Spring Allergies
Achoo! Allergy season is here. Learn about why some of us get runny noses and itchy eyes in the spring, and ways to keep your allergy symptoms in check.
Achoo! Allergy season is here. Learn about why some of us get runny noses and itchy eyes in the spring, and ways to keep your allergy symptoms in check.
The Salvation Army in Harrisburg, Pa., is showing that anyone, any age, can serve their community. Families Go M.A.D. (Make a Difference) hosts volunteer activities for elementary and middle school-age children and introduces them to the Army’s mission.
Fans of comic books and graphic novels can find exciting additions to their collections at Salvation Army thrift stores.
Phil Clark, a volunteer at The Salvation Army in Perth Amboy, N.J., is retired from his job as a postal worker. Whether helping at the food pantry or showing up early to clear brush, he’s always happy to help any way he can.
“Pathway of Hope is not a handout, and it’s not going to change a life immediately,” says Janette Romero, Pathway of Hope case manager in Meriden, Conn. “But it is successful because case managers stay involved and engaged with their clients.”
You might have heard about professional athletes being pulled from games or taking time off to heal due to a concussion. A concussion is a type of head injury that happens when a physical hit, like a tackle, causes your brain to shake or even twist inside your skull. Years ago, an athlete who took a hit to the head was told to “shake it off” and keep playing. Today, we are better prepared to recognize the symptoms of a concussion. Read on to know the dangers of head injuries and how to stay safe.
Most grandparents are content with the role of occasional babysitter, weekend dinner host, and shopper for that extra-special Christmas present for the grandkids. But sometimes, a loss in the family, health issues, or legal problems may mean that grandparents must step up and become the primary caregivers for their children’s children. The Salvation Army of Greater Hartford’s Parents Second Time Around program is giving these families the tools, information, and support they need.
On a cold February evening at Maple Ski Ridge in Schenectady, N.Y., Captain Bree Barker, an experienced skier and snowboarder, showed Dominick Fogle the proper way to stand after a fall on his board.
Getting ready for the playoffs? Score some team gear at your Salvation Army thrift store.
In many communities, the local church serves as a cornerstone of cultural and spiritual life. For Black members, it’s also a space of resilience, identity, and empowerment. These interviews with African American Salvation Army officers, employees, and supporters highlight their contributions and ministries, while also recognizing some challenges they’ve faced. We acknowledge them by sharing their testimonies with you. We celebrate the integral role they each play in the mission. Most of all, we honor them for their work in honoring the mission of The Salvation Army every day.