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Christmas
Be a part of the most iconic Christmas giving campaign in America!
Each year, The Salvation Army offers food and toy assistance to more than 4 million people in need during the Christmas season alone - including more than 1 million children.
Here are some ways your company or business can partner with The Salvation Army to bring hope and joy to families during the Christmas Season.
Volunteer
- Participate in group volunteer opportunities including: holiday feeding events, toy distribution and bell ringing
- Work with us to create a customized volunteer project for your employees
Click here for a list of current volunteer opportunities
Money
- Host Red Kettles and Bell Ringers at your retail store locations
- Host a paper kettle pin-up campaign at store registers
- Make a monetary donation to support Christmas assistance to families in need
- Host an online fundraising for The Salvation Army’s Christmas efforts
- Donate a percentage of purchases during a set time period to The Salvation Army
- Organize a workplace giving campaign for disaster relief and other programs
- Host an Angel Tree in your corporate office
- Adopt a family (or more than one) as employee team
- Make an in-kind donation of toys and/or food
Food
- Host an Angel Tree in your corporate office
- Adopt a family (or more than one) as employee team
- Make an in-kind donation of toys and/or food
About The Red Kettle Program
The Salvation Army relies on money raised in the Red Kettles - in coins, dollars and checks and credit card gifts - to serve nearly 30 million people annually in more than 5,000 communities nationwide. All money raised in the Red Kettles stays in the communities where it was collected.
From its humble beginnings as a local San Francisco fundraiser featuring a single crab pot in 1891, the Red Kettle Campaign has grown into one of the most recognizable and important charitable campaigns in the United States. Each year, more than 25,000 Salvation Army volunteers spread throughout the country from Thanksgiving to Christmas Eve to ring bells and solicit spare change and other donations from holiday shoppers.
Back to School
Each year The Salvation Army coordinates back-to-school events and distributions for families in need of a helping. From collecting supplies from local donors and partnering businesses, to stuffing backpacks and coordinating events, The Salvation Army relies on the hearts and hands of supporters and volunteers to make these events possible.