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CNN Covers Inflation at Carroll County Service Center
July 25, 2022 - Food banks are on a dangerous trajectory. With rising inflation, more and more people are seeking out food assistance, just like at the start of the pandemic, but this time without the same level of donations and government assistance. CNN's Gabe Cohen reports.
Salvation Army keeps tradition alive with donut delivery to BPD
BALTIMORE - The Salvation Army of Central Maryland is keeping a century-old tradition going. Friday marks National Donut Day, so the Salvation Army delivered treats to Baltimore police officers as a way of saying thank you for their service. "The Salvation Army today is reaching out to give back to the men and women who bravely protect our community and our city," said Capt. Michael Chisolm, with the Salvation Army of Central Maryland. The Salvation Army said the tradition that started during World War I.
Salvation Army Groceries for Seniors - From left, Angel Rodriguez, of Bowie, Lisa Darby, of Windsor Mill, and Christopher Rodriguez, 13, Angel’s grandson, pack boxes of groceries on Saturday morning. They are volunteering for the second time at The Salvation Army of Central Maryland’s warehouse for the "Grab n Go" Grocery Food program.
As Toyota showcased some of its great cars and trucks at the Maryland Auto Show on Jan. 29, it also turned its focus to support the community, according to a press release.
Toyota stepped in to help shield Baltimore families in need from the snow and cold through its “Walk In My Boots” community outreach program. In partnership with The Salvation Army of Central Maryland, over 150 children and youth along with their families selected by The Salvation Army Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle River received new Bogs insulated winter boots and Smartwool socks meant to protect a person’s feet from harsh weather conditions.
BALTIMORE — Another Code Blue weekend in Baltimore City means volunteers are out on the roads checking on the city's homeless population.
"We can't let them become a statistic," said homeless advocate Christina Flowers. "It's life or death when we're talking this kind of weather."
Flowers was on deck outside St. Vincent De Paul Church Friday handing out food and blankets to those in need.
BALTIMORE — On Wednesday, Baltimore City Health Commissioner Letitia Dzirasa declared a Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert from Thursday evening to Saturday morning, when temperatures will feel like the single digits with the wind chill.
“I encourage residents to stay indoors, especially those most vulnerable to cold,” said Dzirasa. “Extreme low temperatures can be life-threatening especially for our most vulnerable populations. Please be sure to check on neighbors who you think may be at risk to ensure that they have heat and power and take care to shelter pets appropriately.”
BALTIMORE — As snow and colder temperatures seem to be sweeping the East Coast, Toyota is focusing on keeping Baltimore families warm this winter with their "Walk in My Boots" community outreach program.
The program is in partnership with the Salvation Army of Central Maryland to donate over 150 pairs of socks and winter insulated boots to families and children selected by the Salvation Army Middle River Boys & Girls Club.
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — As temperatures dip into the teens, the Salvation Army is working to ensure Baltimore’s homeless population has warm coats and gloves to help them make it through the winter.
Saturday, the Salvation Army of Central Maryland and Today’s 101.9 radio station held the fourth annual ‘Bundle Up Baltimore.’
AUDACY AC WLIF (TODAY'S 101.9)/BALTIMORE recently partnered with the SALVATION ARMY OF CENTRAL MARYLAND and collected over 1,200 coats, 300 blankets and hats, gloves, socks and shoes for those in need as part of the 4th annual "BUNDLE UP BALTIMORE." To rally their listeners, morning show co-host (and PD) GREG CARPENTER and afternoon show host (and PD at sister Hot AC WWMX MIX 106.5) TOM COOK broadcasted live from the drop-off locations.
Toyota partners with the Salvation Army in Central Maryland for the 6th Year
Toyota, in partnership with the Salvation Army of Central Maryland, is donating warm boots and socks to more than 150 families in need on Saturday, Jan. 29.
Team Members Adopted Over 135 “Angels” And Donated Hundreds Of Gifts
University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center (UM BWMC) is partnering with The Salvation Army Central Maryland Angel Tree program to donate gifts to children in Anne Arundel County this holiday season, with hospital team members adopting more than 135 “angels,” the largest number of adoptions from any company in Anne Arundel County.
Glen Burnie hospital workers donated more than 500 Christmas presents to Maryland kids. The toy drive was sponsored by The Salvation Army.
Anne Arundel County hospital workers donated more than 500 Christmas presents to children earlier this month. The toy drive came through The Salvation Army of Central Maryland's Angel Tree Program.
“During the Christmas season at The Salvation Army, resources can get stretched. Between meetings, the Red Kettle drive, Angel Tree, and our continuing programs and operations, our staff and volunteers are running in a thousand directions all over Central Maryland,” Major Roger Glick, Commander of The Salvation Army of Central Maryland said.
BALTIMORE — Despite pandemic related hurdles and a stolen kettle in Randallstown, the Salvation Army of Central Maryland amassed over $485,000 for their social services programs.
This year’s gross total equally matched last year’s, and all proceeds directly benefits the programs in Hampden, West Baltimore, Havre De Grace, Glen Burnie, Carroll County and Howard County.
The COVID-19 pandemic presented many challenges, but the Salvation Army of Central Maryland met the need to save Christmas for many through its "Hope Marches On" campaign.
The Salvation Army of Central Maryland relies on in-person fundraising events to provide meals, clothing and emergency assistance to those in need. Challenges to their efforts included shortages of bell ringer volunteers, low foot traffic to red kettles and shortages of donors for the Angel Tree program.
What looked like a good deed turned into a crime as someone stole a Salvation Army red kettle, stuffed with hundreds of dollars in cash from a Baltimore County Walmart.
The Salvation Army bell ringer has a disability and was standing outside of the Walmart for eight hours before a man decided to walk up and steal the kettle.
"He snatched it, unhooked it and snatched it and ran off through the woods,” Salvation Army Capt. Michael Chisolm said.
What looked like a good deed turned into a crime as someone stole a Salvation Army red kettle, stuffed with hundreds of dollars in cash from a Baltimore County Walmart.
The Salvation Army bell ringer has a disability and was standing outside of the Walmart for eight hours before a man decided to walk up and steal the kettle.
An unidentified man stole the kettle from a volunteer stationed outside of a Randallstown Walmart on Dec. 6 at about 5 p.m.
The Salvation Army, along with Business Volunteers of Maryland, plans to team up to provide toys for disadvantaged kids in Central Maryland.
An anonymous Virginia donor has told the Salvation Army he will match any donation up to $1,000 to replace cash and a red kettle stolen Monday from a Randallstown Walmart in Maryland.
Local charities, including the Salvation Army and Baltimore Station, are raising money for Giving Tuesday.
WHITE MARSH — For the eighth and final stop of a multi-city tour across the Northeastern U.S., Price Rite Marketplace, Feed the Children and community volunteers provided hundreds of pre-packed boxes of food to individuals and families on Oct. 21 in White Marsh as they drove by in their cars.
BALTIMORE — The Salvation Army of Central Maryland is seeking more volunteers to help complete this year's Angel Tree family adoption program. Because of COVID-19 the organization is seeing less volunteers.
The nonprofit grocery store is closing up almost exactly three years after it opened.
The nonprofit grocery store is closing up almost exactly three years after it opened.
The warehouse at the Salvation Army of Central Maryland typically has enough food stored up to handle a months-worth of requests.
The Salvation Army of Central Maryland says it’s out to “rescue Christmas” as the organization gets ready to kick off its annual Red Kettle Campaign.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, 11 News has found some good and is highlighting the efforts to give back to the community.
World Central Kitchen to begin food relief operation outside Camden Yards
DMG Foods will provide a community market with an educational component in underserved neighborhood