Current Events

WYO Gives July 10, 2025

The Salvation Army has been a beacon of hope and practical support in Wyoming since 1889, arriving to assist early settlers and Native Americans. For over a century, our commitment to serving communities across this vast and beautiful state has remained unwavering, adapting to evolving needs while upholding our core mission of meeting human needs without discrimination. Our longtime presence is a testament to the enduring spirit of compassion and service.

Stuff The Bus August 2025

Every year we help thousands of families with children get their kids to school with the supplies they need. This year the need is over 10,000 backpacks! 
 

Empty Bowls August 15, 2025

The Empty Bowls Soup Kitchen event is an annual fundraiser that supports The Salvation Army’s programs which aim to prevent homelessness and food insecurity in the Eagle River Valley.

Donate $160

Commemorating a Remarkable Journey That Began 160 Years Ago

The Salvation Army has been a beacon of hope since its founding in 1865. Originally established in London by William and Catherine Booth, our mission has evolved to meet the needs of the times, providing love and support to countless individuals and families in need across the globe.

We invite you to explore the rich history and origins of the Salvation Army, highlighting stories of resilience, transformation, and tireless dedication to those we serve. Discover how our faith-based approach has brought positive change and uplifted lives in communities around the world.

We celebrate our legacy and look to the future, renewed in our commitment to making a difference. Together, we can continue to carry the torch of hope and impact lives for generations. Welcome to our 160th-anniversary celebration!

  Make History with a Recurring Donation of $16

Support our country

In 1954, the week of November 28-December 4 (now recognized in May) was declared by the United States Congress, and President Dwight D. Eisenhower proclaimed it the first National Salvation Army Week, as a reminder to Americans to give freely of themselves. In his speech, President Eisenhower said:

“Among Americans, The Salvation Army has long been a symbol of wholehearted dedication to the cause of human brotherhood. In times of war, the men and women of this organization have brought friendliness and warm concern to those serving their country far from home. In the quieter days of peace, their work has been a constant reminder to us all that each of us is a neighbor and kin to all Americans. Giving freely of themselves, the men and women of The Salvation Army have won the respect of us all.”

The Salvation Army is Shaping Our Communities Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

Impact Our Tomorrow

Every dollar counts and each donation is routed by ZIP code to help your local community. Over 83% of all donations to The Salvation Army go right back into our neighborhoods through programs and services.

Your dollar goes far, but not far away.