salvation army

As most of you know the Salvation Army provides Emergency services and during this challenging time, they have gotten a lot of requests for food. So, the Salvation Army has made the decision to open a "Neighbor to Neighbor" Drive-Thru donation distribution center Friday, April, 17.

With the Coronavirus pandemic ongoing, the Salvation Army located at 400 East 4th Street in Texarkana, Arkansas will be distributing food boxes on Wednesday, April 8.

Let me give you an update on the Salvation Army Family Store at 420 Walton Drive. The DONATION side remains open during normal business hours, however, the store remains closed.

Just a reminder that the Salvation Army Thrift Store on Walton Drive is closed due to the Coronavirus Pandemic. While they appreciate the donations they are receiving, please do not bring any items to the store when it's raining and leave them outside because they are being ruined in the rain and are unusable.

Here's how you can make a difference in a child's life.  Participate in the Salvation Army Angel Tree program and you'll be sure to make a child's Christmas a happy one. It's easy to do and we have an Angel Tree set up in our lobby. The deadline will be here soon December 11. We need your help now.

It's time once again for families to register youth and seniors for the Angel Tree Program from the Salvation Army Texarkana Corps. The Angel Tree program provides Christmas presents for disadvantaged youth and seniors in Bowie, Miller and Little River Counties.

The Salvation Army's famous "Stone Soup" Luncheon is April 18 at the United Methodist Church on E.6th St. Sponsored by The Salvation Army Woman's Auxiliary.

If you have ever thought about making a child's Christmas but didn't know how to go about it, this is for you. It's easy with the Salvation Army Angel Tree set up in our lobby.

The Salvation Army's Angel Tree Program has begun it's registrations for assistance this Christmas. If you know someone that will benefit from this wonderful program, now is the time to get registered.

The University of Arkansas Texarkana Fine Arts Club students began painting the mural entitled “Pathway of Hope” for the Salvation Army of Texarkana in January of this year.

How would you like to make a child's Christmas special this year? It's easy to do with the Salvation Army Angel Tree set up in our lobby.

From donating a large sum of money to the Salvation Army to giving the Texans free rein, Dallas is doing all they can for their family in the south. And the rest of the NFL has jumped in as well.