Gov. Gianforte declares May 12-18 Salvation Army Week
- The Salvation Army of Jackson began National Salvation Army Week on May 12, 2025, running through May 18 to honor its community impact.
- This yearly celebration began in 1954 when President Dwight D. Eisenhower officially recognized a week dedicated to honoring the organization’s commitment to assisting those in need.
- The week features events highlighting The Salvation Army’s history, services such as feeding, shelter, substance abuse programs, and its role supporting over 27 million people annually.
- Major John Edwards of Jackson expressed that Walmart consistently plays a key role by delivering large quantities of water and essential supplies needed by the organization.
- National Salvation Army Week encourages ongoing community involvement and acknowledges volunteers, donors, and partners who sustain its mission year-round.
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National Salvation Army Week celebration kicks off in Jackson
JACKSON, Tenn. — The Salvation Army of Jackson kicked off National Salvation Army Week Monday. This week-long celebration from May 12 through May 18, highlights the organization’s history, services and impact in the community. It also provides an opportunity to thank volunteers, donors and other stakeholders for their support. National Salvation Army Week has been observed annually since 1954, when President Dwight D. Eisenhower declared the fir…
May 12-18 is National Salvation Army Week
Local Salvation Army units in Danville, Frankfort and Richmond kicked off National Salvation Army Week on Monday. This week-long celebration highlights the organization’s history, services and impact in the community, and provides an opportunity to thanks volunteers, donors and other…
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