Severe storms with heavy rain and high winds, along with several tornadoes, swept through southwest Missouri this weekend. The Salvation Army has activated its Emergency Disaster Response Team to respond to requests for needed assistance.
The Salvation Army is feeding three meals a day at a shelter and through its mobile canteens. Since Sunday, May 11, more than 2,500 meals have been distributed to residents in Jasper County. The state has also requested The Salvation Army assist with a Multi-Agency Warehouse to receive donations for this disaster.
The Salvation Army is accepting monetary donations through our
Web site for this recovery effort or donors may call
1-800-SAL-ARMY or mail donations to:
The Salvation Army Midland Division, PO Box 6040, St. Louis, MO 63139. Donors should specify their contribution is for the “Missouri Tornado.”
The Salvation Army is an international organization that has been doing the most good in the St. Louis region for 126 years. The Salvation Army serves community members 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year through dozens of different programs and services that are designed to help people attain, or regain, self-sufficiency.
The Salvation Army
assists with efforts to eradicate human trafficking.
Summer is almost here
and that means camp
The Salvation Army is once again gearing up for a busy season of summer camps at Camp Mihaksa in Bourbon, MO. There will be youth camps dedicated to character building and music as well as camps for seniors and families.
For more information,
view the camp brochure online or contact The Salvation Army in your area by clicking on the photo below.
Salvation Army announces
Summer Day Camp schedules
As summer approaches and the kids are thinking about their last day of school the Salvation Army has announced the schedules for the local day camp acivities. Click on the picture to find the schedule of the center near you.
The Salvation Army is an international organization that has been doing the most good in the St. Louis region for 126 years. The Salvation Army serves community members 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year through dozens of different programs and services that are designed to help people attain, or regain, self-sufficiency.