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The Salvation Army exists to meet human need wherever, whenever and however we can.

Simple mission to help those in need without discrimination.

Check it out how we helped people in need in 2019!

25,426

Meals Served locally

350,000

Pounds of Food Distributed

18,020

Visitors enjoyed free coffee, pastries & bread

Homeless women and children given safe shelter in compassion house

17,619

Services provided to people in need: Food - Utilities - Prescriptions - Rent and much more.

1,171

Children given toys and clothing at Christmas

Corps Officers

Captains Jeff and Sheena Marquis.

Captain Jeff Marquis was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, to Salvation Army officers. His parents eventually settled in the suburbs of Chicago, where Jeff spent his adolescent years growing in his gift and love for music and the arts. He attended Asbury College, now Asbury University, in Wilmore, KY, where he studied and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Music. Still involved with The Salvation Army church, Jeff began teaching music with the Army in both Texas and Florida. While in Texas, Jeff met his now wife and partner in ministry, Sheena.

Captain Sheena Marquis, born and raised in Dallas, TX, also grew up in the ministry of The Salvation Army. As a young girl, she and her family were assisted by The Salvation Army’s transitional housing center in Arlington, TX. Upon graduating from high school, Sheena served on a summer missions team to Kenya with The Salvation Army that nurtured her love for service. She received her Bachelor’s of Social Work from the University of Texas at Arlington, and later a Master of Social Work from the University of South Florida in Tampa.

In 2013, Jeff and Sheena accepted God’s call to deeper service as officers in The Salvation Army. Prior to coming to Stuart, they served as Corps Officers for three years in Clay County near Jacksonville. They have a young son, Caedmon.

The Salvation Army Responses to Coronavirus COVID-19

As the coronavirus COVID-19 has evolved into a pandemic, we are monitoring the situation daily. Safety is of utmost priority, so we have ramped up efforts to slow the spread of this virus among our employees, volunteers, and the homeless and other vulnerable people we serve.

In the United States, one in six people live in poverty, and more than 550,000 are counted as homeless. These populations severely lack access to proper care, hygiene, updated information, and medical resources, which makes them more susceptible to the virus. This is where we come in. This is who we serve.

We are developing new hygiene and cleaning protocols to help keep safe our residents and others who depend on The Salvation Army’s programs and services to survive. In addition, all staff, volunteers, and program participants have been sent hygiene and prevention information as recommended by the CDC.

We also anticipate a significant increase in need of emergency assistance for low-wage earners facing layoffs due to COVID-19. The support we provide – rent/mortgage, utility, and food assistance, among others – will become more urgent as the situation evolves.

Meanwhile, we will continue to work in close partnership with area government and health experts to prepare and respond to meet specific community needs. We will continue to update this page as developments warrant.

We need support from our communities to continue to meet the daily needs of these vulnerable populations. Your donations will continue to help us respond to the situation.

emotional and spiritual care hotline.

The Salvation Army is offering support through our emotional and spiritual care hotline. We understand that this time of social distancing can be difficult and worrying for many. If you need someone to talk to, call 844-458-HOPE (4673). We are here for you.

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VIRTUAL ACTIVITIES DURING SOCIAL DISTANCING

While we practice social distancing to protect ourselves and others there is no reason for boredom with many free virtual activities being offered.

Workout Classes Online Planet Fitness offers a live stream on the Planet Fitness Facebook page daily at 7p.m. EST or playbacks on youtube.

YMCA offers on demand programs .

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Free learning Websites for kids

Here's a list of some fun, educational, and safe websites for your children to visit and explore!

Switcheroo Zoo www.switcheroozoo.com watch, listen, and play games to learn all about amazing animals!

Fun Brain www.funbrain.com Play games while practicing math and reading skills!

Nat Geo for Kids www.kids.nationalgeographic.com Learn all about geography and fascinating animals!

PBS Kids www.pbs.org Hang out with your favorite characters all while learning!

