Who We Are
THE SALVATION ARMY IS A RELIGIOUS and social service organization, a branch of the Christian church dedicated to the never-ending battle against the twin enemies of sin and despair. It is a holistic ministry to body, mind and soul. The Salvation Army seeks to improve the physical environment, provide for material needs and lead people to a personal relationship with the Lord Jesus Christ.
The Salvation Army's service extends to all counties in Wisconsin and Upper Michigan through its Service Extension program, which has had a presence in the rural counties for more than 50 years. A service unit is a volunteer committee organized to represent The Salvation Army in communities where the Army has no uniformed personnel or worship and service center. Service units strive to help neighbors in their community resolve crises or emergencies with practical aid, personal support, and compassion.
Additional service unit programming includes Service Extension Camp, Community Care Ministry, Heat Share, Holiday Food Baskets/Dinners, Back-to-School and more. Service extension units are located in 72 rural counties throughout Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. The strength of a service unit comes through active involvement by citizens committed to their community and its residents.
What We Do
The Salvation Army is driven by it's Christian faith to provide social services to those in need. The Army provides a variety of local programs, ranging from religious services to family counseling, day-care centers, youth activities and general programs. Today, the Army's religious and social-service activities serve millions of people in a 121 nations around the world.
Details
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