Tuesday was the final day of packing for the Salvation Army Angel Tree Distribution. Wednesday families will begin picking up their donated items and special guests came in to help.
In addition to highlighting the need and the generosity of our community through stories we’ve brought you, WSLS 10 employees adopted Angel Tree tags for 15 local children. We had so much fun shopping for them!
Ringing in the Holiday season, the Salvation Army of Roanoke is officially launching its Red Kettle Campaign Friday night at the Rail Yard Dawgs game at the Berglund Center.
Each year thousands of families are forced to choose between making ends meet or giving Christmas presents to their children. That’s why 10 News partnered with the Salvation Army again this year.
1,200 angels adopted in Roanoke! "That's 1,200 happy Christmas mornings," Price said. 15 emergency angels still need to be adopted. For those willing to adopt, the deadline has been extended to December 15.
10 News is excited to partner with the Salvation Army again this year helping with its Angel Tree program.
It’s the season of giving and the Salvation Army of Roanoke is hoping those who are able will donate to their Red Kettle Campaign, which directly supports local families.
10 News is working to help local families by partnering with the Salvation Army Angel Tree program, and the evening crew was stoked to go shopping for three of those children at Walmart.
The deadlines are approaching for the Salvation Army's Angel Tree program, but there are still ways you can get involved.
When it comes to the holidays, the focus usually stays on toys and children, but Salvation Army Captain Charlene Cover is looking to make a difference in a different group.
The holiday season is just around the corner, and 10 News is excited to be a part of the Salvation Army’s 2022 Angel Tree campaign.
