Angel Tree

Christmas is fast approaching and The Salvation Army is preparing for the annual Red Kettle campaign, Angel Tree, and other holiday programs. The Salvation Army of Texarkana is calling on everyone to help individuals and families overcome the threat of eviction amid the holiday season.

It's been a crazy and challenging year with the pandemic and with the Christmas season cupon us, Southern Arkansas University continues to serve their area with holiday traditions by reaching out to the ones in most need in the area.

For the first time in 130 years, The Salvation Army began its annual holiday fundraising campaign early throughout the country in order to Rescue Christmas. The funds raised through the organization’s iconic red kettles are at risk this year due to COVID-19 while requests for services are at an all-time high. Now, with Christmas fast approaching and the end of the red kettle campaign in sight, The

The Angel Tree Program, along with The Salvation Army’s iconic Red Kettle Campaign, is one of The Salvation Army’s best-known Christmas efforts.

The holiday season will be here before you know it and the Salvation Army is gearing up for two major events in the month of November.

You can help a child this Christmas with The Salvation Army Angel Tree.

We have children's names still on our Salvation Army Angel Tree at the radio station and Friday, December 9, is the new, extended deadline to drop off your toys for these kids at the Salvation Army.

Our Angel Tree at the radio station is still loaded with children's names and each name tag has the child's age, clothing and shoe sizes, a wish list and a needs list. You can give a special gift this Christmas to a local child in need who will otherwise go without socks, gloves, shoes and toys.

I counted the children's names that are still hanging on our Salvation Army Angel Tree in the lobby of the radio station. Twenty-five children have no one purchasing toys or clothing for them this Christmas. December 6 is the deadline. Can you help?

Our Angel Tree at the radio station is still loaded with children's names with their needs and wants for gifts this holiday season. Each name tag has the child's age, clothing and shoe sizes, a wish list and a needs list. You can give a special gift this Christmas to a local child in need who will otherwise go without socks, gloves, shoes and toys.

Please stop by the radio station and pick a child from our Salvation Army Angel Tree. The tree is decorated with names of children in our community that would love to receive items from their wish list and needs list as a little Christmas help from you.

Several names of angels are still on our tree at the radio station. I counted at least nine children's names hanging on the tree today. The deadline to deliver presents to the Salvation Army is Tuesday, Dec. 8. These children need clothing and toys. Can you help?