Star Fall Into the Book www.reading.ecb.org Go "into the book" to play games Practice your phonics skills with that practice reading strategies!

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Pathway of hope

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PATHWAY OF HOPE

Meeting your family’s needs while building a better life can be hard. The Salvation Army helps navigate challenges on the path to a brighter future.

What Is Pathway of Hope?

The Pathway of Hope initiative is an approach launched by The Salvation Army in 2011 to provide targeted services to families with a desire to take action to break the generational cycle of crisis and enable a path out of poverty. It is rooted in a case management approach, focusing on client needs through a strength-based lens.

Targeting families with children came from the desire to have an intergenerational impact on poverty. By positively influencing the lives of parents, the Salvation Army can create better living conditions for children. Influencing children in their development years is crucial, as studies show that children who spend more than half of their life in poverty are 32 times more likely to be in poverty as an adult.

The Pathway of Hope Approach Includes:

What Does the Initiative Involve?

Caring for your family’s needs, while building a strong future can be challenging in today’s economic times. The Salvation Army team will offer support, guidance and assistance as we walk alongside you on your family’s journey:

Mapping it out
Meet with a caseworker to develop your personalized action plan.

Tracking Progress
Chart your progress and see your success with your dedicated case worker on a regular basis.

Passing Milestones
See where you are at six months and decide what’s next on your journey.

Looking ahead
Celebrate your successes. Adjust any further goals. Encourage others.

SUPPORT PATHWAY OF HOPE BY MAKING A TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATION TODAY.

Donating to Pathway of Hope and The Salvation Army ensures that our programming can continue to help people in need in Martin, Saint Lucie, and Okeechobee counties.

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Social Services

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Martin County

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Our Services

All services based on the availability of funds.

RENT ASSISTANCE

UTILITY ASSISTANCE

EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE

PERSONAL HYGIENE KITS

PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE

LOCAL BUS PASSES

VOUCHERS FOR CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

REFERRAL ASSISTANCE

FREE COFFEE, BREAD AND PASTRIES

WEEKDAYS, 8:30 A.M. – 10:00 A.M.

HOURS OF OPERATION

Office Hours: 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM, Monday - Friday

Location

INFO

As programs vary by community and funding availability, schedule an appointment with our office by calling 772-288-1471

Jennifer Sanchez-Castillo - Social Services Worker
Flavia Souza-Pereira - Case Worker

DOCUMENTS

In order to be interviewed for POSSIBLE assistance , the following is required:

Resident of Martin County
Photo ID’s of every adult in the household
Birth certificates for children
Paystubs, Bank Statements, summary from SSI, Food Stamp Statement of Benefit, Workman’s Comp, Unemployment Compensation, Child Support Statement of Support amount. *If anything is handwritten it MUST be notarized by the employer. NO EXCEPTIONS.
MUST have original final notice bill (only if seek Utility bill assistance)
Must provide Copy of your current lease or agreement
3-5 day Pay or Vacate Notice/ Late Notice. *If handwritten MUST be notarized by landlord. NO EXCEPTIONS.
We need proof as to why you need assistance.

St. Lucie County

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SERVICES

All services based on the availability of funds.

RENT ASSISTANCE

UTILITY ASSISTANCE

EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE

PERSONAL HYGIENE KITS

PRESCRIPTION ASSISTANCE

LOCAL BUS PASSES

VOUCHERS FOR CLOTHING AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

REFERRAL ASSISTANCE

FREE BREAD

HOURS OF OPERATION

Office Hours: 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM, Monday - Friday

Info

As programs vary by community and funding availability, schedule an appointment with our office. Call 772-464-4846 ext. 104

Location

Jennifer Amaro - Social Services Program Coordinator

DOCUMENTS

Resident of St. Lucie County
Photo ID’s of every adult in the household
Birth certificates for children
Paystubs, Bank Statements, summary from SSI, Food Stamp Statement of Benefit, Workman’s Comp, Unemployment Compensation, Child Support Statement of Support amount. *If anything is handwritten it MUST be notarized by the employer. NO EXCEPTIONS.
MUST have original final notice bill (only if seek Utility bill assistance)
Must provide Copy of your current lease or agreement
3-5 day Pay or Vacate Notice/ Late Notice. *If handwritten MUST be notarized by landlord. NO EXCEPTIONS.
We need proof as to why you need assistance.

