Last push to get all Angel Tree Children adopted for holiday season
AUGUSTA, Ga (WFXG) - The Salvation Army in Augusta is headed into the last week of their angel tree program—making sure every kid has a Christmas to remember. Each tag hanging on a Salvation Army Angel Tree represents a child in need of Christmas joy.
Local children need holiday gifts as Salvation Army donations dwindle this season
The Salvation Arm's Angel Tree Program provides children across Chicagoland with gifts every holiday season, but with a lack of donations this year, thousands of local kids could go without. The Salvation Army's Associate Chicago Area Cmdr.
The spirit of giving was alive at the annual Angel Tree gift wrapping event, which brought together members of the Baumholder ...
KMOC said Angel Tree is a ministry of Prison Fellowship that reaches out to the children of inmates and their families to ...
The Caddo sheriff’s D.A.R.E. officers are using a special Angel Tree project to bring holiday cheer to 50 students at a Caddo ...
Wednesday, December 11th is the deadline to return Angel Tree items for Randolph, Upshur, Harrison and Barbour counties, ...
Angels continue to take flight in Newtown and Northampton townships, making the holiday season a little brighter for the area ...
There is still a little more time to participate in the Salvation Army's Angel Tree, as the deadline to pick a child and ...
It’s supposed to be a time of joy, cheer, and family gatherings. But for too many students at Ivy Tech Sellersburg, Christmas ...
Students of Phi Theta Kappa at North Platte Community College are having an angel tree through Dec. 17 to give back to ...
Angie Mason, Event and Volunteer Coordinator for the Salvation Army in the Black Hills, shared that volunteers will pick up ...
The Salvation Army, through its Angel Tree program, has provided hundreds of thousands of children around the country each ...
Station House BBQ partnered with Family Forever Tampa Bay to help children in the foster care system receive gifts on ...
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