Quincy Salvation Army

The Salvational Army is changing things a little this holiday season with its new Angel Tree Program.

Employees and volunteers will load up a vehicle and drive the streets to serve food, blankets, and personal care items to those who are hungry, homeless, or at risk.

Back to School shopping can get pretty expensive for parents, and the cost of supplies seems to go up every year. With that in mind, the "Stuff the Bus" campaign will be held August 8th to help families in need of school supplies.

With the retirement announced from Majors Andy & Cheryl Miller from Quincy's Salvation Army, the hunt was on to find a replacement to take over. Today the announcement came and the new Captains will be amazing.

The Salvation Army will once again be serving Christmas dinner to the community on Christmas Day.

The Salvation Army Family Services and Shelter will host a block party August 20 from 5 to 7 as a celebration of The Quincy Salvation Army’s 125th Anniversary .

The current heat wave shows no sign of going away thru this weekend and the National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for the area. As a result, the Quincy Salvation Army will open the Kroc Center as a cooling center on days when heat advisories, like today, are issued for those who need to get out of the extreme heat.

The Quincy Salvation Army will open the Kroc Center as a cooling center on days when heat advisories are issued for our area, for those who need to get out of the extreme heat.

The Salvation Army has received a $5,000 grant from Ameren Illinois.

The Quincy Salvation Army Women's Auxiliary is sponsoring Dress an Angel Project.