The Salvation Army St. Louis
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The Salvation Army of St. Louis is committed to serving those in need in Missouri and Southern Illinois. Louis, Maplewood, Gateway, Alton, St.
Each year, The Salvation Army serves millions of men, women and children around the world. We take a holistic approach to fighting poverty, helping relieve immediate circumstances, addressing root causes, and putting those most in need on a path toward hope. We gladly extend a hand up to those most in need, as we continue #DoingTheMostGood. An international movement, The Salvation Army is an evang
02/09/2025
"The Lord is my strength and my shield; my heart trusts in Him." - Psalm 28:7
02/06/2025
When you’re struggling with hunger, experiencing homelessness or feeling lost, one thing can snowball into the next — until things seem impossible to overcome. ❄️
The good news? You can change the story. Provide relief to someone in need this winter: https://salarmy.us/47Lo557
02/05/2025
The operates food pantries across the greater region to help those in need get their food, beverages, and household necessities.
Visit salarmy.us/FoodPantries to find the closest food pantry to you, or someone in need.
02/02/2025
"And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to His purpose." - Romans 8:28
02/01/2025
Black History Month 2025 begins today! We acknowledge the history and celebrate the achievements of African Americans in our country’s history and the continued commitment to fighting racism and inequality.
01/31/2025
The stays ready to serve, provide comfort, and hope when tragedies occur. ❤️
01/30/2025
Help plan and protect the future of your family while supporting the causes you care about with The Salvation Army's FREE Personal Estate Planning Kit. Request your kit from our experienced Planned Giving team by emailing [email protected]. Start organizing your assets today and ensure your values live on.
01/30/2025
Our hearts are with our DMV community this morning as we wake up to the devastating news of the plane crash that happened over the Potomac River last night. We are praying for all those affected—the victims, their loved ones, our first responders, and the military community. In times of tragedy, we stand together in hope, support, and prayer.
In the wake of last night's tragic plane crash over the Potomac, our Emergency Disaster Services team has been in contact with local authorities and is on standby to support our first responders as they work tirelessly in response to this tragedy.
In the meantime, if you or a loved one are in need of spiritual or emotional support, our Salvation Army officers are here for you. Please reach out here to be connected to a Salvation Army officer near you. We are praying for all those affected. 💙
Sherman Avenue Corps (D.C.): (202) 829-0100
Solomon G. Brown Corps (D.C.): (202) 678-9770
Montgomery County Corps: (301) 515-5354
Prince George’s Corps: (301) 277-6103
Waldorf Outpost: (301) 638-9532
Alexandria Citadel Corps: (703) 836-2427
Arlington Corps: (703) 979-3380
Fairfax Corps: (703) 385-8700
Landmark Corps: (703) 370-9544
Prince William Service Center: (703) 580-8991
01/29/2025
As the weather gets colder, those without a safe place to rest at night struggle to stay warm.
Will you be the one to protect them from the harsh cold tonight? Give here:
https://salarmy.us/3TH89eA
For Salvation Army Construction Manager Terry Tyson, leaving a 25-year career in mortgage banking and real estate investment turned out to be an immensely rewarding decision. He was looking for an opportunity that reignited a spark in him. His grant-funded role with The Salvation Army has allowed him to help restore homes affected by the 2022 flood in the greater St. Louis area, returning those homes to safe, sanitary and secure conditions.
“I’ve been able to use my skills in construction and every single home I’ve touched through this work has been impactful. When I got into this role in 2024, the flood waters were long gone. But the list of homes affected was long and even with multiple organizations helping, there was still a lot of work to be done. One woman and her children had been displaced from their basement for over two years. There is such a need in our community and there are just as many people struggling with a job and a home as people without a home and living on the street. Someone might own or rent their home, but still not have the funds to make needed repairs.”
Terry learned many lessons from his late father, who owned the oldest minority contracting firm in Kansas City, which still operates today. The biggest lesson, however, was integrity. “If you do a good job the first time, you don’t have to go back and fix it later. That’s a lot of what we’re seeing with these unmet needs – a contractor came in and addressed the initial issue but left it unfinished or did not do the work correctly. My dad taught me how to work with my hands. There’s nothing here that I couldn’t fix or repair.”
And his faith continues to guide him through his professional and personal life.
