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Holiday Heroes
December 5, 2019
Who are the people making The Salvation Army's work come to life in your community? It may surprise you, not only what we do but who supports us!
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Lending a Helping Hand During the Holidays
November 27, 2019
Levy, Salvation Army provide home-cooked Thanksgiving meal to thousands in Chicago
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6 Ways to Do the Most Good this Giving Tuesday
November 26, 2019
The Salvation Army welcomes your help on December 3 -- and throughout the year!
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This year we give thanks for you
November 21, 2019
Your support of The Salvation Army helps provides programming and resources to communities across the Midwest
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Joe Mauer rings bells at Cub grocery store in St. Paul
November 19, 2019
Retired slugger Joe Mauer stopped by the Cub Midway grocery store in St. Paul on Nov. 15 to stand at a red kettle and ring bells for The Salvation Army. Read Local Story
 
Bringing Bell Ringing to a New Generation
November 18, 2019
Bradley Davidson’s relationship with The Salvation Army began 30 years ago when he was a 6-year-old Boy Scout in Milwaukee in need of a volunteering badge. Read Local Story
 
Help Us Make the Season Bright for EVERYONE
November 8, 2019
Here's how YOU can Do the Most Good for your neighbors in need this holiday season Read Local Story
 
How Linda Budner Learned It’s Never Too Late to Make a Difference
November 6, 2019
Despite her age and health limitations, our Emergency Disaster Services Volunteer of the Year thought, Why not now? Read Local Story