Beyond the Red Kettle - How the Salvation Army of Siouxland has been helping those in need for nearly 140 years
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Beyond the Red Kettle - How the Salvation Army of Siouxland has been helping those in need for nearly 140 years
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What do a food pantry, a summer day camp and front-line "Donut Girls" have in common?
In this episode of Sustainable Steps, Tami and Jake sit down with Captain Terri Ellison from the Salvation Army of Siouxland.
After nearly 140 years of service in the Sioux City community, Captain Terri explains how the organization does much more than you might think, offering a helping hand to neighbors navigating life's barriers.
In this episode, we'll learn:
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Pathway of Hope: How a holistic, 18-month family approach empowers local mothers to exceed their own life goals.
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Seasonal Outreach: The community logistics behind the annual Community Baby Shower and the iconic Christmas Angel Tree program.
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The Red Kettle Campaign: Why those ringing bells represent 30% of the local Salvation Army's annual budget and tips for first-time volunteer bell ringers.
Connect with the Salvation Army of Siouxland by calling (712) 255-8836, visiting the organization's Facebook page or by visiting this website.
To learn more about Goodwill of the Great Plains and the job training and placement programs offered by the organization, please visit goodwillgreatplains.org.
The Sustainable Steps podcast is made possible thanks to a generous grant from the Gilchrist Foundation.