Okeechobee County

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SERVICES

All services based on the availability of funds.

RENT ASSISTANCE

UTILITY ASSISTANCE

PERSONAL HYGIENE KITS

REFERRAL ASSISTANCE

EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE

HOURS OF OPERATION

Open Tuesdays 9 am to 2 pm.

INFO

Call 863-763-6020 for more information or to make an appointment.

Location

Jennifer Amaro - Social Services Program Coordinator

Documents

In order to be interviewed for POSSIBLE assistance, the following is required:

Resident of Okeechobee County
Photo ID’s of every adult in the household
Birth certificates for children
Paystubs, Bank Statements, summary from SSI, Food Stamp Statement of Benefit, Workman’s Comp, Unemployment Compensation, Child Support Statement of Support amount. *If anything is handwritten it MUST be notarized by the employer. NO EXCEPTIONS.
MUST have original final notice bill (only if seek Utility bill assistance)
Must provide Copy of your current lease or agreement
3-5 day Pay or Vacate Notice/ Late Notice. *If handwritten MUST be notarized by landlord. NO EXCEPTIONS.
We need proof as to why you need assistance.

Donation Drop-off Locations

ST. LUCIE COUNTY

MARTIN COUNTY

OKEECHOBEE COUNTY

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Compassion House

Compassion House

The Salvation Army's transitional shelter for homeless women and children.

About us

Often individuals and families struggling with homelessness simply need a short-term solution to help them get back on their feet again. We offer safe, secure shelter, meals, clothing and counseling while residents work to once again become self-sufficient.

Our Clients

Compassion House is our shelter for homeless women and women with children in Martin County.

facility

We have 8 bedrooms, each with its own a private bathroom. Moreover, we have a children’s playroom and playground, laundry room, computer workspace and dining area. The shelter is fully staffed to provide security and assist the residents as needed.

no charge

We do not charge ANY fees. We are funded through grants, private donations, The United Way of Martin County, local foundations and profits from The Salvation Army Family Store.

empowerment

Residents meet with case managers weekly to tailor goals to overcome their individual barriers to housing and stability and are introduced to local resources to meet those goals. Depending on the individual needs of the resident, we may provide assistance with daycare, job-seeking skills, debt management and budgeting, GED classes or college classes - whatever is necessary to help them be successful.

time

There is no set time that a woman can stay as long as she is working toward her goals. An average stay is 3-6 months.

"Compassion House is more than just a shelter. We empower women to be more resilient when they face life's challenges."

Kim TolbertProgram Manager of Compassion House

Application Form

FAQs

How do the women qualify to become residents? They fill out an application and meet with the shelter coordinator who determines whether they would be a good fit for CH. They must not have a recent record of violent crime or drug charges. They can’t be using drugs or alcohol and must be willing to work to regain control of their lives. We currently have a waitlist of homeless women seeking help.
Do the residents have to pay anything? No. All their needs are met so they can save their money to eventually afford an apartment of their own. We provide meals, linens, toiletries, laundry supplies, and clothes, as well as classes and counseling - everything they need to get back on their feet.
What do the children do while they stay at CH? They are in school or at daycare during the day. During the summer, they enjoy activities at the Boys and Girls Club. In the evenings and on weekends, they play in the playroom or on the playground. Many participate in the youth and church programs available here at the Salvation Army.
What can I do to help? We are always in need of twin-size sheets and comforters, bath towels, diapers and laundry supplies, and of course, monetary gifts are always appreciated. If you have a background in budgeting, nutrition, parenting, or self-improvement, we might be able to use your services as a volunteer counselor or mentor to our residents.

