In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, The Salvation Army continues to serve. Learn how to give help, or get help
The Salvation Army's COVID-19 Response in the Western US
March 16 - July 31
3,552,422
Prepared meals and snacks
1,480,918
Beverages
769,419
Food boxes
317,564
Emotional/Spiritual Care contacts
469,856
PPE and hygiene kits
483,142
Nights of Lodging provided
314,858
Volunteer hours
103,461
Infant /toddler supplies
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, The Salvation Army continues to house the homeless, feed the hungry and meet human needs in every respect. If you're in need, please call your local Salvation Army or find a location near you.
For the latest resources and updates regarding COVID-19 and The Salvation Army, you can check our National Website, or this website's news page.
If You Need Help
Please contact your local Salvation Army as service hours and locations may have changed.
Find Your Local Salvation Army
If You Want to Help
Financial donations are the best way to help as they allow us to purchase goods in bulk and help support the local economy.
Or, you can TEXT ‘GIVE’ to 52000 to donate $10 to The Salvation Army.
Our thrift stores are continuing to accept in-kind donations including COVID-19 essentials such as non-perishable foods, cleaning and santizing products, baby products and other items.
Please click here for locations and information on what we can accept, or visit satruck.com for donation drop-off location information.
If you'd like to volunteer with The Salvation Army:
Please visit volunteer.usawest.org
How The Salvation Army is Helping
With a presence in almost every ZIP code in America, The Salvation Army is uniquely positioned to respond to the unique needs of people living in poverty. These challenges are exponentially magnified during times of crisis, including pandemics like coronavirus (COVID-19).
To see how we're responding, state-by-state, please visit our National Website.
News and Updates
The Salvation Army National website
The Salvation Army USA Western Territory Website
New Frontier Chronicle, The Salvation Army USA Western Territory's official publication
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