The Salvation Army Welcomes Unhoused in From Dangerous Winter Storms
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Friday, January 21, 2022
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"While the most vulnerable members of our society find themselves left out in the cold, The Salvation Army opens our doors to offer more than a hot meal," said Commissioner Kenneth G. Hodder , National Commander of The Salvation Army.
Key Points:
- "While the most vulnerable members of our society find themselves left out in the cold, The Salvation Army opens our doors to offer more than a hot meal," said Commissioner Kenneth G. Hodder , National Commander of The Salvation Army.
- "We are uniquely positioned to offer emergency warming shelters, winter clothes, blankets, and emotional and spiritual care to thousands of unhoused individuals and families."
- The Pittsfield, Massachusetts Salvation Army first opened as a warming shelter this month, extending their hours and offering hot chicken noodle soup all day.
- In Stevens Point, Wisconsin, The Salvation Army is opening their lobby area during the day with places to sit and coffee available.