SPOKANE, Wash. -- Around 60 local children from Salvation Army's two foster care programs and shelter went back to school shopping with local law enforcement Wednesday morning. "We hope kids leave ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB)– The commercials have officially started again, and though summer continues on, parents are starting to prepare to bring their children back to school. But this year, with the ...

About 100 volunteers stood around the Euclid Street Mervyn’s early Friday, wearing scarves and wool jackets in the dawn chill. Soon, buses carrying close to 100 kids pulled in the parking lot to get ...

JOINT BASE LEWIS-McCHORD, Wash.- In what was supposed to be five military company formations standing at parade rest on an open grassy field, was in reality, a motley crew of children between the ages ...

BELLEVUE, Wash. — For 30 years, the Salvation Army has been helping kids get ready for the new school year, and this year is no different. Thanks to the community and volunteers, more than 100 kids on ...

2009 marks the sixteenth year of the Debi's Kids and The Salvation Army Angel Tree campaign. Debi's Kids was created by WCSC's on-air anchor, Debi Chard, in 1993 to bring joy to the lives of children ...

WASHINGTON (Army News Service, April 27, 2009) -- Hurricane season will blow in soon and families need to be prepared. "Now is the time to make your plan if you don't have one, or rehearse your old ...

Saginaw families will receive much-needed warmth this Saturday from The Salvation Amy of Saginaw County at the annual Coats for Kids giveaway. Salvation Army members and volunteers will pass out coats ...

FARGO — The Fargo-Moorhead Salvation Army is helping hundreds of families prepare for winter with its annual Coats and Kids program. The nonprofit expects to serve more than 400 families this week.

Kingsville's Salvation Army and King's Way Church are putting up Angel Trees in the community to help Kingsville kids. Anyone can adopt one or more angels by Dec 10. Adopting an angel includes buying ...

While other kids slept in on Saturday morning, 9-year-old Reece Kennedy and his little brother Riley woke up early and headed to basic training — the 4-H version. There are no real guns and no real ...