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Emergency Overnight Shelter Opened in Bloomington
June 26, 2024
The Salvation Army Bloomington, Indiana has opened an emergency overnight shelter in response to overnight storms
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Indiana Sends top EDS Official to Help Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis
March 25, 2022
Major Mike McKee, The Salvation Army Indiana Division's EDS director, is in Romania helping to serve refugees from Ukraine
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Additional 5,000 Food Boxes Headed to Indiana Pantries
May 11, 2020
The Salvation Army is sending another 5,000 food boxes out to pantries across Indiana in response to record numbers of Hoosiers in need of food assistance.
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10,000 Food Boxes Prepped for Statewide Delivery
April 15, 2020
The Salvation Army teams up with Midwest Food Bank to pack 10,000 food boxes at Lucas Oil Stadium to help food pantries across Indiana.
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