departed Monday morning and are expected to stay for two weeks.
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Fight for Good
March 19, 2019
Read how The Salvation Army leads the Fight for Good in our 2018 Greater Chicagoland Annual Report
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The Salvation Army Provides Relief to Those Impacted by Widespread Flooding
March 18, 2019
Hundreds of Salvation Army volunteers, officers and staff are working across a nearly 200-mile-long corridor as flooding continues to affect three states.
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Ice Hockey and Warm Blankets
February 26, 2019
The Salvation Army teams up with the Chicago Wolves to serve the community.
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Celebrate Launch and Landing Reaches into Englewood to Build Up Teens and Families
February 15, 2019
The Celebrate Launch and Landing program helps teens address issues and create goals for success. Read Local Story
 
The Salvation Army Ramps Up Outreach Efforts in Wake of Deadly Cold Snap
January 28, 2019
The Homeless Outreach unit hits the streets to bring people out of the cold Read Local Story
 
New Year’s Resolutions That Do The Most Good
December 27, 2018
It’s time to reflect on 2018 and make our resolutions to Do The Most Good in 2019. Read Local Story
 
Mainstreet REALTORS Ring Bells and Give Back to the Communities They Serve
December 18, 2018
The Mainstreet Organization of REALTORS spent more than 130 hours of bell ringing to support their neighbors in need. Read Local Story