The Salvation Army
(941) 629--3170
Angel Tree Christmas Assistance Registration is CLOSED
CLICK HERE TO ACCESS WALMART REGISTRY FOR GOOD, To donate to our Angel Tree program. This list is tailored to Port Charlotte’s needs for the season. No need to go to the store or deliver. Walmart will take care of it for you.
Click here to Learn about the 50 for Good Campaign. Captain Israel Roseno, of The Salvation Army Port Charlotte walked 50 miles on November 5th, the 50th day before Christmas to raise $50,000 for good to help the families in need during this season.
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.
During this time our Services Offered are as follows:
- Walk in Food Assistance
- Emergency Electric and Rental Assistance-Please call to schedule appointment
- Community Lunch Box-to-Go-Every Thursday, 11:30AM-1:00PM
- Worship Service Online-Facebook Page Live-Salvation Army Port Charlotte. Join us on Sundays at 11AM. - Join us Here.
Church members are involved in small groups to pray and connect during this time.
Youth Registered in our programs receive Spiritual/Christian Education packets at their home. They also connect with virtual conference calls.
To connect with a Small Group or to enroll your child in Christian Education programs, please call (941) 629-3170 or email Sidney.Oliveira@uss.salvationarmy.org.
Thrift Store
The Salvation Army
NELLIE | The first female member of the LAPD
News, Womens MinistryA page from the Los Angeles Herald newspaper announcing Capt. Nellie Truelove’s commission as a member of the LAPD On March 4, 1903 the Los Angeles Herald newspaper reported that Salvation Army Captain Nellie Truelove would be the first woman “to be given a right to wear the nickel star and swing the black club of police authority.”