salvation army

The Shaking Out the Good Stuff spotlight shines on an Acadiana organization that currently has almost 100 "angels" who need your help for a happier holiday.

With a mere five days left until Christmas, The Salvation Army has launched a heartfelt plea to the local community, urging for their immediate support to bridge the $150,000 gap in their 2023 Red Kettle Campaign. This critical fundraiser is the backbone of the organization, ensuring ongoing aid to individuals facing sudden crises or financial strains.

The Salvation Army of Lafayette is asking for everyone's help to pitch in and help those less fortunate this holiday season.

Proceeds from the tournament will help the Salvation Army provide services and rebuild its homeless shelter

This has got me re-thinking my next spring cleaning strategy

Tax-deductible donations can be made through midnight on December 31 to help our local chapter reach its goal

Because of coronavirus concerns this year, the train will not make any physical stops, but they will still be able to impact cities in need on the KCS railway network

You know the holidays have arrived when you hear the familiar bell ringing, and see the red kettles of the Salvation Army in front of retail stores.

Rock and country star Aaron Lewis paid a visit to south Louisiana yesterday to not only share some of his new music but also to help do some good for the flood victims. And boy did he and our great listeners deliver. We were able to invite several listeners to a special VIP acoustic performance by Aaron at The Grouse Room in Lafayette...

We surprised you with a chance to win a spot on our guest list for a private show with Aaron Lewis. We've picked the 40 winners who get to bring a guest to the Grouse Room Tuesday night.

A hand truck, a TV converter box and all the food from the refrigerator and the upright freezer were taken.

A group of firefighters were asking for Salvation Army donations when someone left a check for a half-a-million dollars.

For much of the year we hear only the bad news. This time of year, it's good to hear about some of the good things people do.

Last week, one woman decided she had finally heard enough of the Salvation Army’s incessant charity bells.

Kenny Chesney will perform at halftime on Thanksgiving Day for the Dallas Cowboys / Washington Redskins game, which kicks off the Salvation Army's Red Kettle Holiday campaign.