In a little over a month, the Salvation Army plans to give Coast residents a taste of South Mississippi. Right now, they are looking for helping hands to help put on the event. The Salvation Army already has 25 volunteers…
It’s hard to imagine what it is like to walk a mile in a fireman’s shoes. Recently, fire departments along the Coast asked residents to fill their boots for a good cause. This was all part of the Red Kettle…
The Salvation Army has multiple cold weather shelters across the Coast.
The Salvation Army is asking for the public’s help during their final push with their holiday Red Kettle Campaign.
The Salvation Army Kettlethon kicked off this morning and the Swetman family was at it again.
Tomorrow, one Coast family is taking the kettle drive to a new level.
You may have seen some of our local police officers out ringing the bell over the weekend for the Salvation Army’s Police Challenge.
With overnight temperatures in the 30s, cold weather shelters open up and stay open all throughout the night thanks to volunteers who keep the place running.
News 25’s Katarina Luketich shows us how plans are coming along for the Salvation Army’s Center of Hope.
On Thursday, the second annual Casino Operators Slot Tournament had representatives from nearly every Coast casino at the Beau Rivage
As the Salvation Army celebrates its 150th anniversary, tonight the Mississippi Gulf Coast chapter decided to also commemorate the recovery of the Gulf Coast after Katrina.
With the 10 year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina around the corner, the Ohr O’Keefe Museum of Art continues to recognize those who helped with the recovery.
Teens in Biloxi now have a new place to hang out during the school year. The Salvation Army Kroc Center opened The Bridge, a center just for teens.
The Salvation Army is celebrating 150 years of ‘Doing the most good’ around the world.
The Salvation Army also partnered with Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College and the Win Job Center to offer GED classes and help people find the resources to find jobs.
Nearly 700,000 Mississippians do not have enough to eat and the Salvation Army in Gulfport is always there to help. But now, the Salvation Army is in need.
While many of us have a place to call home, many people on the Gulf Coast do not, and the Salvation Army has a plan in the works to help that.
The Salvation Army is opening their Gulf Coast cold weather shelters Tuesday night
The Salvation Army is providing the homeless with a permanent shelter.
The Gulf Coast Salvation Army is building a permanent shelter to serve homeless families and single men and women in Gulfport.
Nineteen degrees: a record low set in Gulfport, two degrees below the previous record set just last year in January, but this cold isn't just inconvenient, it can be downright deadly.
If you were outside at all Tuesday, you probably noticed it's gotten a lot colder.
Temperatures are going to dip down into the mid-30s Tuesday night, conditions that could be deadly for those who don't have adequate shelter.
Nearly 1,000 youngsters in Jackson County will wake up and find Christmas presents under the tree thanks to the Salvation Army's Angel Tree Program.