Events
An Army United for Good
Celebrate the impactful legacy of The Salvation Army and how it has transformed communities for over a century.
In 1954, the U.S. Congress approved a joint resolution for President Dwight D. Eisenhower to proclaim a week to recognize the humanitarian efforts of The Salvation Army. Today, The Salvation Army annually serves nearly 24 million Americans and is in nearly 7,000 communities to address the critical impacts of poverty around the country.
The Salvation Army is the largest non-governmental direct provider of social services in the country, made up of more than 1.4 million volunteers, 400,000 officers, and church members, 47,600 advisory organization members, and almost 50,000 employees.
Stories of love around the territory
- Learn why some say, "The greatest form of love is a choice."
- Discover how soccer outreach in Texas proves sports are a great way to bring children and families together.
- We're grateful for our legacy of work with the armed forces and it continues to inspire volunteers today.
- See the impact of lives changed from a week at camp, Loc says, "I caught my first ever bluegill and yellow belly."
Thank you, America!
Bring Joy to Summer
Love Beyond Hardship
“Among Americans, The Salvation Army has long been a symbol of wholehearted dedication to the cause of human brotherhood… Giving freely of themselves, the men and women of The Salvation Army have won the respect of us all.”
PRESIDENT DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER
Explore our events, learn about our history, and get involved in the various programs and initiatives that make The Salvation Army such a transformative force. Whether it's volunteering your time, making a donation, or sharing your own experiences, your participation can create a positive impact in the lives of those in need.