HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) – The Salvation Army’s annual Angel Tree campaign has returned — and the need is greater now than ever. The Angel Tree is the organization’s largest campaign and aids over 1,800 families and seniors who are in crisis in the local area. Salvation Army provides gifts and clothes as well as Christmas breakfast and dinner.

On Saturday, the Salvation Army of Lawton hosted a kick-off for two of their annual events including their Angel Tree and Red Kettle Campaign.The Campaign seeing volunteers ringing bells at stores across the area,

U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Gabrielle Bully crossed a lot of rivers and had gone through a lot of woods in her military career before arriving in Brunswick a few

The Salvation Army is officially kicking off this year’s Red Kettle Campaign and the Angel Tree Program with a special event at EastChase.

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– Once again ABC Columbia is proud to partner with the Salvation Army for the Angel Tree project. Each year you have the chance to provide Christmas presents for a Midlands child in need. Unlike in previous years, this year’s Angel Tree program is all online.

The bell ringing campaign helps raise money for Salvation Army projects throughout the year, including a food pantry and programs to help pay utility bills. Salvation Army Major Kelly Durant said this year’s goal is $60,000, down from last year’s goal of $70,000.

An annual tradition to help out children in need this Christmas held its kickoff Saturday. Its organizers say they need your help to make someone’s Christmas more than ever.  The Salvation Army celebrated the start of their Angel Tree Program at Hamilton Place Mall The program allows volunteers to pick a child to buy Christmas presents

The sound of bells is ringing across the state, marking the official start of the Salvation Army's annual holiday campaign. The Coca-Cola Southwest Beverages Porch visited Quail Springs Mall to learn more about how to get involved.

When you see the Salvation Army red kettles and hear those bells ringing, you know it's the season for giving.

As it builds up to the annual Red Kettle Campaign, the Topeka Salvation Army has started another annual tradition. ‘Angel Trees’ adorned with wishlist items for kids in the community are posted in multiple locations around the city.