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Salvation Army - NC

Salvation Army

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Mission
The Salvation Army in the Carolinas We have all heard the ringing of Salvation Army bells during the Christmas season. It serves as a reminder for the great needs that so many people face during this time of the year and the work that the Salvation Army does to comfort those who find themselves in difficult situations. We help to spread joy during what should be a very joyful time of the year. While that is an important part of our identity, The Salvation Army is so much more than bell-ringers! Year round, The Salvation Army operates hundreds of facilities and services in 51 "commands" around North and South Carolina. These range from daily character building programs such as the Boys and Girls Clubs and community centers, to providing shelter for familiees in need of transitional housing, to holding weekly worship services, to providing safe and affordable housing to seniors. These commands are normally headed by an "Officer" of The Salvation Army - individuals or couples who have accepted positions of full-time ministry with The Salvation Army. Officers are responsible for leading a force of local volunteers, employees, and soldiers (those who choose The Salvation Army as their home "church" and commit to regular worship and service). So, while you can expect to see us around the community in full force during the holidays, it may surprise where else you may run into a "Salvationist". We're commited to helping in so many aspects of community life and to "Doing the Most Good" with the resources that you entrust us with. Thanks for your support of The Salvation Army.
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Notes

The Salvation Army has many locations throughout NC including the following:
Ashboro
Asville,
Bonnie Hill
Burlington
Camp Walter Johnson
Charlotte
Concord
Davidson County
Durham
Eden
Elizabeth City
Fayetteville
Gastonia
Goldsboro
Greensboro
Henderson
Hendersonville
Hickory
High Point
Jacksonville
Kinston
Lenoir
Little Creek
Morehead City
Morganton
Mount Airy
New Bern
Raleigh
Reidsville
Rocky Mount
Salisbury
Shelby
Shelton Laurel
Sleepy Valley
Smithfield
Statesville
Thomasville
Washington
Waynesville
Wilmington
Wilson
Winston-Salem

Donations:

Financial donations may be made online or by contacting a local Salvation Army unit, by phone or by mail. Addresses for each North Carolina unit are listed below.

Most household items, clothing, furniture, etc. are donated to Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Centers (ARCs) and sold in thrift stores to raise funds for the program. There is only one ARC in North Carolina (Charlotte) To donate, contact either the ARC or a local Salvation Army unit. Generally, ARCs operate in a 50-mile radius of their location.

Most vehicles are donated to Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Centers (ARC) and sold at auction to raise funds for the program. To donate a vehicle, contact the ARC or a local Salvation Army unit. The vehicle should normally be in driving condition (some locations accept non-working vehicles). The Salvation Army will issue a receipt acknowledging the vehicle was received, and will be sold by auction. The amount received in a sale by The Salvation Army will be the amount allowed as a tax deduction by the donor. Contact an ARC or your local Salvation Army for more information.

Assistance:

Assistance programs are conducted by local Salvation Army units. In cities where there is an Area Command, it usually conducts the social services program. Assistance for food, utilities, rent, housing and other needs is determined by need and the availability of resources to meet that need.