The Salvation Army of Greater Houston and the CMA CGM Foundation are giving out 21,600 meals to families in need Wednesday, Nov. 19, from 5–7 p.m. at the Aldine Westfield Corps. Food is available first-come, first-served, and the event is open to the community.

As the devastating floods swept through the Texas Hill Country, The Salvation Army sprang into action, deploying teams to the hardest-hit areas on July 4. And, as rescue efforts now shift into recovery mode, they are committed to staying as long as it takes to help families rebuild.

When disaster strikes we might look to others for guidance but in the wake of this week's devastation in the Hill Country, we've found ourselves at a loss for words. We're speaking with local therapist Karen Winston about having these tough conversations and how to find comfort and support during tragedy. Visit togetherfortx.com to donate to those impacted. Your donation directly supports flood relief efforts in Texas through The Salvation Army. The Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services teams are working around the clock to provide meals, hydration, and emotional and spiritual care in the communities affected by devastating flooding.

In response to the devastating Fourth of July floods across Central Texas, KPRC, KSAT12, Graham Media Group, and Gray Media, Inc. have united to launch an urgent donation drive called Together for Texas.

Shop high-end fashion and discount prices and you are helping others at the same time! It’s the time of year for the Salvation Army’s ‘Chic Boutique’.

As Florida prepares for another powerful hurricane, many are still recovering from the impact of Category 4 Hurricane Helene.

Over the years, KPRC 2 has provided information on how to file a claim related to hurricane, tornado, flood and freeze damage. The severe thunderstorms and tornado that hit the Houston area Wednesday will once again have people cleaning up and making calls to insurance companies.

Over the years, KPRC 2 has provided information on how to file a claim related to hurricane, tornado, flood and freeze damage. The severe thunderstorms and tornado that hit the Houston area Wednesday will once again have people cleaning up and making calls to insurance companies.

Just as technological shifts created the cashless society, further advances are now helping charitable groups and advocates for the unhoused reach those most in danger of being left behind.

In a typical year, The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program puts new clothes and toys under the tree for 1 million children across the country who would otherwise go without Christmas gifts.

Temperatures have peaked at or above 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43.3 degrees Celsius) the entire month of July in Phoenix and extreme heat stretches across the American South.

Disaster Relief shelter at the BakerRipley Pasadena Campus

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Shoppers can sift through new and gently worn pieces of all sizes and styles, for some of the greatest deals in Houston.

Organizers for GivingTuesday say American donors gave $2.7 billion during Tuesday's giving day.

Shop, save, and help others in need. Here's a sign THAT life is getting back to normal: The Salvation Army's Chic Boutique is back this week! You can score designer duds at major discounts at this pop-up charity sale. Volunteers collect and curate the best donations all year.

The shopping event is one of Houston’s longest running annual pop-up shops.

PASADENA, Texas – Vehicles waited in line for hours Monday in Pasadena as The Salvation Army handed out gift cards to families in need. Instead of serving up food boxes, The Salvation Army gave out money. “We know that many people have been hit by COVID and they need the help right now,” said Luis Villaneuva, with The Salvation Army. “Right now, I’m going to buy food, more than anything else is food,” Lopez said. Local chapters of The Salvation Army of Texas have been helping families weather the economic crisis brought on by the pandemic since it began by offering many different services as the need across our area continues to grow.