Angel Tree Christmas Toy Program

Give the gift of Christmas joy this year to children in need in your local community.

Adopt an Angel from our online Angel Tree Registry 
https://www.tsamm.org/angeltree/adopt.dpi?c=1F6AE7AAF57C91EFF8B09946B2FDF0ABD67AC2CF 

Drop off donations to any Salvation Army, or Walmart location, or purchase a toy online with our Walmart Registry for good! 

https://www.walmart.com/registry/registryforgood/a60ba9f0-1bc0-4817-975c-4f23fb0ee3ef/view

VOLUNTEER

We need your help!

One of the best ways you can give back to your community this holiday season is with your time. We have a variety of ways you can help, but our biggest need is for volunteers to Adopt-a-Day of Bell Ringing. Gather your friends, family, co-workers, or other groups and make giving back together a holiday tradition!

We have many locations and dates to fit your schedule. Contact us today and help The Salvation Army spread cheer while doing good.

To Adopt-a-Day of Bell Ringing, visit https://volunteer.usawest.org/OpportunityDetail.aspx?ID=5470

We also need toy sorting/distribution and other holiday-related volunteers. Please contact us to get more information on how you can help make someone’s Christmas brighter.

DONATE TO A RED KETTLE

Keep an eye out for our Bell Ringers at your local grocery stores, Walmarts, and other locations. Your donations, no matter the amount, help those in need right in your community.

The Salvation Army serves millions of people through dozens of services directly targeting the needs of local communities – from homelessness, hunger, and Christmas assistance, to disaster relief and substance abuse rehabilitation.

In 2016, The Salvation Army’s 3,500 officers, 65,000 employees and 3.2 million volunteers served nearly 25 million Americans in need. That’s almost one person, every second, every day.

Through the public’s generosity in 2016, in the United States alone:

• The Salvation Army served more than 56 million meals to the needy.
• 128,000 people received help through rehabilitation services.
• 234,00 underprivileged children attended day care and summer day camps.
• The Army provided over 10 million nights of shelter.
• 272,000 people received help during times of disaster.
• More than 3 million families and children were served during the holidays.
• Over 1.5 million people received help through senior, medical and institutional services.

When you give to a Red Kettle, your donation stays in your community, helping your neighbors in need.

Help Do Good and create change by donating to Red Kettles or online at redkettlereason.org this Holiday Season.