Salvation Army

The Quad Cities Salvation Army has completed one task in response to the Davenport partial building collapse. It's just getting started with a more difficult problem - finding permanent housing for displaced tenants.

The Red Cross is coordinating efforts to help tenants displaced by the collapse of "The Davenport" apartments on Sunday.

The Salvation Army of the Quad Cities wants to help people affected by the Mississippi River flooding. Beginning today, "clean-up kits" are available.

The pandemic has left many families in the Quad Cities without homes or a reliable source of food.

The moratorium on evictions in Illinois is due to expire this fall. To help keep people in their homes, Illinois’ 14th Judicial Circuit is partnering with…

Despite what looked like very long odds when it started, the Salvation Army exceeded its goal for the Christmas Campaign. It started in November with a…

A sure sign of the upcoming holidays will make its first appearance Friday. The Salvation Army will officially launch this year's Red Kettle campaign in…

Despite the pandemic, the Salvation Army is continuing to provide as many services as possible in the Quad Cities. Director of Development Bill Horrell…

Fund raising for the Salvation Army during the holiday season fell short, but still did better than last year.Development Director Bill Horrell says the…

As winter approaches, the Salvation Army is preparing to help needy children dress warmly. Project Bundle Up, the annual effort to collect new winter…