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The Salvation Army – Serving Palm Beach County Since 1922
Palm Beach County Area Command/Administrative Office * 2100 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd * West Palm Beach, FL 33409 * Phone: 561-686-3530
Majors James and Leisa Hall
Area Commanders for Palm Beach County
Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.” ~ Luke 6:38
Palm Beach County Advisory Board Members
David Ackerman
Nan Gallagher
Daniel Hanley
Bill Mikus
Palm Beach County Emeritus Board Members
Fred Broda
Phillip Causey
Marc Murray
Jacob Paulsen
Wilhelm “Bill” Schon
Rudolph Silc
Andrew Smith
Ron Warner
Contact The Salvation Army in Palm Beach County:
- Area Command: 2100 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. West Palm Beach, FL 33409 561- 686-3530
- West Palm Beach Center for Worship & Service: 2122 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. West Palm Beach, FL 33409 561-686-3530
- North West Community Center: 600 North Rosemary Avenue West Palm Beach, FL 33401 561-833-6767
- Boca Raton Center for Worship & Service: 300 SW 2nd Avenue Boca Raton, FL 33432 561-391-1344
- Lake Worth Center for Worship & Service: 4051 Kirk Road Lake Worth, FL 33460 561-968-8189
- Center of Hope: 1577 North Military Trail West Palm Beach, FL 33409 561-682-1118
- Residential Re-Entry Center: 1577 North Military Trail West Palm Beach, FL 33409 561-689-1212
- West Palm Beach Family Store: 655 North Military Trail West Palm Beach, FL 33409 561-683-3513
- Lake Worth Family Store: 4001 Kirk Road Lake Worth, FL 33460 561-642-1927
- FREE Pick Up in Palm Beach County: 688-9153
Palm Beach County Corps Council Chairs
- Jack Darden ~ Boca Raton
- Bob Howell ~ Lake Worth
- Deborah Morgan ~ West Palm Beach
- Debye Raing ~ Northwest Community Center
MISSION STATEMENT
The Salvation Army, an international movement,
Is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church.
Its message is based on the Bible.
Its ministry is motivated by the love of God.
Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ
and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination.
FOUNDING DATE:
The Salvation Army was founded by William Booth in 1865. The Area-wide Salvation Army has reached out continuously to thousands of men, women and children while serving Palm Beach County since 1922.
PRODUCTS:
The Salvation Army translates its faith into action by offering programs and services. The many programs offered in Palm Beach County include: transitional housing for homeless males and homeless male veterans, social services, holiday assistance, youth programming, athletics and so much more.
Visit Our FaceBook Pages:
- Palm Beach County: https://www.facebook.com/SalArmyPBCo/
- Boca Raton Corps: https://www.facebook.com/SalArmyBocaRatonCorps/
- Lake Worth Corps: https://www.facebook.com/SalArmyLakeWorthCorps
- West Palm Beach Corps: https://www.facebook.com/SalArmyWestPalmBeachCorps
- Northwest Community Center: https:// https://www.facebook.com/SalArmyNWCC
Boca Raton
The Salvation Army Boca Raton Center for Worship & Service
* 300 SW 2nd Avenue Boca Raton, FL 33432 * 561-391-1344
God loves with a great love the man whose heart is bursting with a passion for the impossible. ~ William Booth
Majors Serge and Celimene Lalanne
Corps Officers and Pastors
Meeting The Needs Of The Community Through Spiritual Formation, Education, Food, Clothing, Social and Financial Services.
Boca Raton Advisory Council Members
Jack Darden
Nan Gallagher
Karrie Klimas
Dr. Jennifer Wong-Looi
Visit our Facebook page by clicking HERE
Sunday Worship Schedule:
9:45 am Sunday School
11:00 am Worship Service
Ask us about church related groups
Youth - Sunbeams
Girl Guards
Corps Cadets
Explorers
Adults - Home League
Older Adults
Church Related Activities:
Sunbeams / Explorers
Wednesday from 6:00- 7:30PM Youth Activities are for school age 6yrs to 16years
Youth Group:
Mondays 6:00 - 7:30 pm Youth groups are for Middle School aged to college aged youth
Older Adult Ministries: Third Wednesday of each month Adults 55 and over
Women's Ministry: Thursdays 7:00PM Females aged 16 and over
Programs and Services:
Social Services: Our social services programs are available to working families that meet the federal poverty guidelines or other hardships. Services include rent/utility assistance, food pantry, bus passes, clothing, and more as needed and as assessed through case management. Helping men, women, children and families through our social services by providing: *Food *Clothing *Rental and Utility Assistance *Casework *Furniture *Counseling *Referrals to other service agencies.
Vacation Bible School: Our five day Bible School focuses on a theme that is carried through our Corps activities of Bible, craft, snack, music and games. The parents attend graduation program at the end of the week.
Angel Tree Program: The Salvation Army operates a holiday toy distribution program. With the help of a generous public we are able to provide toys to families in need. Families must complete an application and registration to receive assistance through The Salvation Army's Angel Tree Program.
Red Kettle Campaign: Our Red Kettle campaign runs from Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve to raise funds to support our community services and programs throughout the year.
Volunteers Are Always Needed and Welcomed.
Children’s Services:
- Sunbeams and Explorers
- Wednesday from 6:00- 7:30PM
Youth Activities are for school age 6yrs to 16years. Character Building Program with Bible lessons, Service Project, earning Emblems and go away to camp to learn more. Dinner and snack is provided.
Youth Group:
- Youth groups are for Middle School aged to college aged youth.
- Mondays from 6-7:30PM
Bible Lesson, Field Trips, Activities, Fellowship, Education and Direction for a Christian lifestyle.
Community Care Ministries:
We partner with six different facilities in the Boca and Delray areas allowing us the opportunity to visit and uplift nearly 1,000 seniors on a regular basis.
Older Adults Ministries
- Third Wednesday of each month.
- Those 55 and over (Senior) enjoy group activities and fellowship with their peers, group activities and games, arts and crafts as well as conversation with peers; while enjoying a bite to eat.
Women’s Ministries:
- Women’s ministry is open to females age 16 and over.
- Thursdays @ 7:00PM
Those attending do not need to be a member of The Salvation Army. We meet to worship God, to fellowship with one another, be of service to others, and to learn.
