As the holiday season approaches, the Chattanooga community is encouraged to support those in need through year-end donations. The Salvation Army is advocating for contributions that will fund essential services such as food, shelter, and utility assistance for individuals and families facing poverty and addiction. With various initiatives like the Angel Tree program and upcoming events, every donation can make a significant impact in uplifting the community and spreading holiday cheer.
As the holiday season approaches, there’s no better time than now for the Chattanooga community to come together and help those in need. The Salvation Army (TSA) is reaching out to friends and neighbors to encourage year-end donations that will provide vital support for services throughout 2025. With the exciting festivities in the air, it’s hard to forget that many individuals and families in our community are still facing serious challenges such as poverty and addiction.
Every year, TSA assists nearly 24 million Americans who struggle with various hardships. Their mission focuses on providing a comprehensive range of social services designed to help uplift those suffering. Through efforts like food assistance, emergency relief, and rehabilitation programs, TSA plays a crucial role in addressing the immediate needs of our community.
Donations that come in this year are set to fund essential services such as food, shelter, rent, and utility benefits. With the year coming to a close, it’s the perfect time to think about making a difference and spreading some cheer.
Whether it’s a generous $5 or a more substantial $25, every donation truly counts. Not only do these contributions support vital programs, but they also have the potential to be tax-deductible when made by the deadline of December 31, 2024. Better yet, community members can make a one-time donation or even set up a convenient monthly sustaining gift of just $25. It’s easy to donate through the TSA website or by giving a quick call to 1-800-SAL-ARMY.
If you want to know more about available local services, don’t hesitate to reach out to TSA at 423-756-1023. Knowledge is power, and understanding what’s available can open doors for those who need it most.
Mark your calendars for an engaging community event hosted in partnership with JOY FM. The upcoming event, “T-Shirts for Turkeys,” slated for Thursday, November 14, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, invites you to trade in T-shirts for frozen turkey donations. The event aims to gather food for local families and will provide a great opportunity for the community to come together and support each other.
Right now, TSA is actively running its Angel Tree program, a wonderful initiative that brings joy to children in underserved families. If you’re looking to get involved, there are numerous volunteer opportunities available to help process gifts before the December 13, 2024, deadline.
The festive spirit continues with the Battle of the Bells, a friendly competition among local media stations aimed at raising funds for TSA. Community members are encouraged to join in the fun while spreading cheer by volunteering to ring bells throughout the area. This tradition not only raises critical funds but also helps raise awareness about the work being done to support those in need.
Let’s make this holiday season one to remember by giving back to our Chattanooga community. Whether through a financial contribution, volunteering, or participating in special events, your support can send a message of hope to individuals and families facing difficulties. Together, we can work towards a brighter future for everyone in our community.
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