Salvation Army USA

The Salvation Army is a global nonprofit organization dedicated to meeting human needs without discrimination. Founded in 1865 by William Booth, it has grown to serve approximately 23 million Americans annually across 134 countries. The Salvation Army's mission is rooted in the love of God, aiming to share the gospel of Jesus Christ while providing vital services to those in need.

Their extensive offerings include food pantries, disaster relief, rehabilitation programs, and various social services, such as rent, mortgage, and utility assistance. They also provide specialized support for veterans, the aging population, survivors of domestic abuse, and victims of human trafficking. The organization operates youth programs, including summer camps and after-school activities, fostering skills and community engagement.

Renowned for its iconic Red Kettle campaign, The Salvation Army continues to support countless families during the holiday season and throughout the year. Through volunteering, donations, and community partnerships, the organization exemplifies its commitment to "Doing the Most Good."