Lake Worth
The Salvation Army Lake Worth Center for Worship & Service
4051 Kirk Road * Lake Worth, FL 33460 * 561-968-8189
“God loves with a great love the man whose heart is bursting with a passion for the impossible.” ― William Booth
Lieutenants Jeremy and Crystal Porter
Corps Officers and Pastors
“Work as if everything depended upon work and pray as if everything depended upon prayer.” ― William Booth
Lake Worth Advisory Council Members:
Richard Beiter
Honey Duncan
Mark Easton
David Hinsa
Bob Howell
Dr. Jim Lea
Commissioner Retha Lowe
Charlane Macon
James Michael
Brent Morgan
Thomas Ramiccio
Jack Starr
Ken Treadwell
David Van Vleet
Helen Vogt Greene
Visit our Facebook page by clicking HERE
Sunday Worship Schedule:
9:45 am Sunday School
11:00 Worship Service
Church related groups
Youth Character Building Programs
Youth Music Class
Bible Study
Women's Groups / Men's Club
Community Care Volunteer Ministry
Our Youth programs offer a comprehensive after school program for children in the grades of 1st - 8th grade. Our gymnasium is open to all ages for a variety of sporting events and facility rental opportunities.
Church Related Activities:
Monday:
- Youth Activities 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM
- January - May
- September - October
Tuesday:
- Seniors 10:00 AM
- Bible Study 6:00 PM
- Center of Hope
Wednesday:
- Home League 7:00 PM
Thursday:
- Beginner Band Practice 6:30 PM
- Band Practice 7:30 PM
Saturdays:
- Women's Group - 3rd Saturday of every month
- Men's Group - 4th Saturday of every month
Programs and Services:
The Salvation Army Lake Worth Worship & Service Center Offers Youth & Sports Programs, Adult Programs and Facility Rentals.
- Social Services: Our social services programs are available to men, women, provide assistance with *Food *Clothing *Rental and Utility Assistance *Casework *Furniture *Counseling *Referrals to other service agencies and more as needed and as assessed through case management.
- Vacation Bible School: Our five day Bible School focuses on a theme that is carried through our Corps activities of Bible, craft, snack, music and games. The parents attend graduation program at the end of the week.
- Angel Tree Program: The Salvation Army operates a holiday toy distribution program. With the help of a generous public we are able to provide toys to families in need. Families must complete an application and registration to receive assistance through The Salvation Army's Angel Tree Program. Volunteers are always needed.
- Red Kettle Campaign: Our Red Kettle campaign runs from Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve to raise funds to support our community services and programs throughout the following year.
Youth / Sports:
Children who participate in our youth programs and after school programs are required to finish their homework assignments and then will be allowed to play in our gym or join in other activities. Our facility, under the guidance of our staff, provides a safe and fun environment for the children of our community. Home work assistance allows them to progress in school with their class work and maintain grade averages.
*Safe Supervision for Children *Homework Assistance *Supervised play-time
Gymnasium / Activity Hall:
If you are planning an event or sporting event this facility could be available for your:
- Convention / Business Event
- Leagues / Tournaments
- Company / Group Games
Eva Whitehouse - Facility Director
- Phone: 561-968-8189 x 26323
- Email: eva.whitehouse@uss.salvationarmy.org
Facility Rentals:
Is your house or business too small for your birthday or anniversary party, family reunion, company basketball game, or your next group function? The Salvation Army may have just what you are looking for. We have a facility that is available for many occasions including:
- Family Gatherings
- Small Conventions
- Sporting Events
- Company Activities
- or any other function that requires a large gathering space
We offer the following facilities to the public:
- Individual Classrooms
- Large Meeting Hall w/kitchen facility
- Gymnasium
Our facility could meet your needs... Call us for Times and Availability.
If you are planning:
- Wedding / Reception
- Anniversary Party
- Convention / Business Event
- Family Reunion
- Birthday Party / Baby Shower
If you are planning a sporting event:
- Basketball / Volleyball
- Floorball / Soccer
- Hockey / Kickball
- other indoor sport
West Palm Beach
The Salvation Army West Palm Beach Center for Worship & Service
* 2122 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd * West Palm Beach, FL 33409 * 561-686-3530
“Faith and works should travel side-by-side, step answering to step, like the legs of men walking. First faith, and then works; and then faith again, and then works again — until they can scarcely distinguish which is the one and which is the other.” ~ William Booth
Cpt. Brandon Mason and Lt. Juliana Mason
Corps Officers and Pastors
Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. ~ Galatians 6:9
West Palm Beach Advisory Council Members
Lisa Cohen
Audrey DeSimone
Capurnia Larkins
Johnny McKenzie
Deborah Morgan
Tom Plante
Carla Spalding
Barbara Standifer
Warren Witter
Visit our FaceBook page by clicking HERE
Sunday Worship Schedule:
10:00 am Sunday School
11:00 am Worship Service
Ask us about our church related groups
Youth - Sunbeams
Girl Guards / Explorers
Corps Cadets
Adults / Home League
Older Adults
Church Related Activities:
Character Building:
- Tuesday Night At 6:00pm – 6:45pm
Men and Women's Ministry:
- Tuesdays Nights At 7:00pm –8:00pm
Music Ministry:
- Tuesdays 7:00pm - 8:00pm
- Thursday Beginner Band 5:00pm - 6:00pm
- Senior Band 6:00pm - 7:00pm
As well as:
- Creative Arts Ministry
- Community Care Programs
- Feeding Program
Programs and Services:
Social Services: Our social services programs are available to working families that meet the federal poverty guidelines or other hardships. Services include rent/utility assistance, food pantry, bus passes, clothing, and more as needed and as assessed through case management. Helping men, women, children and families through our social services by providing: *Food *Clothing *Rental and Utility Assistance *Casework *Furniture *Counseling *Referrals to other service agencies.
Vacation Bible School: Our five day Bible School focuses on a theme that is carried through our Corps activities of Bible, craft, snack, music and games. The parents attend graduation program at the end of the week.
Angel Tree Program: The Salvation Army operates a holiday toy distribution program. With the help of a generous public we are able to provide toys to families in need. Families must complete an application and registration to receive assistance through The Salvation Army's Angel Tree Program. Volunteers are always needed.
Red Kettle Campaign: Our Red Kettle campaign runs from Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve to raise funds to support our community services and programs throughout the year.
