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The Salvation Army Responds to Brazil Floods with Help from FedEx
May 10, 2024
With incoming funding from FedEx, The Salvation Army mobilizes relief efforts after flooding in Brazil
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Partnership with FedEx Provides Valuable Service on Multiple Fronts Across the Country
August 29, 2023
FedEx’s mobile feeding canteens enable The Salvation Army to serve more than 32,000 individuals in Q2 2023
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The Salvation Army Activates Disaster Relief as Historic Flooding Impacts Northeast
July 20, 2023
The Salvation Army swiftly activated its Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) response to provide critical assistance to the affected communities.
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The Salvation Army Deploys Relief Teams to Provide Support After Flooding in the Northeast
July 11, 2023
Relief teams are providing hydration services and snacks to responders while providing hot meals and cleaning supplies to flood survivors
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The Salvation Army Responds in Guam to Typhoon Mawar
May 30, 2023
Several employees from The Salvation Army Guam Corps have shared images and video of Typhoon Mawar and the aftermath in their local communities Read Local Story
 
Finding Strength to Rebuild After the Storm
December 20, 2022
If government aid isn’t enough, where can those impacted by natural disasters turn for critical services? - Shared from WSJ Read More