Grateful Recipient Becomes Generous Donor
On Wednesday, June 22, Captain Jeff Brunelle found something unexpected in the mailbox at The Salvation Army Lynn Corps Community Center on Franklin Street. “There was no stamp on the […]
Category Archives: My Story
Volunteer Spotlight: Neil Welds
“It’s weird to say volunteer. It doesn’t feel like volunteering. It’s like life to me.” For the past five years, Neil Welds has been volunteering at The Salvation Army Ray […]
Rest for a weary family
“We were looking forward to spending our first Thanksgiving in our new place. That’s when we found out,” Talia says. “From there, everything went down hill.”
150 Faces and Facts: Volume 21
If a miniature horse can volunteer to ring a bell for The Salvation Army, you can too!
150 Faces & Facts: Volume 20
“Volunteering here is addicting” says Sandy from New Bedford. Plus, do you know how many Boston-area families benefit from our Christmas Castle distribution?
150 Faces & Facts: Volume 17
Do you know why Battery Park in New York is significant to The Salvation Army? FACT: In 2014, there were 342,082 adult character-building instructional classes provided by The Salvation Army […]
150 Faces & Facts: Volume 16
We’re about meeting people at their needs – providing meals for children in the summer, low-cost summer camp and job training programs. FACT: Food insecurity increases for children in the […]
150 Faces & Facts: Volume 10
Volume 10 contains a variety of stories of commitment from community volunteers to improve the lives of those in need through The Salvation Army. A family of four has made […]
150 Faces & Facts: Volume 8
The New Kids on the Block still have a worldwide following and The Salvation Army serves those in need worldwide. What else do the two have in common? FACT: In 2014, […]
150 Faces & Facts Volume 6
From to disasters to summer camp to performing arts, The Salvation Army meets the needs of its neighbors and serves them in their communities. FACT: Our Emergency Disaster Services team […]