Activity Hall:
We offer our activity hall to the public for functions that require a large gathering space. This facility is available for many occasions including: *Family Gatherings *Small Conventions *Company Activities:
- Individual Classrooms
- Large Activity Hall with kitchen
If you are planning an event this facility could be available for your:
- *Wedding Reception / Anniversary Party
- Convention / Business Event
- Birthday Party / Baby Shower / Family Reunion
For further information on cost to rent and availability contact Lt. Juliana Mason at 561-686-3530 x26284
- times/availability may vary due to other obligations or events
Northwest Community Center
The Salvation Army Northwest Community Center
600 North Rosemary Avenue * West Palm Beach, FL 33401 * 561-833-6767
ABOUT NWCC:
This facility was opened in April 2000 and includes a full state of the art gymnasium, a large community room, a stage and a full kitchen. There are two full size activity rooms, and a computer lab. The center also has a large fenced in sports field for outdoor activities and play ground.
Objectives: One of the fundamental objectives of the Northwest Community Center is to create opportunities for local children to be exposed to positive influences through mentoring, character building workshops, tutoring and recreational activities.
The Salvation Army strives to build community networks and to collaborate with local residents, agencies businesses and individuals to provide social services.
Vision: To have a primary focus on outreach to the local youth with an array of programs and activities that will enhance all areas of their lives.
The most valuable and effective resource we have will be our ability to develop healthy & supportive relationships with the youth via our faithful staff; both employed and volunteers.
ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS:
- Nan Gallagher
- Officer L. Gordon
- Anna Harper
- Al Jacquet
- Teresa Johnson
- Rev. Kevin james
- Vito McKeever
- Beatrice McKoy
- Kelly Monaco
- Doug Moreland
- Beverly Morrison
- Bobby Powell
- Debbye Raing
- Yimarie Rivera
- Paula Ryan
CURRENT PROGRAMS:
- Achievement Library
- Aftercare Program
- Basketball Clinic
- Boy Scouts
- Breakers Palm Beach Tennis Program
- Community Garden
- Dance Express Dance Company
- Game Change Kids
- Internet Essentials
- Kids & Cops
- L. O. L. (Living Out Loud)
- Music Lessons
- Norton Museum of Art
- Open Gym
- Right Side Up
- Sophicated ladies
- Young Ladies of Grace
MEMBERSHIP:
Membership into The Salvation Army Northwest Community Center is available to a family for an annual membership of $30.00. Applications can be secured at the facility and covers those that reside within your household. Membership allows you access into the facility. Minimal fees apply for some programs, consult the Executive Director for prices.
SUPPORT SUMMER DAY CAMP:
For the neediest children in Palm Beach County, the simple joys of a childhood summer may seem unattainable. These at-risk kids will spend their summer wandering the streets or hanging out with other idle kids -- many of them bad influences… a recipe for trouble. But The Salvation Army can help struggling local families avoid such an outcome for their children.
Through donations, local underprivileged kids get to attend camp where they play sports, swim, explore the outdoors and make crafts. And beyond the recreation, they learn how to deal with the troubling issues and concerns that challenge them in their daily lives.
If you are interested in supporting Summer Camp programs or one of our other various programs please contact us at 561-686-3530.
Northwest Community Center Purpose Statement:
To serve the residents of West Palm Beach by offering recreational, educational, social and community development activities for the uplifting and improvement of the overall quality of life.
Willie "Chris" Bentley, Facility Director
willie.bentley@uss.salvationarmy.org
Sylvia Sharps, Educational Coordinator
sylvia.sharps@uss.salvationarmy.org
Visit our Facebook Page by clicking HERE
HALL/ROOM RENTALS:
If you are planning a social or special event our banquet/reception room could be available for the following:
- Wedding Reception
- Family Reunion
- Birthday Party
- Baby Shower / Bridal Shower
- Company Meeting / Seminar
- Club / Group Meeting
- Christmas Party
Please call for rates, fees and availability - Times and availability may vary due to other obligations or events
- Must Sign Contract and Provide Deposit
- Reservations MUST be canceled one week in advance or pay 50% of original rental fee.
- Deposits are Non-Refundable
- ALL EVENTS MUST BE OVER AT MIDNIGHT
- ABSOLUTELY NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
For Additional Information Contact The Center @ 561-833-6767
Center of Hope
The Salvation Army Center of Hope
1577 North Military Trail * West Palm Beach, FL 33409
The Salvation Army Center of Hope, which has been in operation since 2000, has transitioned it’s facility to a Veterans program and an Emergency Family Shelter program.
The Salvation Army Veterans Program, which has been operating since 2009, provides transitional housing to eligible male Veterans through the VA Grant and Per Diem Program and Health Care for Homeless Programs. All Veterans are referred through the West Palm Beach VA Medical Center. We provide intensive case management for eligible single men. The Center's programming is designed to reduce barriers to economic self-sufficiency for homeless men. Its goals are to increase skills and/or income, residential stability, and self-determination. Center of Hope services include case management, meals, clothing, transportation, life skills, and on-site NA/AA meetings. The 22-bed center is a 24-hour, seven-days-a-week, year-round program providing a stable living environment for homeless Veterans who are residents of Palm Beach County.
The Salvation Army Emergency Family Shelter, which just opened this year, provides emergency shelter to families consisting of at least one adult and one minor under the age of 18 years of age. Center of Hope services include case management, meals, clothing, transportation, life skills, and on-site NA/AA meetings. COH can house up to six families. Referrals to this program is through the Palm Beach County Philip D. Lewis Center Ph. 561 904 7900.
Pam Berry, COH Director
Veteran's Program / Emergency Family Shelter * 561-682-1118
Trish Mikulan, RRC Director
Residential Re-Entry Center * 561-689-1212
VETERANS PROGRAM
Call us today if you are homeless or doubled up (sleeping on someone's sofa).
Our veteran's programs may be just what you need to get back on your feet...and into your own permanent housing.
TRANSITIONAL BEDS AVAILABLE: Contract and Grant and Per Diem
Call Susan today: (561) 682-1118 x26244 or leave a message
OR CALL YOUR VA SOCIAL WORKER TODAY TO INQUIRE ABOUT GPD/CONTRACT HOUSING OPTIONS.
IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE, WE WILL COME PICK YOU UP AND HELP YOU MAKE ARRANGEMENTS FOR ENROLLMENT AND INTAKE.
