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Diligent to our mission, The Salvation Army of North Texas provides holistic service aimed at meeting several of the community's needs during the summer months.
Heat-related illness are a real threat in our community, especially for vulnerable communities such as seniors, the very young, people with chronic diseases, and those experiencing homelessness and poverty. This summer, The Salvation Army is offering relief to as many community members as possible through emergency assistance, heat relief resources, financial assistance, and other programs aimed at long-term stability in Dallas, Collin, Denton, Tarrant, Ellis, and Rockwall counties.
Each location follows guidelines by the city and the county; exact protocols may vary. North Texas Area Command has established a threshold for activating heat relief services, which relies on a forecast of 100 degrees or higher, usually for more than one day, or if there’s a heat index of more than 105 degrees for over two days in a row.
Arlington Corps Community Center
Address: 712 West Abram Street
Hours: Monday-Friday from 9AM - 4PM
Carr P. Collins Social Service Center
Address: 5302 Harry Hines Boulevard
Hours: Monday-Friday from 9AM - 5PM
Denton Corps Community Center
Address: 1508 East McKinney Street
Hours: Monday-Friday from 12 - 5PM
Garland Corps Community Center
Address: 451 West Avenue D
Hours: Monday-Friday from 11AM - 5PM
Irving Corps Community Center
Address: 250 East Grauwyler Road
Hours: Monday-Friday from 9AM - 5PM
Lewisville Corps Community Center
Address: 880 Fox Avenue
Hours: Monday-Friday from 9AM - 4PM
McKinney Corps Community Center
Address: 600 Wilson Creek Parkway
Hours: Monday-Friday from 10AM - 4PM
Northside
Adress: 3023 NW 24th Street
Hours: Monday-Thursday 9AM - 5PM
Oak Cliff Corps Community Center
Address: 1617 West Jefferson Boulevard
Hours: Monday-Friday from 9AM - 2PM
Pleasant Grove Corps Community Center
Address: 8341 Elam Road
Hours: Monday-Friday from 9AM - 4PM
Plano Corps Community Center
Address: 3528 14th Street
Hours: Monday-Friday from 9AM - 3PM
Waxahachie Corps Community Center
Address: 620 Farley Street
Hours: Monday-Friday from 9AM - 5PM
At select locations, The Salvation Army, with support from its heat relief sponsor, Reliant, and partner, Westlake Ace Hardware, will be distributing boxed fans and water bottles through drive-thru food pantries and opening cooling stations to offer hydration and shade to those at risk of heat-related conditions.
Depending on the unique needs of each North Texas community, we're also providing relief by:
Checking in on elderly or other vulnerable individuals in affected communities
Utilizing emergency disaster mobile feeding units (canteens) to bring relief to vulnerable populations
Providing financial assistance for families experiencing lost wages who may be at risk of having their utilities shut off
Each week, The Salvation Army of North Texas feeds 10,000 people through its 12 food pantries, treats 500 people through its three recovery programs, and houses 1,300 people through its six shelters and senior living centers. The need for support from our generous neighbors is at an all-time high. If you're able, consider making a donation to help us continue our relief efforts.