The following statement on the separation of families at the U.S. border was issued by The Salvation Army on June 20, 2018:

Yesterday was an exciting day at our Marsh Road Boys & Girls Club. National Pawn outfitted our technology center with 10 new desktop computers to replace antiquated ones, which were more than a decade old and not very functional for our members.

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By now, you most likely have heard the news that the United Way of Central Carolinas recently restructured its staffing as well as its funding strategy. The Salvation Army supports these adjustments and will…

There’s a conversation going on in Charlotte about an important topic: affordable housing, or rather, the lack thereof. WSOC recently gave this topic some much needed attention on its Price Out of Charlotte feature. And, The Salvation Army continued the conversation this week,

​In a few short weeks, campers from The Salvation Army Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Charlotte will gather at Salvation Army Camp Walter Johnson. They will kiss their loved ones goodbye and climb on a bus headed for a week of building lifelong friendships, reconnecting with nature, and participating in action-packed activities that help them face challenges, develop confidence, and learn valuable life lessons.

“I was walking past the building,” he said. “And, God turned me around when I was 10 steps past it.”

​It’s National Volunteer Week, and The Salvation Army of Greater Charlotte celebrated by holding a special event to say thank you to its many volunteers who help on a daily basis. “We couldn’t do what we do without your support,” said Major Larry Broome, Area Commander for The Salvation Army. “You are the Army behind the Army.”

​For more than 75 years, we have celebrated National Boys & Girls Club Week by recognizing the invaluable service Clubs bring to Mecklenburg and Union Counties.

Think about it…People will do stuff for your birthday they wouldn't normally do other times. So why not use your birthday to raise money for your favorite charity?

​The Salvation Army Boys & Girls Clubs in Union County announced the winner of its 2017-18 Youth of the Year competition – Tamya Austin – on March 29 at a special breakfast event. The Youth of the Year competition in Union County goes to the one who embodies the core values the Clubs represent.