The Salvation Army Residential Re-Entry Center:
This center is a contract facility under the Federal Bureau of Prisons to house federal offenders and prepare them to return to society. We are a self - sufficient program that operates under a daily per-diem.
The criteria are Non - Violent clients and the components are as follows.
PRE-RELEASE COMPONENT: These referrals are from Federal Correctional Institutions and the average placement is from one to six months. These residents are allowed to work in the community and Return to the center in the evenings. Also, twice a week they can go home on "free time" Until 9:00 PM and weekend passes form Friday at 4:00 PM to Sunday at 9:00 PM.
The Purpose of this program is to help the resident re-build family and community ties. We provide services directly to the Federal Bureau of Prisons clients.
WHAT IS PATHWAY OF HOPE?
The Salvation Army’s Pathway of Hope initiative provides individualized services to families with children who desire to break the cycle of crisis and vulnerability that repeats generation after generation. It seeks to address the root causes of poverty in addition to The Army’s history of compassionate serving.
By helping families overcome challenges like unemployment, unstable housing, and lack of education, we can lead families down a path toward increased stability and, ultimately, self-sufficiency.
WHO CAN JOIN?
You’re eligible if:
• You have at least one child under the age of 18.
• You’re ready to take action to improve your life.
We Provide:
• Strengths-based case management
• A network of support
• A sense of community
• Holistic programs
• Spiritual guidance
Services Include:
• Job training
• Health services
• Childcare and education
• Housing options
• Legal services
• Community Referrals
• And much more...
THE APPROACH:
• Catalyzing community collaboration in service of shared clients
• Bringing all The Salvation Army’s internal resources to bear, aligned to the goals of clients
• Moving families from crises and vulnerability to stability and eventually self-sufficiency, tracking family progress along the way.
• Focus on hope as a measured outcome, which represents the distinctly relational, spiritual outcome that The Salvation Army seeks in the work it does.
• Strengths-based case management services
Angel Tree
Angel Tree Program ~ This information is for Palm Beach County only.
The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County operates a holiday toy distribution program to provide Christmas Assistance to families in need.
Each year The Salvation Army is able to supply Christmas toys and clothing to more than 5,000 needy children and provide assistance to their family. We are also able to supply holiday gifts to Senior Angels and tray gifts to persons in Nursing & Detention homes.
With the help of a generous public we are able to provide toys to families in need. Families must complete an application and registration to receive assistance through The Salvation Army's Angel Tree Program.
The Angel Tree program also relies on our local area businesses, churches, organizations, and individuals.
Registration: Starts In September
How Do I Sign Up: Look up dates and current information for Palm Beach County by clicking HERE.
Where can I adopt an Angel: Local Malls and Local Salvation Army Offices.
Opportunities for Volunteers:
Assist with Family Christmas Registration: 9:00am-noon & 1:00pm-3:30pmThe Salvation Army Locations In Palm Beach County Volunteer Commitment: 3 hour shifts (or a full day).
Staff an Angel Tree Table: Help shoppers select a child to shop for. Prepare returned gifts for pickup. Several trees around the area. Volunteer Commitment: 2-3 hour shifts.
Santa’s Helper: Sort gifts that come in for the Angel Tree. Good physical health is necessary. Dates to be announced.
Volunteer Commitment: Any time you can give from 10:00am until 6:00pm on any day.
Group or Workplace Ideas
1) Corporate or group Angel Tree: Put up an Angel Tree in your place of business or where your group meets. We will supply the names of as many Angels as you need. Your employees or members will then select the child they wish to shop for, purchase new toys and/or clothing (whatever amount they feel they can spend is appreciated). And return the gifts to the Angel Tree. We can pick up the gifts whenever they are ready. Dates needed: November -December
2) New Toy Drive: Make it fun. Challenge your co-workers to fill the bosses office with new toys. Having a truck or even a dump truck at your place of business and challenging your co-workers, customers, and even your competitors to “Fill it up” with new toys. This one is really fun and VERY helpful!!!
3) The Empty Stocking Project: Fill a red net stocking (provided by The Salvation Army) with small items for the Angel Tree Children. This is a wonderful project for younger children or older adults.
4) Angel Parties: Host a holiday party and ask your guests to bring new toys for children ages 0-12.
COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
How does The Salvation Army find the children whose names are on the Angel Tree?
The families of these children have applied for Christmas assistance from The Salvation Army. Some are referred by other agencies. All children are ages 12 and under.
Are all the children from Palm Beach County?
Yes. This year we will provide assistance for more than 5,000 children and their families in Palm Beach County.
How does The Salvation Army determine if the families are truly needy?
Each family is screened as carefully as possible by our staff caseworkers without regard to race or religious preference. The federal guidelines for poverty are a tool used in this process. Referrals are taken from religious organizations, civic associations, H.R.S., schools and similar organizations. We cross check with other helping agencies for duplications.
How much should I spend?
We suggest that you spend between $25.00 and $50.00 per child. We encourage each donor to purchase at least two gifts: a toy and at least one clothing item.
What guarantee do I have that the gifts bought for an Angel get to the intended child?
Each child has a specific code number which is labeled on the gifts as they are returned. This code number correlates with a family’s file at the office. When a family comes to shop to pick up gifts, the family’s code number is matched with it’s specific gifts purchased for that child.
What happens to the Angels not selected from the tree?
All children who do not receive their gifts through an ANGEL TREE will receive new toys from our Christmas Toy Shop from monies donated or collected through our KETTLE effort.
Why must the gifts be unwrapped?
To ensure that each child receives appropriate and safe NEW gifts. Also, when the mother/father comes to pick up the gifts they will more than likely open them to assure that it is appropriate for her/his child. You may include boxes and wrapping paper so that the parent may wrap the gifts if desired.
Red Kettles
Salvation Army Kettles, Christmas Kettle, Red Kettle, Bell Ringer, Kettle Volunteer are a few of the names that bring to mind childhood memories of dropping coins into a red pot during the holidays. The tinkling of the bells being rung confirms the start of the Christmas Season.
The Christmas Kettle (also referred to as the Red Kettle due to its color) is The Salvation Army's most famous street campaign. It is most recognized during the Christmas season through its volunteers who stand outside of businesses and play or sing Christmas carols, or ring bells to inspire passersby to place donations of cash and checks inside the trademark red kettles.
We are so thankful for the many local stores that allow The Salvation Army to collect donations in front of their store fronts which allows us to collect funds that sustains our work throughout the coming year.
