Family Store
Help turn reusable goods into much needed funding by donating to or purchasing items from The Salvation Army Family Store.
Community Center
The Community Center offers kids educational, recreation and spiritual resources to meet their physical, social, academic and spiritual needs.
Church
The Salvation Army Church is open to everyone, with worship services built upon the love, grace and forgiveness of God.
Center of Hope
The future Center of Hope will allow The Salvation Army to greatly increase outreach services to the needy of Wake County - it will truly be a Foundation for Good.
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News, Events, & Recent Headlines
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125th Anniversary Celebration Dinner
The Salvation Army will be celebrating 125 years in Wake County with a special night at the Raleigh Convention Center. Frank Vizcarra, National Advisory Board member, will be the guest speaker and...
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The Salvation Army Reflects on One Year Since Lethal Tornadoes Struck Wake County
REMEMBERING WHAT WAS LOST, CELEBRATING WHAT HAS BEEN REGAINED The Salvation Army Reflects on One Year Since Lethal Tornadoes Struck Wake County WAKE COUNTY, N.C. ( Monday, April...
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OVER 7,800 CHILDREN IN NEED RECEIVED GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
OVER 7,800 CHILDREN IN NEED RECEIVED GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS The Salvation Army of Wake County Thanks the Community for Their Support This Christmas Season...
The Salvation Army firmly believes that the abuse and exploitation of human beings through any form of human trafficking is an offense against humankind and against God. This belief, combined with our mission to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination, motivates us to work vigilantly for the prevention of human trafficking and for the restoration of survivors. To that end, The Salvation Army has developed a program to help combat Human Trafficking in North Carolina, as well as offer services to victims.
The Salvation Army of Wake County offers emergency case management services as well as long-term comprehensive case management services to foreign-born victims of human trafficking anywhere in the state of North Carolina. For foreign-born victims of human trafficking, be it labor trafficking, sex trafficking, or domestic servitude, The Salvation Army offers and provides funding for shelter, medical and mental health needs, legal services, personal items, clothing, transportation, interpretation, food, emergency services, dental, utilities, ESL, and help with employment.
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