SINGAPORE - More retail outlets by The Salvation Army are set to open to the public in the coming months, expanding its reach ...

As part of their Emergency Disaster Services response to Typhoon Mawar, The Salvation Army Guam Corps is providing three meals a day for incarcerated youth and staff at the Department of Youth ...

BELMONT COUNTY, Ohio — Louis Patrick, the longtime major with the Bellaire Salvation Army, appeared in court Tuesday morning at the Belmont County Eastern Division Court for an arraignment.

LYNCHBURG, Va. (WDBJ) - The Salvation Army of the Greater Lynchburg Area serves as a beacon of hope for those in need. But a recent drop in donations is putting vital services at risk. The ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — The Salvation Army of Charleston is hosting a Summer Camp Enrollment Open House to help inform parents of the camp's offerings before students get out of school for the ...

The Salvation Army's Pathway of Hope Shelter on Alexander Street in Fayetteville closed suddenly in April 2025. Leaders with the organization cite lack of funding as the issue, saying the ...

The Salvation Army's Pathway of Hope shelter in Fayetteville has closed due to lack of funding. The shelter, open since 1996, has been operating at a deficit for months. (This story was updated to ...

A global, 160-year-old Christian charity, the Salvation Army has contracts with the City of Denver to run five shelters, including three hotels purchased by the city and converted into shelters ...

The Salvation Army rehired a man who it knew explicitly messaged a minor and who proceeded to sexually abuse another minor, a new lawsuit against the faith-based charity group alleges. Mt.

Mt. Juliet resident Riley Neville sued the Salvation Army following alleged sexual abuse by music director who led faith-based music ministry programs over four years. Complaint alleges music ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — "Sinclair Cares: From Homeless To Hope" puts a spotlight on the amazing work happening through the Salvation Army across the nation and right here in the Lowcountry.

In Washington, D.C., the Salvation Army is helping young moms get their lives on track through its Turning Point program. In this safe place, young moms can come and live for two years.