Angel Tree

NBC 5 and The Salvation Army would like to thank you for your generosity with donating gifts to thousands of children and seniors through the Salvation Army Angel Tree program. The donated gifts through the Salvation Army Angel Tree program are being distributed to families in need December 12 – 19. The Salvation Army of Fort Worth is in urgent…

There are only a few hours left to drop off items for this year’s Angel Tree through the Salvation Army of North Texas.

When you can’t pay a bill or buy food, things like Christmas presents become a luxury families just can’t afford. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker reports on the last-minute push by the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree to save Christmas.

There are only a few hours left to drop off items for this year’s Angel Tree through the Salvation Army of North Texas. NBC 5’s Lili Zheng reports how the organization considers the upcoming week as “crunch time” for serving the community.

The Salvation Army helped Kristy Henry get back on her feet. This year, she’s paying her blessings forward by adopting angels from the Angel Tree who are still waiting for gifts.

This week is the final, big push for adoptions in the annual Salvation Army Angel Tree program. On Monday, the deadline to adopt an angel and return gifts was extended to Dec. 7.

The Salvation Army helped Kristy Henry get back on her feet. This year, she’s paying her blessings forward by adopting angels from the Angel Tree who are still waiting for gifts.

The Salvation Army is taking precautions to keep Angel Tree gift drop-off process ‘COVID-19 safe.’ NBC 5’s Noelle Walker reports on the first day that gifts can be dropped off.

The Salvation Army is extending its deadline to adopt an angel this holiday season. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker explains why.

Monday marks a big push for adoptions in the annual Salvation Army Angel Tree program. The last day to go online and adopt is Tuesday.

There are only four days left to make Christmas happen for thousands of North Texas children. The Salvation Army says there are currently 20,000 angels that still need to be adopted this year.

There are only four days left to make Christmas happen for thousands of North Texas children. The Salvation Army says there are currently 20,000 angels that still need to be adopted this year.

The Salvation Army’s 130th annual Red Kettle Campaign launched the season of giving on Thanksgiving Day and is urging everyone to help rescue Christmas for over 100 million Americans who are already or just a mere financial event away from living in poverty. This holiday fundraising campaign kicked into high gear at AT&T Stadium Thursday afternoon with a special...

Discussing the Salvation Army Angel Tree with Major Bethany Hawks, Area Commander of The Salvation Army of North Texas. Adopt an angel online today through December 1 at www.salvationarmynorthtexas.org.

Organizations like The Salvation Army are continuing their annual holiday traditions of giving. The organization has revamped the way it will help families this holiday season by focusing on a virtual format.

Organizations like The Salvation Army are continuing their annual holiday traditions of giving. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen reports how the organization has revamped the way it will help families this holiday season by focusing on a virtual format.

Friday is the last day return “adopted angels” as a part of the Salvation Army Angel Tree Program. The Salvation Army said Friday morning they had 8,851 angels that still needed to be returned to area malls (list below). “We are urging people to get the gifts back by 9 p.m. tonight at one of the nine shopping malls. So…

Thursday is the last to adopt an angel in the Salvation Army Angel Tree Program. The deadline to return the gifts is Friday.

Thursday is the last to adopt an “angel” as a part of the Salvation Army Angel Tree Program. The deadline to return the gifts is Friday.

NBC 5, Telemundo 39 and The Salvation Army invite you to help children and seniors in need this holiday season. Participate in the Angel Tree program and donate gifts for children, seniors and special needs adults in the DFW area.