Salvation Army bell-ringers are people we take for granted around the holidays. Like Girl Scout cookie sales and the Kroger click-and-collect staff, they're found stationed outside of grocery stores, ushering in good will. If you're like many others ...

The Napa Salvation Army struck gold on Saturday, discovering a rare gold coin worth thousands of dollars in one of its red kettles.

With only three more days left of the red kettle campaign, the Salvation Army and its bell ringers are trying to close the gap to meet this year’s goal. This is crucial to help support programs that serve the community all year.

Salvation Army's Red Kettle campaigns are struggling to get donations throughout the nation, but one of our hometowns is struggling a little bit harder when the nonprofit needs those donations the most.

The Salvation Army provides shelter, meals, and support for families in need in our community every day, but they need help to raise those donations.

With three days left of its Red Kettle Campaign, the Salvation Army is $57,000 short of its $320,000 goal. The last day to drop coins or slide dollars into the kettles is Dec. 24. There are 60 red kettle locations in the greater Spokane area.

ROCHESTER, Minn.- The Salvation Army's Rochester branch held its annual Christmas meal on Friday, Dec. 20. The branch said the meal included ham, sweet potatoes and chocolate silk and pecan pie and cost around $500 in groceries this year.