HOURS OF OPERATION

Office Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday - Friday

Shelter: 24 H - Monday - Sunday

Info

For more information, call 772-288-1471.

Location

Partner With Us

Partner with us to make a difference in the life of many. For more information call 772-288-1471, ext. 202.

The Greatest Need Right Now Is

Used Car

MEET THE NEED

Compassion House is funded in part by:

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Adams Place

Adam’s Place

We are hope faith optimism

We serve those in most need.

Who we are

Adam's Place is designed to break the cycle of homelessness, incarceration and subsequent return to homelessness by first providing temporary shelter housing and basic needs care. A preliminary screening of individual needs is followed by referral to collaborating support agencies to provide comprehensive case management and services resulting in stable housing.

Our Goal

To meet the needs of the homeless population by addressing the myriad reasons why people become homeless and assisting them in developing a higher quality of life through independence.

Our Clients

Adam's Place serves as a jail diversion shelter for homeless men who have been picked up by local law enforcement for minor offenses. Rather than spending time in jail at taxpayers' expenses, these men are given the choice to receive services instead. In addition, Adam's Place reserves several of its beds for homeless male veterans who seek services.

Our Services

Each individual receives a case plan that is specifically designed for them. Those that commit to the program have a team of support staff to aid in creating and accomplishing goals leading to stable employment and housing. If mental health or substance abuse treatment be needed, residents are referred to partner agencies.

"... While men go to prison, in and out, in and out, as they do now, I'll fight... I will fight to the very end!"

William BoothFounder of the Salvation Army, London 1912

Opportunity

The Salvation Army is seeking businesses and other employers willing to partner with us to offer job opportunities and training for these men, as well as landlords willing to provide affordable housing.

Donations

Donations of twin-sized sheets and comforters, pillows, laundry detergent, toiletries and men's clothing are appreciated, as are monetary donations.

Info

For more information, call 772-448-8082.

The Greatest Need Right Now Is

Laundry detergent

MEET THE NEED

FAQs

How do clients get into Adam’s Place?

Adam’s Place currently only accepts homeless male veterans or homeless males over 18 who are referred by local law enforcement. Individuals are screened and considered on a case-by-case basis by the Program Manager and Case Manager. Homeless veterans may require a referral from the Veterans Administration. All other applicants require a referral from law enforcement. Men who are dropped off by law enforcement are permitted to stay in a separate, temporary sleeping area until screening can be completed and they are accepted into the program.

What are the criteria for acceptance into the program?

This is a low-demand shelter in that we have minimal entry requirements. Men referred to Adam’s Place must be at least 18 years old and must not have had a violent criminal offense within the last 10 years or have had a sexual offense against men. They must be agree to abide to the rules and policies of the program which are thoroughly reviewed with them before admission.

What kind of services does Adam’s Place provide?

We provide secure shelter and free meals along with wrap-around case management to meet each client’s individual needs. We work closely with other agencies to whom we refer clients for services such as mental health evaluations and treatment, drug and alcohol addiction treatment, medical treatment, job-seeking skills, job training and housing assistance.

What can I do to help?

Adam’s Place is always looking for business owners and landlords willing to partner with us to provide these men a chance to regain a normal life. Sources for jobs and housing are a huge need. We also appreciate in-kind donations of food, toiletries, laundry detergent, twin-sized sheets and blankets, as well as packages of new men’s socks and underwear. Monetary donations are always needed and appreciated. For more information on how to sponsor a project in our Adam’s Place program, call 772-288-1471.

HOURS OF OPERATION

Office Hours: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM, Monday - Friday

Shelter: 24 H - Monday - Sunday

Adam's Place Location

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Booths Cafe Soup Kitchen

Join us for a hot meal and fellowship!

Our Booth’s Cafe soup kitchen

Is free and open to the public.

Fridays

4:45 pm Devotional

5:00 – 6:00 pm Meal

Location

"We are proud to provide a FREE meal to the community weekly on Friday nights. Everyone is welcome to enjoy food and fellowship"!