Kettle season starts in November and ends December 24th
For further information on this wonderful program, please contact the office nearest you:
- West Palm Beach: Lt. Juliana Mason (561) 686-3530
- Lake Worth: Lt. Jeremy Porter (561) 968-8189
- Boca Raton: Major Serge LaLanne (561) 391-1344
History of the Red Kettle:
- The Red Kettle's career as a fundraiser began in 1891 when a Salvation Army officer, Captain Joseph McFee, resolved to provide a free Christmas dinner to the poor of San Francisco. From his days as a sailor in Liverpool, England, the captain remembered a large pot displayed on the Stage Landing, called "Simpson's Pot." Passersby tossed charitable donations into the pot.
- Captain McFee received permission from city authorities to place a crab pot and tripod at the Oakland ferry landing at the foot of San Francisco's Market Place. The kettle - and McFee's request to "Keep the Pot Boiling!" - drew a lot of attention from ferry passengers. So began a tradition that spread throughout the United States, then the world.
- Kettles are now used around the world, including Japan, Chile and Europe. Public contributions to the kettles enable The Salvation Army to bring the spirit of Christmas to the aged and lonely, ill, poor and disadvantaged, inmates of jail and other institutions -- people otherwise often forgotten.
Red Kettle Facts:
- 85% - 90% of kettle workers are paid employees who earn minimum wage, and only 10% - 15% are volunteers. Although it is ideal to staff kettles with as many volunteers as possible to keep expenses at a minimum, the paid kettle worker position provides an opportunity for those who might not be employed elsewhere. In other words, the paid position is actually another service that The Salvation Army provides to allow individuals to provide Christmas cheer for their families.
- The Red Kettle Campaign starts just prior to Thanksgiving and runs through Christmas Eve.
- A "typical" kettle can generate as much as $450.00 on a given day. However, depending on location some kettles can raise much more.
- Most donations consist of cash and coins, but occasionally we receive personal checks, and foreign currency, (not to mention the buttons, paper clips, vitamins, and pocket lint that also make their way into the Red Kettles).
- All donations received in Palm Beach County stays in Palm Beach County supporting local programs offered throughout the year.
- 82-cents of every dollar received goes directly to programming.
- Many Bell-Ringers, who have enjoyed their experience manning a kettle, are repeat workers and/or Volunteers.
- Some Service groups turn bell-ringing into a fun competition; seeing who can raise the most money in a given day.
Visit our Volunteer page to be seasonal Bell Ringer
(You MUST register as a volunteer in Palm Beach County)
SOCIAL SERVICES IN PALM BEACH COUNTY
The Salvation Army Social Service office provides social service and support to people in crisis and need; by means of residential and non-residential services and programs. As a distinctly Christian social service, it offers care to the total person, spirit, mind and body.
All components require an intake needs assessment interview to be completed during the initial visit. Case management during subsequent social service visits ensure forward progress in achieving and maintaining goals that lead to a family's state of self-sufficiency.
SOCIAL SERVICES IN PALM BEACH COUNTY:
Our Social Service Offices offer assistance with dry goods from our food pantry, clothing from community donations, emergency furniture assistance for victims of natural disasters; and utility/rental assistance (when funding is available).
We may also refer you to other organizations if we cannot directly assist you with your needs.
MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH A CASE WORKER IN YOUR AREA:
- Belle Glade Please Call 686-3530 x26269
- Boca Raton Please Call 561-391-1344 x26302
- Lake Worth Please Call 561-968-8189 x26322
- West Palm Beach Please Call 686-3530 x26269
YOU CAN HELP THOSE IN NEED!
The Salvation Army shield is a universal symbol of help and hope. For people in serious need, The Salvation Army is a buffer between their lives, and desperation. It's the difference between feeling that you've run out of options and getting a second chance.
In Palm Beach County, many families are suffering economic jeopardy. All it takes is a missed paycheck or two, an illness or a spouse who leaves and the family slides into homelessness, desperation and even possible dissolution. The Salvation Army Social Service programs meet the basic needs of daily life for those without the resources to do so themselves.
Ministry to the whole person - body, mind and spirit - is the hallmark of the services offered by The Salvation Army. Social Services offer aid to the community in many areas. In Palm Beach County, these areas currently include:
*Emergency Assistance *Crisis Intervention *Self-sufficiency Programs *Counseling and Budgeting *Utility Bill Assistance
*Rent/Mortgage Assistance *Emergency Food Pantry *Disaster Furniture and Clothing Vouchers *Case Management *Referrals/Linkages
*Assistance Securing Healthcare/Food Stamp Benefits *Local Palm Tran Reduced Fare Transportation *Other Necessities Based On Need
HELP STOCK OUR FOOD PANTRY
Become a life changer by helping us provide food pantry to those in need. Please donate non-perishable food items and assist The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County in giving those in need, nourishment to feed the soul.
Donations can be dropped off at The Salvation Army office near you or call 561-686-3530 for location drop off.
Please remember pop-top cans for the homeless. Avoid glass & opened containers as well as expired items.
Some Suggested Non-Perishable Food Items:
Breakfast Items: Pancake Mix, Oatmeal, Hot/Cold Cereals, Grits, Breakfast Bars, Granola Bars, Corn Meal; Canned or Powdered Milk (no refrigeration required); Fruit Juice; Ensure or other nutritional supplement drinks; Canned Meat Products: Chicken, Tuna, Spam, Vienna Sausages, Ham, Sloppy Joe Mix, Chili, Corned Beef, Beef Stew, Chicken n Dumplings; Soups: Canned, Packaged, Dried; Pasta Products: Mac & Cheese, Spaghetti, Elbows, Egg Noodles, Tuna Helper, Hamburger Helper; Dried Goods: Packaged Kidney, Pinto, Green, Yellow, Black beans, Saltines/Ritz/Graham Crackers, Peanut Butter/Cheese Crackers, Packaged Cookies, Dried Fruit, Trail Mix, Packaged Rice and Pasta sides; Canned Goods: Ravioli, Spaghetti-O’s, Refried Beans, Pork & Beans, Baked Beans; Canned Fruit; Corn, Peas, Carrots, Mixed Vegetables, Potatoes, Rice; Misc Items: Instant/Packaged Potatoes, Peanut Butter, Jelly/Preserves, Sugar, Flour, Hot Cocoa/Chocolate, Instant Coffee, Tea/Drink Mixes; Condiments: Salt, Pepper, Pancake Syrup, Gravies, Dressings, Ketchup, Mustard, Mayonnaise.
