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God’s Plan: Providing Hope after Hurricane Florence
October 11, 2018
When Hurricane Florence hit North Carolina, all of the area Emergency Disaster Services were deployed to the hardest hit areas.
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Red Kettles Make Their Holiday Debut at Jewel-Osco Stores
October 10, 2018
Volunteers are needed to help fundraise at the red kettles.
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It's the most wonderful time to volunteer
October 9, 2018
From ringing the bell at a red kettle to putting toys under the Christmas tree, there are so many ways you can give back to your community.
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The Importance of Fire Ground Incident Rehab
September 21, 2018
The Salvation Army EDS provides support to emergency responders to reduce fatigue and the risk involved in an emergency operation.
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Make a Difference with Every Ring
September 17, 2018
Volunteer bell ringers are needed starting mid-November through Dec. 24 Read Local Story
 
Accuity Volunteers Step Up to Support The Salvation Army
March 30, 2018
This blog post has been provided by Tamara Draper, Senior Account Executive at Accuity, Inc. Read Local Story
 
Bell Ringing: It's An Art
December 18, 2017
Once the Christmas season arrives, the Red Kettles and their bell ringers hit the streets. Read Local Story
 
Local Volunteer Keeps Christmas Assistance Program Running in Norridge
December 6, 2017
While Christmas comes at the end of the calendar year for most, it starts in October for The Salvation Army officers, staff and volunteers. Read Local Story