Wendy MorganFood Service Manager

volunteer

Our volunteers are essential to what we do. If you would like to become a table host for the dinner,call us on 772-288-1471, ext. 202. Thank you!

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achievements

Through the Auxiliary’s dedicated efforts, the Salvation Army has:

Opened a shelter for homeless women and children.

Purchased a 28 - passenger bus.

Purchased a 15 – passenger van.

Sent hundreds of children to summer camp.

Purchased new clothes for thousands of children in the Angel Tree program.

Helped start and enlarge a children’s music program.

The Greatest Need right now is Donations for local programs

Meet The Need

FAMILY STORE

Stuart & Ft. Pierce

At the Salvation Army Store in Stuart and Ft. Pierce you can find great deals on clothing, furniture, household goods, sporting equipment, books, electronics and much more. Your purchase directly funds our programs.

When you shop with us, you help us fund Salvation Army programs that transform lives.

Through your contributions, we can make sure help is there for families in need.

Have something to donate? Our store is always in need of quality, gently-used items.

This Week’s Deals

STUART STORE & FT. PIERCE STORE

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WORKING HOURS

Stuart & Ft. Pierce Family Stores

Monday through Friday, 9:30 am to 5:30 pm.

Saturday, 9:30 am to 4:30 pm.

Call to schedule a pick-up of your donated furniture!

772-223-1815 in Martin County

772-464-4846 in St. Lucie County

When you donate, support, or shop at our family stores, you’re making a real impact in your community.

Family Store Locations

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Worship Opportunities

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tUESDAY

5:30 PM Family Dinner

6:30 PM Adult Bible Study and Club 316 Kids

7:30 PM Brass Band

Thursday

10:30 AM Women's Ministries (Includes Lunch)

Fridays

4:45 PM Booth's Cafe Devotional

5:00 PM Booth's Cafe

5:00 PM Corps Cadets (Teen Fellowship)

Sunday

10:00 AM Sunday School

11:00 AM Worship

6:00 pm Young Ault Fellowship (Ages 18 - 25)

Join Us For Worship

Sundays in our Chapel at 821 SE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Stuart Transportation and breakfast provided for children 8:30 - 9:30 am

10:00 a.m. Sunday School (classes available for both children and adults)

11:00 a.m. Worship Service (translation into Spanish available)

11:00 a.m. Children's Church

Tuesdays, 6:30 pm (A study of God’s Word with discussion followed by personal prayer time).

The Doctrines of the Salvation Army

We believe that the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments were given by inspiration of God, and that they only constitute the Divine rule of Christian faith and practice.
We believe that there is only one God, who is infinitely perfect, the Creator, Preserver, and Governor of all things, and who is the only proper object of religious worship.
We believe that there are three persons in the Godhead – the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost, undivided in essence and co-equal in power and glory.
We believe that in the person of Jesus Christ the Divine and human natures are united, so that He is truly and properly God and truly and properly man.
We believe that our first parents were created in a state of innocency, but by their disobedience, they lost their purity and happiness, and that in consequence of their fall, all men have become sinners, totally depraved, and as such are justly exposed to the wrath of God.
We believe that the Lord Jesus Christ has by His suffering and death made an atonement for the whole world so that whosoever will may be saved.
We believe that repentance toward God, faith in our Lord Jesus Christ and regeneration by the Holy Spirit are necessary to salvation.
We believe that we are justified by grace through faith in our Lord Jesus Christ and that he that believeth hath the witness in himself.
We believe that continuance in a state of salvation depends upon continued obedient faith in Christ.
We believe that it is the privilege of all believers to be wholly sanctified, and that their whole spirit and soul and body may be preserved blameless unto the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.
We believe in the immortality of the soul, the resurrection of the body, in the general judgement at the end of the world, in the eternal happiness of the righteous, and in the endless punishment of the wicked.

Video and Radio

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Share Change website.

