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Runners Raise more than $1000 per mile in the Boston Marathon!
The 112th Boston Marathon is complete and The Salvation Army Team proved to be a huge success on the course and in fundraising. So far, they have combined to raise more than $26,000 and that number continues to grow. Nine of the 12 runners finished the race in under 5 hours, with one runner missing that mark by just under 2 minutes!
Of course it is never too early to plan for next year's race. If you would like to find out how you can run to change lives in the 113th Boston Marathon call our Volunteer Coordinator, Carolyn Brunis at 617-542-5420 x182.
See a full list of Salvation Army runners and times.
Massachusetts Kettle Campaign a Success!
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pictured from left, Ted Lynch, Greater Boston Advisory Board Chair; Robert Smyth, President, Citizens Bank, Massachusetts; Major William Bode, State Commander, Salvation Army)
On November 14, 2007 The Salvation Army and Citizens Bank kicked off the statewide Kettle Campaign. It was also announced that for the second year in a row, Citizens Bank Foundation matched donations up to $250,000 collected at 50 specially-marked Green Kettles across the Commonwealth. Money raised through the campaign will provide Salvation Army services including food, clothing, shelter, day care, education and more for thousands of individuals and families in Massachusetts who are in need.
Multi-Grammy Winner Performed for Army
On Thanksgiving Day, a multi-Grammy winning singer performed live on national television for The Salvation Army. Find out why "Miss Independent" is teamed up with the Dallas Cowboys and The Salvation Army.
For other stories about how The Salvation Army is doing the most good for those in the most need with your help check out our Newsroom!
All-Women Recovery House Dedicated 
Nearly one out of three individuals who need treatment for addiction is a woman. The Salvation Army recently dedicated the
Eva Booth House to serve these women, confident they are more than twice as likely to complete treatment at a women-only center.
NECN visited the Eva Booth House and reporter Ally Donnelly shares one woman's journey - from a drug-fueled appearance on
Cops - to recovery through The Salvation Army. To watch the NECN video
click here.
The Salvation Army Benefits from WCVB-TV Channel 5's Online Giving Community
WCVB-TV Channel 5 and www.TheBostonChannel.com help connect the power of television and the Internet with the creation of CommonwWealth 5, an interactive online network which links a nonprofit organizations' needs to the best intentions of a donor.