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2023 Annual Report
Never Miss a Chance to Do the Most Good
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2022 Annual Report
The Salvation Army of Onslow & Jones County
Dear Friends,
“Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.” - 1 Corinthians 13:4-7
We are incredibly grateful to those who support The Salvation Army. Due to your love and generosity, we are able to assist individuals and families across the Carolinas who come to us in need. Whether it be shelter, nourishment, empowering our youth, or spiritual support, The Salvation Army is there.
In the pages of this annual report, you will read how The Salvation Army is a refuge for individuals in their times of need. Yet, the programs and services we provide would not be possible without your generosity. We thank you for allowing us to make a difference in countless lives – and above all, love.
May God bless you!
Captain Christine Towne
45,614
PERSONS SERVED
19,564
FOOD BOXES/
GROCERIES
5,864
TOYS
DISTRIBUTED
3,388
CLOTHING
ITEMS
Mary Elizabeth's Story
Mary Elizabeth is a busy single mom with two daughters ages nine and two and has a good job working as a court mediator. Her sister passed away tragically, leaving behind an infant son. Mary Elizabeth worked to gain full custody of the baby, but soon afterward, learned that he had a genetic eye disorder that would leave him fully blind by the age of five. Mary Elizabeth knew she did not earn enough money to pay the rent and bills and the baby’s mounting medical bills and still have enough money for Christmas gifts. She heard from a friend that The Salvation Army helped families at Christmas. She decided to call and make an appointment at her local Salvation Army.
“I didn’t want to ask anyone for help,” said Mary Elizabeth. “I thought I could do it on my own, but finally realized I needed some support so I could take care of my family.”
Mary Elizabeth soon met with The Salvation Army’s case manager. The case manager quickly realized the family needed more than help for Christmas and provided them with food, warm clothing, and diapers and formula for the baby.
Mary Elizabeth and her case manager talked for over an hour during her appointment. She unburdened her heart – all of her worries about the children, the devastating loss of her sister, her concerns about being a good mom through the challenges her family had ahead of them. They prayed together and her case manager assured her that The Salvation Army would be there for her and her family, during Christmas and beyond. Mary Elizabeth left The Salvation Army that afternoon with much more than food, clothing, and gifts for her children. She left with God’s gift of hope, comfort, and peace.
GOVERNMENT & FUNDING AGENCIES
$40,054
SPECIAL EVENTS & OTHER REVENUE
$29,861
FAMILY STORE
$456,916
DONATIONS
$1,582,909
TOTAL REVENUE
$2,109,740
CORPS COMMUNITY CENTER
$179,432
MANAGEMENT & GENERAL
$43,091
SOCIAL SERVICES
$1,786,086
FUNDRAISING
$73,814
TOTAL EXPENSES
$2,082,423