2021 marks The Salvation Army’s 6th Annual LemonAiD Campaign in Central Ohio. The concept of LemonAiD is simple, kids help other kids by operating a virtual lemonade stand during the campaign and donating the proceeds to The Salvation Army.  The impact is two-fold,

First- kids participating learn the priceless lesson that they can make a positive difference in their community.

And second- The Salvation Army will use 100% of the proceeds to help children in need by providing hot meals, after-school and summer education, recreation programs, mentoring by caring adults, music classes, scholarships to summer camp and more. To learn more visit: salvationarmylemonaid.org

2021 marks The Salvation Army’s 6th Annual LemonAiD Campaign in Central Ohio. The concept of LemonAiD is simple, kids help other kids by operating a virtual lemonade stand during the campaign and donating the proceeds to The Salvation Army.  The impact is two-fold,

First- kids participating learn the priceless lesson that they can make a positive difference in their community.

And second- The Salvation Army will use 100% of the proceeds to help children in need by providing hot meals, after-school and summer education, recreation programs, mentoring by caring adults, music classes, scholarships to summer camp and more. To learn more visit: salvationarmylemonaid.org

Comedy for Good was a unique fundraiser for The Salvation Army’s programs in the Los Angeles Metro area. The virtual event featured three veteran comedians and the legendary Fritz Coleman as host. Viewers enjoyed entertainment from comedians Monique Marvez, Kevin Jordan and Robert G. Lee.

The broadcast also highlighted The Salvation Army’s efforts in the Los Angeles community throughout the pandemic including housing the homeless, feeding those affected by food insecurity and caring for seniors.

The virtual event raised over $145,000 to support The Salvation Army!

Comedy for Good was a unique fundraiser for The Salvation Army’s programs in the Los Angeles Metro area. The virtual event featured three veteran comedians and the legendary Fritz Coleman as host. Viewers enjoyed entertainment from comedians Monique Marvez, Kevin Jordan and Robert G. Lee.

The broadcast also highlighted The Salvation Army’s efforts in the Los Angeles community throughout the pandemic including housing the homeless, feeding those affected by food insecurity and caring for seniors.

The virtual event raised over $145,000 to support The Salvation Army!

Pathway of Hope is The Salvation Army’s nationwide initiative providing high-quality case management and outreach services to families with children desiring to take action to break the cycle of crisis and intergenerational poverty.

Pathway of Hope stretches across 15 states in The Salvation Army’s Southern Territory throughout the Southeast.

Since launching in 2015, The Salvation Army’s Southern Territory has served 7,046 individuals from over 2,000 families. Providing economic support to children with low family income can make an important difference in children’s lives now and in the long term.  By 2030, The Salvation Army envisions making a lasting difference in reducing intergenerational poverty across the United States, transforming the lives of more than 100,000 families by increasing hope and stability.

To learn more, visit SALVATIONARMYSOUTH.ORG

Pathway of Hope is The Salvation Army’s nationwide initiative providing high-quality case management and outreach services to families with children desiring to take action to break the cycle of crisis and intergenerational poverty.

Pathway of Hope stretches across 15 states in The Salvation Army’s Southern Territory throughout the Southeast.

Since launching in 2015, The Salvation Army’s Southern Territory has served 7,046 individuals from over 2,000 families. Providing economic support to children with low family income can make an important difference in children’s lives now and in the long term.  By 2030, The Salvation Army envisions making a lasting difference in reducing intergenerational poverty across the United States, transforming the lives of more than 100,000 families by increasing hope and stability.

To learn more, visit SALVATIONARMYSOUTH.ORG

The Salvation Army Children's Services: Foster Care and Adoption Program in Pennsylvania helps connect children with safe, loving, and caring homes and families.

A variety of foster care and adoption services as well as training and support are offered, like the HALO project. HALO stands for Healing, Attachment, Loving and Outreach. This program helps foster and adoptive children and families connect with each other and build loving bonds.

The HALO project is a 10-week intensive therapy for foster and adoptive children and families struggling with attachment and the impacts of childhood trauma. To learn more, visit salvationarmyhalo.org

The Salvation Army Children's Services: Foster Care and Adoption Program in Pennsylvania helps connect children with safe, loving, and caring homes and families.

A variety of foster care and adoption services as well as training and support are offered, like the HALO project. HALO stands for Healing, Attachment, Loving and Outreach. This program helps foster and adoptive children and families connect with each other and build loving bonds.

The HALO project is a 10-week intensive therapy for foster and adoptive children and families struggling with attachment and the impacts of childhood trauma. To learn more, visit salvationarmyhalo.org

Theatre 315 is a community theatre within The Salvation Army Times Square Corps (church) located in the heart of the Theatre District of New York City.

The mission of Theatre 315 is to light a stage in Broadway where the Gospel is translated through the performing arts. Theatre 315 seeks to love and serve the people of the Performing Arts community without discrimination, using theatrical stage productions as the platform, and to tell stories that reveal the good news of God. The net proceeds from Theatre 315 directly fund The Salvation Army’s social services programs in mid-town Manhattan. To learn more, visit: theatre315.com

Theatre 315 is a community theatre within The Salvation Army Times Square Corps (church) located in the heart of the Theatre District of New York City.

The mission of Theatre 315 is to light a stage in Broadway where the Gospel is translated through the performing arts. Theatre 315 seeks to love and serve the people of the Performing Arts community without discrimination, using theatrical stage productions as the platform, and to tell stories that reveal the good news of God. The net proceeds from Theatre 315 directly fund The Salvation Army’s social services programs in mid-town Manhattan. To learn more, visit: theatre315.com