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Children & Youth (Summer Camp)

Camp Keystone

An Unforgettable Experience

Due to COVID-19 the 2020 camp season has been postponed until 2021. See you next year!

Welcome To The Salvation Army Camp KeyStone

Located in north central Florida, Camp Keystone has been providing life changing Christian summer camp experiences for hundreds of children every summer. Experience and know the love of Jesus through a variety of sports, arts, and outdoor adventure in an exciting environment. Register for summer 2020 NOW.

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Exciting Activities Every Day!

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ZIP LINE

NATURE EXPLORATION

BASKETBALL

FRISBEE GOLF

HIKING

SWIMMING

SOCCER

WHIFFLE BALL

ARCHERY

HORSESHOES

PLAYGROUNDS

BIKING

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Children

Summer Camp for Ages 7-12

Location

Camp Keystone - Starke, Florida

inside camp keystone

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We offer two different summer camps

Community Camp

Community Service Camps are operated for the benefit of children in need who are referred by social service agencies such as the Salvation Army and Boys & Girls Clubs. Camp Keystone staff reach out to children, ensuring a positive environment during their week at camp. Counselors help them grow, learn, and be encouraged while striving to meet their spiritual, social, recreational and educational needs as appropriate.

Registration

Parents are required to register their child(ren) during our Parent Camp Registration Night at The Salvation Army (See Location)

$15.00 per kid. This includes transportation to Camp Keystone.

Registartion Date:Wednesday, April 15th, 4:00PM - 6:00PM

Please bring the following items for registration:
1. Your child’s immunization record (can be obtained from child’s school nurse)
2. All medication that is prescribed by a physician (bring the medication bottles to registration)
3. Non-refundable Registration fee of $15.00 per child (cash or money order)

RSVP: 772-266-8621 - Daniel Jones Youth Director

The deadline for camp applications is June 8th, 2020.

I Need Assistance

For assistance please call Daniel Jones - Corps Youth Director (772) 266-8621 or visit Camp Kestone website .

Salvation Army Camps

Salvation Army Camps are operated only for members of youth groups sponsored by The Salvation Army. Camp Keystone staff work to meet camper's spiritual, social, recreational, and educational needs through the camp ministry. Salvation Army youth ministry camps include programs such as Girl Guards, Sunbeams, Boys Adventure Corps, and Music Conservatory.

Registration

Parents are required to register their child(ren) during our Parent Camp Registration Night at The Salvation Army (See Location)

$15.00 per kid. This includes transportation to Camp Keystone.

Registartion Date:Wednesday, April 15th, 4:00PM - 6:00PM

RSVP: 772-266-8621 - Daniel Jones Youth Director

The deadline for camp applications is June 8th, 2020.

I Need Assistance

For assistance please call Daniel Jones - Corps Youth Director (772) 266-8621 or visit Camp Kestone website .

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Womens Ministries

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Home League Thursdays at 10:30 am

Our Women's Ministries provides a variety of opportunities for all women to feel valued, encouraged, equipped and invited to catch the joy through Christian faith and fellowship. Called the Home League, the group meets every Thursday morning to come together for fellowship, worship, education and service. Join us! Includes a fellowship lunch.

More Information Contact

Lieutenant Sheena Marquis

Corps Officer (772) 266-8587 - Office-Direct

Club 316 program

Family Night

What is Club 316?

Family Night (Club 316) is a free Bible based kids program that helps teach positive interaction and growth while learning about God.

How we do it

We foster an environment of learning long after the school day ends. By providing a safe place to study, read, learn, connect with friends and play.

Our Goal

Develop strong values, skills and confidence as they grow into adulthood. By providing a balanced environment for learning, that is child-oriented and Christ-centered.

Date

Family Night is every Tuesday night starting with dinner at 5:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall. At 6:15 pm, after dinner, high schoolers and adults attend a Bible study while children stay in the Fellowship Hall for Club 316.