PATHWAY OF HOPE
The Salvation Army’s Pathway of Hope initiative provides individualized services to families with children who desire to break the cycle of crisis and vulnerability that repeats generation after generation. It seeks to address the root causes of poverty in addition to The Army’s history of compassionate serving.
By helping families overcome challenges like unemployment, unstable housing, and lack of education, we can lead families down a path toward increased stability and, ultimately, self-sufficiency.
You’re eligible if:
• You have at least one child under the age of 18.
• You’re ready to take action to improve your life.
ONCE A MONTH FOOD DISTRIBUSTION
FEEDING THE MIND, BODY AND SPIRIT
Food Distribution: Last Thursday of Every Month
(unless it falls on a holiday – call for alternate date)
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
West Palm Beach Worship & Service Center
ACTIVITY HALL – LOCATED BEHIND THE CHURCH BUILDING
2122 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd
Everyone is welcome to stop by, during the designated times, and choose from food items on hand. First come first served.
* Please bring your own shopping bags *
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL THE SALVATION ARMY 561-686-3530
ALIMENTANDO LA MENTE EL CUERPO Y EL ALMA
DISTRIBUCION DE COMIDA: El Ultimo Jueves de Cada Mes
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm
West Palm Beach Worship & Service Center
ACTIVITY HALL – LOCALIZADO DETRAS DE LA IGLESIA
2122 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd
Todos estan invitados a pasar, durante las horas designadas, y elegir lo que quieran llevar
de los productos disponibles. Se le Sirve en orden de llegada.
* Porfavor traiga su propia bolsa para cargar los alimentos *
Para mas informacion porfavor llamar al The Salvation Army 561-686-3530
NOURRIR L’ESPRIT, LE CORPS ET L’ESPRIT
Distribution des aliments: jeudi dernier de chaque mois
(à moins qu’il ne tombe sur un jour férié – appel à une autre date)
1:00 h 00 – 3:00 h 00
Centre de culte et de service de West Palm Beach
SALLE D’ACTIVITÉS – situé derrière le bâtiment de l’église
2122, boul. Palm Beach Lakes
Tout le monde est bienvenu pour s’arrêter, pendant les heures désignées, et choisir
parmi les produits alimentaires à disposition. premiers arrivés seront les premiers servis.
* S’il vous plaît apportez vos propres sacs à provisions *
Pour plus d’informations s’il vous plaît appelez l’armée du Salut 561-686-3530
HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT THE SALVATION ARMY IN PALM BEACH COUNTY?
Your Donations Helps Change Lives For The Better. Make A Donation Today. 100% Tax Deductible. 501(c)(3) Non-profit. Services: Free Pickup, Tax Deductible, Drop - Off Locations, Donate Your Old Car, Help Change A Life.
The Salvation Army exists to meet human need wherever, whenever and however we can. When you give locally, you ensure that the people in your community get the help they need.
You can donate:
- Money
- Goods
- Vehicles
- Time
Discover the joy of serving those in need.
Help us meet the Challenge Of Funding Projects and Services to our Community. Volunteer time, donate funds, goods and participate in the following events and programs:
- Seasonal and Regular Mail Appeals
- Red Kettle Drive (Nov. - Dec.)
- Angel Tree Program (Sept. - Dec.)
To Make a Local Donation mail your check to:
The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County
2100 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. West Palm Beach, FL 33409
To Make A Credit Card Donation: Click The Donate Button At The Top Of This Page
Or you can call the Palm Beach County Area Command office at 561-686-3530.
You Can Make A Difference!
For people in serious need, The Salvation Army is a buffer between their lives and desperation. It's the difference between feeling that you've run out of options and getting a second chance.
In Palm Beach County, many families are suffering economic jeopardy. All it takes is a missed paycheck, an illness or a spouse who leaves and the family slides into homelessness, desperation and possible dissolution.
With your help The Salvation Army Social Service programs meet the basic needs of daily life for those without the resources to do so themselves.
Thank you for being....
83 cents of every dollar raised is used to sustain life-changing programs and services that brings hope to those in need in Palm Beach County.
SUPPORT OUR FOOD PANTRY ~ If you would like to donate to our Food Pantry - here are some suggested items that are always needed and much appreciated.
- Canned Meats: tuna, chicken, sardine, corned beef, corned beef hash, vienna sausage, ravioli (any kind)
- Peanut butter, jelly
- Rice, flour, sugar, cake mixes, cornbread mix
- Pancake mix, pancake syrup, cereal
- Cooking oil
- Soups, soup mixes
- Crackers, cookies
- Juices, milk (boxed or tin)
- Cereal, oatmeal
- Baked beans, dried beans, peas
- Pasta, spaghetti, spaghetti sauce, tomato sauce.
- Toothpaste, toothbrushes, toilet paper, soap, deodorant
- Baby diapers/pampers, baby wipes
DONATE YOUR UNWANTED BUT USABLE ITEMS AND SHOP OUR FAMILY STORES
The Salvation Army has operated a "curbside" recycling program for more than 100 years. It began in the slums of 19th Century London, and continues to this day in all corners of the globe.
The Salvation Army is supported by the collection and sale of society's surplus but usable household goods. In the early days, men with push carts were sent out to collect paper and other salvage. Horses and wagons eventually supplanted the push carts, and in turn were supplanted by the familiar Salvation Army trucks.
Today, pick up service and drop off locations collect the donations of a generous public, which fund local programs and services offered to thousands of men, women and children in your local community.
FREE PICKUP IN PALM BEACH COUNTY 561-688-9153
DONATE YOUR MOTORIZED VEHICLE:
Support The Salvation Army
Donate your car, truck, motorcycle, RV, or boat to Salvation Army Florida by simply completing the form below and we'll reach out to you to arrange the pick-up of your vehicle donation, at no cost to you. You may qualify for a tax deduction while supporting a cause that is near and dear to your heart!
Vehicle donation pick-up is always free to you and most vehicles can be picked up within 24-72 hours. You'll receive an initial car donation receipt upon pick-up and then our team will work to turn your car into cash to support our cause. Once your vehicle is sold, we will provide you proper tax forms in time to file. Our friendly Donor Support Representatives are here 7 days a week to assist throughout the process.