“I’ve been a pastor for nine years. It’s been a journey and coming to The Salvation Army, I share that passion of mission. This is a church. To be in an organization that shares that value is great. I want to be of service and that’s where I am in my life right now.”
01/26/2025
"But even if you should suffer for what is right, you are blessed." - 1 Peter 3:14
01/25/2025
The Kaufman Fund and The Salvation Army St. Louis kicked off our fourth year of partnership at today’s Food for Vets drive-thru event! We handed out ground turkey and beef, potatoes, onions, cereal, pasta kits, seasonings, oatmeal, canned goods and boxed foods, along with hygiene kits to 125 veteran families.
We give major thanks to Hollywood Casino St. Louis and its staff who volunteered their time packing and distributing food with us this morning, on a brisk, cold winter day.
The next Kaufman Fund Food for Vets drive thru event partnership with The Salvation Army is on Saturday, March 29 at The Salvation Army St. Louis - Temple Corps (2740 Arsenal, St. Louis, MO 63118). Visit www.thekaufmanfund.org to register, and for more information.
01/25/2025
Registration for The Salvation Army Midland Division’s annual Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) Training Summit is open! Join us March 13-15, 2025 at Camp Mihaska Retreat & Conference Center for our annual EDS volunteer training event that offers workshops and courses to increase levels of knowledge, preparedness, and strategy for disaster response and recovery operations.
Visit www.midlandeds.org to register and get more information about the courses available at this year’s event.
Questions? Send an email to [email protected], for more details, or to get assistance enrolling.
See you there!
📣📣 We’re hiring! 📣📣
The Midland Division’s work is across Missouri and Southwestern Illinois, and our Service Extension team would LOVE to have you join them and help our Service Extension units raise and distribute funds, along with planning, implementing, and marketing our programs that do the most good in communities to help those in need.
Check out the roles below and apply or pass them along to a friend, colleague, or family member you think would be great fits for the positions:
Associate Director of Service Extension: https://myjobs.adp.com/salvarmycareers/cx/job-details?reqId=5001091220700?keyword=Associate%20Director
Southeastern Missouri Service Extension Area Representative: https://myjobs.adp.com/salvarmycareers/cx/job-details?reqId=5001093648400?keyword=Area%20Representative
Be sure to visit salarmy.us/employment to learn more about working for The and access our other open positions.
01/21/2025
The Salvation Army is excited and honored to announce that our Midtown Service and Treatment Center has earned the prestigious accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF)!
“Having spent seven years assigned to the Midtown Service and Treatment Center earlier in my career, this achievement hits home,” said Major Adam Moore, Greater St. Louis Area Commander.
This accreditation process included a rigorous, in-depth and detailed review of its service and quality standards in more than 20 areas including financial management, health and safety, cultural competence, and more. The Midtown Service and Treatment Center will maintain its accreditation for three years, and then re-apply to maintain its CARF status.
“The accreditation is recognition of the tireless work of our team at Midtown and signifies our dedication to providing critical social services in St. Louis,” said Kimberly Beck, Midtown Service and Treatment Center Executive Director. “CARF-accredited programs often see double-digit year-over-year increases in the volume of individuals they serve due to the efficiency of standardized processes. As social workers, that speaks to our mission – serving the most people and doing the most good we can for this community.”
MAJOR congrats to The Salvation Army St. Louis - Midtown Service and Treatment Center and its team for achieving and receiving its CARF accreditation!
📰: https://centralusa.salvationarmy.org/midland/news/the-salvation-army-midtown-service-and-treatment-center-earns-carf-accreditation/
The Salvation Army Midtown Service and Treatment Center Earns CARF® Accreditation - The Salvation Army Greater St. Louis Metropolitan Area Recognition demonstrates transformative role of social services in the region.. The Salvation Army Midland Division
01/21/2025
“Doing the Most Good” is our mission and our promise to our neighbors that they are not alone. 🫶
Join our mission: https://salarmy.us/47Lo5lD
We’re in the midst of a frigid, super cold day, but The is ready to provide warming center services to people in need. Just visit salarmy.us/TSAMidlandWarmingSites to find our cold weather shelters and services closest to you or someone you know who needs to warm up.
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1130 Hampton Avenue
St. Louis, MO
63139