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MASS Spotlight: Drive-thru Food Pantries
October 21, 2020
“We’re continuing to see families who are finding themselves financially challenged, and for many of them, this is a place they’ve never been before."
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Local Retirees Pitch in at Mobile BackPack Food Distribution in Blair
July 29, 2020
Since it launched in mid-March, the Mobile BackPack Program has distributed more than 306,000 meals at 18 locations around the Omaha metro.
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Kroc Center Door-to-door Food Distribution
July 8, 2020
“Many of these households were already hurting. We knew we needed to do something."
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Social Services Snapshot: The Burrows Center for Help and Hope
February 19, 2020
“We typically aren’t meeting one need. We are meeting people’s needs holistically.”
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Winter Night Watch Volunteers Are "Doing the Most Good" One Night at a Time
February 12, 2020
When the temperature plummets, Scott and a team of volunteers hit the streets of Omaha with The Salvation Army’s canteen to distribute hot meals. Read More
 
The Salvation Army Has Been Awarded a $200,201 Grant From the United Way of the Midlands.
July 24, 2019
United Way of the Midlands supports The Salvation Army with a grant of $200,201 for social services programs in the Omaha metro and Council Bluffs. Read More
 
Kids Cruisin' Kitchen Kickoffs for the Summer
June 12, 2019
We're partnering with the Food Bank for the Heartland again this summer to offer free meals to kids. Read More
 
Sandra Finds Help and Hope at the Burrows Center
December 5, 2018
The first time Sandra Ybarra flew in an airplane was the day she boarded a medevac flight with her infant son. Read More