Sale of all vehicles supports local programs and services.
To donate your motorized vehicle please call or donate online.
- 1-844-491-GOOD (1-844-491-4663)
- https://salvationarmyflorida.careeasy.org
The Salvation Army Family Stores ~ Two Convenient Palm Beach County Locations to Serve You
The Salvation Army is supported by the collection and sale of society's surplus but usable household goods.
The Salvation Army is always looking for donated items in good condition and sound working order.
All sellable items are processed at our local Family Stores.
Proceeds from Family Store sales are used to help fund programs and services offered by The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County. Items are also used through our Social Service offices to provide clothing and household items vouchers for clients who qualify when in need.
Federal law permits Salvation Army donors to claim tax deductions for many contributions of donated clothing & household goods in good and working condition.
FOR FREE PICK UP IN PALM BEACH COUNTY PLEASE CALL 561-688-9153
H O U R S ~ O F ~ O P E R A T I O N:
655 North Military Trail * West Palm Beach, FL 33409 * 561-683-3513
Monday - Saturday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm ~ Closed Sunday
4001 Kirk Road * Lake Worth, FL 33460 * 561-642-1927
Monday - Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm ~ Closed Sunday
Drop Off Locations: Both stores are available for drop off during business hours
Shop Frequently:
With our ever changing inventory you will want to visit often to find the latest treasures on display.
Along side our every day items we also carry a wide assortment of antique and designer pieces, such as: furniture, glass and dinner ware, chandeliers, carpets, art work, lamps, and one of a kind collectibles.
Your donations serve a dual purpose:
Proceeds from Family Store sales are used to help fund programs and services offered to men, women and children by The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County. Some of those services are as follows: food pantry, rental and utility assistance, summer camp, sports and music programs, after school programs, and so much more.
Our Social Service offices are also able to provide clothing & household item vouchers for clients who qualify when in need. And in disaster situations: furniture and bedding.
Thank you for allowing us to be your hands of service!
The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County Offers Many Volunteer And Community Service Opportunities
Stacy Sinkeldam, Volunteer Coordinator, 561-686-3530 x26267
Regular volunteer work, more than any other activity, dramatically increases life expectancy. According to a study done at the University of Michigan Survey Research Center, Volunteer activities: Reduce stress, Improve cardiovascular system and Boost immune functions. ~ Dr. Albert Schweitzer said that "the only ones among you who will be really happy are those who will have sought and found how to serve."
Volunteer Your Time and Reap the Benefits!
Give the Gift of Time - Become a Volunteer.
“There is no reward equal to that of Doing the Most Good to the most people in the most need”. ~ Evangeline Booth
Volunteers are vital to people helping people:
Learn about opportunities for volunteering your time and talent at The Salvation Army!
When you have decided how you want to help, call us and we will send you more detailed information about these projects, or will work with you on your ideas. Each year more than 6,000 volunteer helpers give more than 15,000 hours of their time with The Salvation Army in service to others.
We are beginning our Christmas planning and need your help! Take a look at the variety of ideas listed and begin thinking now of what you, your family, church, club, business, or organization may want to do.
Volunteer as a Group
Volunteerism is a quickly growing trend all across the country! Don’t be left behind. Be one of the hundreds of groups, businesses and service groups that help thousands of children and families each year through the LOVE of The Salvation Army.
Become a VOLUNTEER Bell Ringer. You can Register individually, as a duo or group.
COURT ORDERED COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS
Community Service Worker Requirements:
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Must have a valid photo ID
- Must have documentation of required hours including case numbers and/or Department of Corrections file numbers.
- Must make an appointment for registration with the Volunteer Coordinator Stacy Sinkeldam @ 561-686-3530 ext. 26267
- Registration includes work release and accident insurance coverage.
- Community Service hours are available AFTER REGISTRATION Monday thru Saturday from 9am-5pm or 10am-6pm depending on your assignment. Hours are first come first serve at each work site daily. Your worksite will be assigned by the Volunteer Coordinator.
- Must be available for the minimum hours of service per day which is 5 hours.
Become a Disaster Services Volunteer: We combat natural disasters with acts of God. Click HERE to register in Palm Beach County.
Disaster Services Training Classes: FREE CLASSES! To sign up for these classes you must create a volunteer profile by clicking Here
Check the schedule of classes to learn more about being a Disaster Volunteer. REMEMBER to look for classes located in Palm Beach County. Click HERE
For over 100 years, The Salvation Army's Red Kettles have been a symbol of good will during the holiday season.
Why not help u
s spread our holiday message of hope to the less fortunate by volunteering your time as a bell ringer at a Red Kettle site?
The heart you warm just may be your own!
For more information on ringing bells for The Salvation Army, please call Stacy Sinkeldam 561-686-3530 ext. 26267
THE SALVATION ARMY WOMEN'S AUXILIARY:
The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary is a volunteer, educational and fundraising arm of The Salvation Army in the Palm Beach County Area Command. The Auxiliary sponsors initiatives that enrich the lives of local citizens by meeting them at their point of need.
The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary is a wonderful group of ladies who render volunteer service and raise much needed funds to support the programs and services in Palm Beach County.
The Hearts of Gold Luncheon is the Women’s Auxiliary’s largest fund raising event and all members do whatever they can to assist. If you would like to become a member of the Women's Auxiliary please call Sharon Smith at 561-686-3530 extension 26291
Membership in The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary:
- Active Members donate a minimum of 4 hours a month or 30 hours per year of volunteer service time. $35.00 annually
- Supportive Member: support the Auxiliary through dues only. No volunteer service required. $50.00 annually
- Permanent Member: dues are payable one time only. $1,000.00
- All dues are tax deductible within the provision of the federal tax law.
THE SALVATION ARMY PROVIDES LOCAL AND NATIONAL DISASTER SERVICES
When catastrophe strikes, your generosity strikes back.
Thanks to your help, The Salvation Army serves disaster survivors from the moment of impact until the healing is complete. Proving that while disasters may be unpredictable the good of people is not.
Thank you for your continued giving.
SUPPORTING THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN IMPACTED BY NATURAL DISASTERS
To learn more about what The Salvation Army is doing in response to urgent disasters please visit The Salvation Army Emergency Disaster website or FaceBook page.
To help support those who have been impacted by a natural disaster please click one of the links below.
