HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) – The countdown to the holidays is on so the Salvation Army in Harrisonburg is having a drive for poultry on the dinner table starting this week. The branch wants to collect one thousand three hundred fifty turkeys and chickens this year.
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) – NBC12 and Salvation Army are teaming up once again this holiday season to help spread Christmas cheer to children across the Richmond area.
The Angel Tree is a holiday tradition thousands of central Virginians participate in every year.
HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) – The countdown to the holidays is on so the Salvation Army in Harrisonburg is having a drive for poultry on the dinner table starting this week. The branch wants to collect one thousand three hundred fifty turkeys and chickens this year.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (CBS19 NEWS) — On Tuesday night, the 10th annual Salvation Army of Charlottesville Telethon took place.It was hosted by CBS19’s News Director Dan Schutte and WCHV’s Joe Thomas.This year’s goal was to raise $200,000, and in just one hour, they beat it. In total $243,200 was raised.
The Salvation Army of Central Maryland partnered with Royal Farms to provide 4,200 gallons of water to residents in Sandtown-Winchester and the Mathew Henson communities in response to a boil water alert in West Baltimore, Maryland. Water tests over Labor Day weekend revealed the presence of E. coli bacteria in the water in a 56-block area. The alert was lifted on September 9, 2022.
HARRISONBURG, Va. (WHSV) – The Salvation Army of Harrisonburg and Rockingham County held a ribbon cutting for the long-awaited reopening of its emergency shelter on Thursday. The shelter had been closed since March following allegations of mismanagement.
The shelter’s reopening comes at a time of great need as the city’s homeless currently have nowhere to go at night. Over the last six months, the shelter has been renovated, staff have been hired, and it is set to open its doors to guests on Friday.
A local homeless shelter that’s been closed since March reopens today.
Suspending operations for a review after accusations of mismanagement, the Salvation Army Family Services and Emergency Shelter on Jefferson Street reopened today with renovations and new leadership after celebrating a ribbon-cutting and open house Thursday.
BALTIMORE — Water was distributed Thursday but, from someone different than Baltimore City.
Royal Farms and the Salvation Army of Central Maryland donated 4,200 gallons of water in West Baltimore.
On Monday, Baltimore City officials announced the detection of E. coli bacteria in routine water supply samples collected in West Baltimore, with the Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) issuing a required water boil advisory for residents in impacted areas including parts of West, Central, and Southwest Baltimore, as well as portions of Baltimore, Howard, and Anne Arundel Counties.