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The Salvation Army of Metro Detroit Now Accepting Christmas Assistance Applications
November 4, 2022
The Salvation Army of Metro Detroit is now accepting applications for Christmas Assistance
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Ms. Shirley Merchant Celebrates 50 Years of Service at Detroit Harbor Light
October 6, 2022
Ms. Shirley Merchant, Support Specialist at Detroit Harbor Light, celebrated her 50th Anniversary
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Mount Clemens: The Salvation Army Hosts Safe Haven Event
September 23, 2022
The Salvation Army Mount Clemens Corps Community Center hosted a Safe Haven event to assist homeless and low-income individuals.
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Detroit Conner Creek Corps Community Center Expansion Groundbreaking
June 15, 2022
Updates to include new classrooms, gymnasium, food pantry and programs for families on Detroit’s east side
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Celebrate Donut Day
April 13, 2022
Who created Donut Day? Read More
 
5 Women Who Shaped Salvation Army History
March 7, 2022
Learn about the pivotal role women have played in our organization since it was founded in 1865. Read More
 
The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of November 22
November 19, 2021
Every good thing in this world comes from the gracious Giver as a gift of love to us, and for that we say thank you and amen. Read Local Story
 
The Weekly Word - A Devotion for the Week of November 15
November 12, 2021
Our calling is to do the work – to love God and to love our neighbors to the best of our abilities – and then to trust that God will take care of the rest. Read Local Story