The Salvation Army Braces for a Potential New Wave of Homelessness
The organization is asking for support from the public to stop a surge in the homelessness crisis before it starts.
- The organization is asking for support from the public to stop a surge in the homelessness crisis before it starts.
- "The line between homeless and home is dangerously thin," said Commissioner Kenneth G. Hodder, national commander for The Salvation Army.
- As a result, a record number of individuals sought assistance from The Salvation Army because of the pandemic.
- The Salvation Army annually helps more than 30 million Americans overcome poverty, addiction, and economic hardships through a range of social services.