- Online: helpsalvationarmy.org
- Donate by phone: 1-800-SAL-ARMY
- Mail checks to: The Salvation Army PO BOX 1959 Atlanta, GA 30301 ** Please designate 'Hurricane Harvey' on all checks. **
- To receive a donation link via text: Text STORM to 51555
It is important that you realize how you CAN help The Salvation Army and those who are devastated by these disasters.
MONETARY DONATIONS are the most critical need as supplies and personnel are mobilized.
GIFTS IN KIND: Due to the high expense and time demands associated with delivering gently used household goods and clothing (gifts-in-kind), The Salvation Army cannot guarantee that any individual gifts-in-kind donated now will be sent to the disaster area. In times of disaster, our family (thrift) stores fill these needs from existing, presorted stock.
** By continuing to donate gently used household goods to your local Salvation Army stores, you not only help your community, you help us prepare for future disaster relief needs. **
BECOME A DISASTER SERVICES VOLUNTEER: We combat natural disasters with acts of God.
To Register As A Disaster Services Volunteer Go To:
http://disaster.salvationarmyusa.org/
DISASTER SERVICES TRAINING CLASSES:
Check the schedule of classes to learn more about being a Disaster Volunteer.
REMEMBER to look for classes located in Palm Beach County.
For Training Class Information Go To:
http://disaster.salvationarmyusa.org/training/?classes&state=FL
FOR DISASTER SERVICES AND STORIES AROUND THE WORLD ~ CLICK HERE TO VISIT OUR INTERNATIONAL WEBSITE OR GO TO:
HISTORY: The Salvation Army's first major Disaster Relief efforts resulted from the tragedies of the Galveston Hurricane of 1900 and the San Francisco Earthquake of 1906. The Salvationists nationwide appeals for financial and material donations yielded tremendous support, enabling the Army to provide assistance to thousands. General Evangeline Booth, when she offered the services of Salvationists to President Wilson during the First World War thrust Salvation Army social and relief work to newer heights. Today the Salvation Army is best known for its charitable efforts. The Salvation Army is a prominent non-governmental relief agency and is usually among the first to arrive with help after natural or man-made disasters. They have worked to alleviate suffering and help people rebuild their lives.
Whenever a disaster occurs The Salvation Army is prepared to provide the following: *Assistance to disaster workers *Meals (Individual/Mass Feeding through Mobile Field Kitchens and Canteens) *Water and Ice *Emergency Shelter *Distribution of Food and Clothing *Cleaning Supplies and Hygiene Products *Spiritual Ministry
More Information:
For Volunteer Information call 1-800-996-ARMY
For credit card donations call 1-800-SAL-ARMY or online http://www.salvationarmyusa.org/usn/www_usn.nsf
Mail Your Check or Money Order to: The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County 2100 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd West Palm Beach, FL 33409
For local information please call (561) 686-3530
SATURN = Salvation Army Team Emergency Radio Network
THE “SATERN of Palm Beach” HAM RADIO TEAM ACTIVELY PREPARING FOR THE HURRICANE SEASON
SATERN provides emergency communications support to the Salvation Army wherever needed on site, at the local level, via VHF/UHF Nets.
During wide-spread emergencies (hurricanes, earthquakes, forest fires, etc.), the 14265 kHz Net becomes an emergency traffic and Health & Welfare Net providing tactical assistance to those on site and handling outgoing H&W messages.
Current & Coming Events
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Annual Events
The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County Annual Events
Northwest Community Center Luncheon ~ Dinner at The Paddock ~ Holiday Ball ~ Hearts of Gold Luncheon
Proceeds from these events help support the various programs offered by The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County.
Each event is designated to fund specific programs. ~ For further information regarding "Annual Events" please call 561-686-3530
The Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary
Hearts of Gold Luncheon
March 14, 2019 ~ 11:00am – 2:00pm
The Beach Club - Palm Beach
$150.00 per person ~ Business Casual
Event Chairs: Nan Gallagher and Gail Levine
Guest Speaker: Carleton Varney, World-Renowned Interior Designer
An elegant luncheon honoring individuals who impact our community. A wearable fashion show by Rose Meyerowich.
Proceeds supports programs and services in Palm Beach County.
Please RSVP By calling 561-686-3530 x 26291
The Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary is a volunteer group of ladies who support Palm Beach County with their fund-raising efforts.
Dinner In The Paddock Room
At The Palm Beach Kennel Club
November 9, 2018 ~ 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm
$65.00 per person (includes admission and 3 course meal)
Hosted By The Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary
Participate in the Chance Auction and enjoy a great meal with friends.
To RSVP or for further information contact Sharon Smith @ 561-686-3530 x26291
This is a pre-event fund-raiser for The Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary Hearts of Gold Luncheon; which will be held in March 2017, at The Beach Club in Palm Beach. The Salvation Army provides programs and services in Palm Beach County on a daily basis.
The Salvation Army
Northwest Community Center Luncheon
"Focusing on our Children"
October 2019 ~ 11:30 pm - 12:15 pm
Chairpersons: David Ackerman and Beatrice McKoy
$60.00 per Person
Keynote Speaker: TBD
By attending this event you will have the opportunity to learn firsthand, about our programs and services, while being entertained by local children; highlighting several of the centers programs.
All Proceeds supports various programs provided throughout the year. Such as: After School, Athletic Programs, Summer Camp, Music Programs and More.
To RSVP or for Further Information Contact 561-686-3530
To make a donation or purchase tickets click HERE
The Salvation Army Annual Holiday Ball
December 11, 2019
The Breakers - Palm Beach
$500. per person
($400. per person aged 35 & under)
General Chairs: TBD
Honorary Chairs: TBD
Christmas is supposed to be the most wonderful time of the year. Many families in our local community have no means to provide toys or Christmas dinner for their children. Poverty, loss of employment, illness or other reason mean that limited funds must be used for necessities. The Salvation Army carefully screens and researches families in need. Your donation can bring that special holiday feeling to a child and hope to a struggling parent this season.
For further information call 561-702-5084 or 561- 686-3530
You can also visit our on-line registration form by clicking HERE.
Phone
Phone: (561) 391-1344
The Salvation Army Lake Worth
4051 Kirk Road
Lake Worth, FL 33460
Phone
Phone: (561) 968-8189
The Salvation Army West Palm Beach
2122 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd
West Palm Beach, FL 33409
Phone
Phone: (561) 686-3530