Today, The Salvation Army served its one millionth meal as it continues to respond to the Hurricanes that have impacted the southeastern United States. When you support The Salvation Army's disaster response,…
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10 Canteens to Florida
Posted by Desmond Smith on Sep 13, 2017
Ten mobile feeding units (canteens) from The Salvation Army of North and South Carolina are on the way to Jacksonville, Florida to serve people impacted by Hurricane Irma. Each canteen is manned by a crew…
We Have Your Back
Posted by Desmond Smith on Oct 15, 2016
As the flood waters from Hurricane Matthew have been relentless in Edgecombe County, Salvation Army officers, volunteers and staff have kept working harder to bring hope.
Always Faithful
Posted by Ashley Powell on Oct 15, 2016
We knew Hurricane Matthew was coming. We watched as it blew through Haiti, into Florida, over Georgia, and into the Carolinas. We were praying, we were mobilizing and we were prepared.
We're Havin' a Party!
Posted by Desmond Smith on Oct 14, 2016
Can you imagine what it must be like for a child to have to stay at a temporary shelter, sleeping on cots, surrounded by strangers without any of the comforts of home? It can be hard for children to understand…
We Go Where We Are Needed
Posted by Desmond Smith on Oct 13, 2016
During disaster service, The Salvation Army's initial support is provided to first responders – those charged with keeping regular citizens like you and I safe. We've already posted about our support for…
Stories from the Frontline
Posted by Desmond Smith on Oct 12, 2016
When you think about responding to disasters, serving those who need us most, your first thought might not be the most positive. But, what we know is that, when we have an opportunity to provide individuals…
The People You Help
Posted by Desmond Smith on Oct 11, 2016
At the core The Salvation Army is our mission to "preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination." During disasters, we have the opportunity to minister directly…
We Can Help You
Posted by Desmond Smith on Oct 10, 2016
After a long day of serving in the Orangeburg area, our canteen crew had stopped at a local Piggly Wiggly grocery store to pick up a donation from the company. While loading supplies a family – a mother…
More than a Chance Encounter
Posted by Desmond Smith on Oct 10, 2016
The police officer had not eaten since he himself had begun his 14 hour shift earlier that day. His concern for the safety of the public during Hurricane Matthew was a bigger priority to him than his own…
God is (still) Good!
Posted by Desmond Smith on Oct 09, 2016
The Salvation Army is dedicating to serving individuals impacted by disaster. When things are the most difficult, we want to Do the Most Good that we possibly can, proving food, water, and spiritual and…
An Update from Orangeburg
Posted by Desmond Smith on Oct 08, 2016
As Hurricane Matthew continues to cause problems for the Carolinas, The Salvation Army is actively responding, serving those people that most need our help during this time. In many places across the state,…
Serving with a Joyful Spirit
Posted by Desmond Smith on Oct 07, 2016
For those people who experience the impact of disasters such as Hurricane Matthew, it can mean so much to encounter people with a joyful spirit. Our volunteers do so much more than simply serve food and…
The Salvation Army Remains Prepared As Hurricane Arthur Becomes a Memory
Posted by Anjani Webb on Jul 06, 2014
Local and state officials have reported minimal impacts following Hurricane Arthur’s Independence Day landfall along the coast of North Carolina. Emergency crews continue to make progress in restoring…
The Salvation Army Serves Area Residents after Hurricane Arthur
Posted by Anjani Webb on Jul 04, 2014
Hurricane Arthur made landfall late Thursday night at Shackleford Banks, N.C. as a Category 2 storm with 100 mph winds. It was the first Category 2 storm to make landfall in the United States since Hurricane…