Apply Now

Get Involved

For more information, please contact:

Daniel Jones - Corps Youth Director
(772) 266-8621 - Office-Direct

Teen Night

January 29th at 10 AM - 1 PM at The Salvation Army Stuart Family Store.

What is Teen Night (Corps Cadets)?

Corps Cadets is a practical training that provides the individual an opportunity to discover and develop potential for effective leadership in The Salvation Army as a soldier or an officer.

Our Goal

The overall goal of the Corps Cadet program is to prepare our young people for a lifelong commitment to spiritual growth and a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and for serving God and The Salvation Army to the fullest extent possible.

Age Group / Time

Grades 7 to 12

Teens meet every Friday at 5PM.

What is Bold

The BOLD for Corps Cadets curriculum is a student-based learning format in which students actively participate in activities and discussions and make discoveries rather than having teachers dictate all facts and ideas. Through the lessons, corps cadets understand biblical truths and derive important principles to apply to their own life situations.

More information about Corps Cadet

If you are interested in becoming a corps cadet, please contact

Daniel Jones - Corps Youth Director
(772) 266-8621 - Office-Direct

Brass Band

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The Salvation Army is dedicated to keeping music alive for teenagers in Martin County

Cost

Our Youth Brass Band offers free weekly instruction as well as free use of an instrument to kids ages 13 and up.

Date

Tuesdays at 7:30 pm.

Location

821 SE MLK Jr. Blvd. in Stuart.

For more information, contact

Lieutenant Jeff Marquis
Corps Officer
(772) 266-8580 - Office-Direct

Vacation Bible School

What is coming up!

Doing the Most Good

Save the date for our next fund-raiser! AR Workshop is hosting an event for us on Tuesday, August 18,2020 from 6:30 to 9:30 pm at their location in the Publix shopping center on Becker Road (840 SE Becker Road in PSL).

We are taking every precaution to keep all our staff and customers safe & practicing social distancing while having a good time. We look forward to seeing you on August 18th!

AR Workshop is a do-it-yourself workshop that offers all the supplies and instruction you need to create customized decorative pieces for your home. There is a wide variety of projects to choose from – everything from wooden pictures, clocks, and serving trays to canvas bags, signs, and pillow covers - and each comes in a variety of designs. Many of the pieces can be personalized with your initials, your family name, etc. Their computer creates a stencil for you so it’s fool-proof. No artistic skills needed!

Participants must select and pay for their projects in advance so the staff can prepare all the supplies and stencils. Click on the ticket link to find our Workshop FUNdraiser for The Salvation Army and select your project and design.

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Thank you for your interest in working with The Salvation Army of Stuart, St. Lucie and Okeechobee Counties.

The Salvation Army strives to do the “most good” for its employees by offering a greater sense of purpose in the work performed, by training and mentoring employees and by offering competitive compensation and benefits plans. Whether employed as a truck driver, administrative support team member or the director of a program, our employees understand at the core of their work is the opportunity to be an integral part of an organization that is Doing the Most Good.

We are hiring for:

Sorry, there are no positions available at this time but if you are interested in possible future opportunities please send your CV to Fabiola.CabreraManan@uss.salvationarmy.org.

The Salvation Army does not discriminate in employment opportunities or practices on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, disability, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local law.

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Employees of The Salvation Army strive to serve their community and those individuals who are most in need. The work is meaningful and the employees are proud to support such exceptional social service programs. Your efforts will help us continue ‘Doing the Most Good' in Stuart, St. Lucie and Okeechobee Counties.

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Staff Directory

Meet Our Team

Leadership Team

Captain Jeff Marquis

Corps Officer

(772) 266-8580 - Office-Direct

Captain Sheena Marquis

Corps Officer

(772) 266-8587 - Office-Direct

Social Services

Jennifer Amaro

Social Services Program Coordinator - Saint Lucie and Okeechobee Counties

(772) 742-8659 - Office-Direct

Grady Sams

Program Manager of Adam’s Place

(772) 742-8526 - Office-Direct

Flavia Souza-Pereira

Case Worker - Martin County

(772) 266-8599 - Office-Direct

Jennifer Sanchez-Castillo

Social Services Worker - Martin County

(772) 266-8602 - Office-Direct

Michael Ogrady

Building Maintenance Worker/Driver

(772) 266-8620 - Office-Direct

Wendy Morgan

Food Service Manager

(772) 266-8595 - Office-Direct

Kim Tolbert

Program Manager of Compassion House

(772) 266-8623 - Office-Direct

Karin Lowery

Case Mgmt Specialist - Adam’s Place

(772) 742-8525 - Office-Direct

Zenaida Wills

Case Worker- Pathway Of Hope - Saint Lucie County

(772) 742-8660 - Office-Direct

Family Store

Marco Cruz

Program Manager

(772) 324-8011 - Office-Direct

Rosa Chuy

Store Manager - Stuart Store

(772) 324-8011 - Office-Direct

Mark Witt

Store Manager - Ft Pierce Store

(772) 742-8658 - Office-Direct

Administrative Team

Susan Morgan

Corps Business Administrator

(772) 266-8603 - Office-Direct

Fabiola Cabrera

HR Generalist Accounting Clerk I

(772) 266-8617 - Office-Direct

Andrea Shaffer

Administrative Assistant

(772) 266-8588 - Office-Direct

Daniel Jones

Corps Youth Director

(772) 266-8621 - Office-Direct

Amanda Jones

Accounting Clerk & Corps Program Assistant

(772) 266-8594 - Office-Direct

Community Relations and Development

Kim Johnson

Public Relations/Volunteer Coordinator

(772) 266-8598 Office - Direct

Alexandre Quintao

Donor Relations & Social Media Coordinator

(772) 2668616 Office - Direct

Contact Us

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Advisory Board

Our Advisory Board is a team of local professionals dedicated to the mission of the Salvation Army. The Board strives to further the Army’s goal of “doing the most good” while maintaining responsible stewardship of the Army’s resources.

F. Jack Meyering, Chairman of the Board/Emergency Services Chair

Jeff Bruner, Co-Chairman of the Board/Property Chair

Dan Braden, Property Chair

Scott Montgomery, Property Chair

J. Charles Stracuzzi, Treasurer/Fundraiser Chair

Ron Bowen, Board Member

Bill Buchalter, Board Member

Vicki Davis, Board Member

Wayne Magdalena, Board Member

Carl Hensley, Board Member

Robert Johnson, Board Member

Paula Lewis, Board Member

Barry Grant Marsh, Board Member

Steven Messer, Board Member

Char Meyering, Board Member

Robert Moses, Board Member

Pat Murphy, Board Member

Carl Muti, Board Member

There’s Another Way To Give

Donate Your Vehicle

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Simple mission to help those in need without discrimination.

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Your donations will help serve people in Martin, St Lucie and Okeechobee Counties

PATHWAY OF HOPE

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The Pathway of Hope Approach Includes:

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SUPPORT PATHWAY OF HOPE BY MAKING A TAX-DEDUCTIBLE DONATION TODAY.

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The Greatest Need right now is Donations for local programs

FAMILY STORE

At the Salvation Army Store in Stuart and Ft. Pierce you can find great deals on clothing, furniture, household goods, sporting equipment, books, electronics and much more. Your purchase directly funds our programs.

When you shop with us, you help us fund Salvation Army programs that transform lives.

Have something to donate? Our store is always in need of quality, gently-used items.

This Week’s Deals

WORKING HOURS

Stuart & Ft. Pierce Family Stores

Monday through Friday, 9:30 am to 5:30 pm.

Saturday, 9:30 am to 4:30 pm.

Call to schedule a pick-up of your donated furniture!

772-223-1815 in Martin County

772-464-4846 in St. Lucie County

When you donate, support, or shop at our family stores, you’re making a real impact in your community.

Interested in volunteering at the store?

Call 772-288-1471, ext. 202.

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