Salvation Army

Tens of thousands of North Texas families in the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program are picking up their gifts this week.

Volunteers showed up in full force to help on the first day of the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree gift distribution as families showed up for their scheduled appointments to receive those gifts. NBC 5’s Vince Sims was there as NBC 5 and Telemundo 39 elves lended a helping hand.

Volunteers are helping to sort through Angel Tree gifts and distribute them to families in need. NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen has the details.

NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen is live at the salvation army to tell us about the need for volunteers this holiday season.

A shorter time between Thanksgiving and Christmas means fewer days to fill those gift lists! It also means the Salvation Army is in its final push to adopt about 2,000 forgotten angel tree recipients. Noelle Walker has the story.

The Salvation Army launches their Red Kettle donation campaign with a performance from Lainey Wilson at the Thanksgiving Cowboy’s game through Christmas Eve,

NBC 5 and Telemundo 39 are proud partners of the Salvation Army of North Texas Angel Tree giving program.

The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program in North Texas is estimated to serve 40,000 kids, adults with special needs, and seniors this Christmas. NBC 5’s Alicia Barrera is in Dallas with how you can help brighten the holidays with gifts and hope this season for someone in need.

NBC 5, Telemundo 39 and the Salvation Army need your help to bring the joy of Christmas morning to our most vulnerable neighbors — children, seniors and adults with special needs — who would otherwise go without. Major Dawn McFarland is the Area Commander of the Salvation Army of North Texas and she discusses the Angel Tree program and the...

The Dallas Cowboys are spreading holiday cheer. Players served an early Thanksgiving meal at the Salvation Army Tuesday afternoon as the nonprofit kicks off its busiest season. NBC 5’s Katy Blakey reports on the partnership that’s become Thanksgiving tradition.

The giving season has begun! NBC 5 and Telemundo 39 are excited to partner with The Salvation Army Angel Tree giving program. Now through December 7, North Texans are encouraged to be a part of this holiday tradition that ensures that tens of thousands of children, seniors, and adults with special needs have the opportunity for a fantastic holiday season….

Organizations are opening their doors to North Texans as temperatures continue to rise.

As North Texas prepares for exceptional cold and the chance of wintry precipitation, shelters across the area are opening to ensure those who are in need stay warm.

A word of gratitude and thanks to those who stepped up to help those in need this holiday season. Thousands of you took time and care to adopt an angel from the NBC 5 Salvation Army Angel Tree, helping make Christmas morning memorable for families all over North Texas. And to those of you who participated in our ‘Fighting Hunger’...

The holidays will be brighter for thousands of North Texas families thanks to the ongoing support of the Salvation Army Angel Tree program.

The Salvation Army of North Texas is rushing to making sure every Angel Tree client receives their gifts in time. One week until Christmas, NBC 5’s Katy Blakey reports NBC 5 and Telemundo 39 spent the day making sure that happens.

Mounds of Angel Tree gifts filled tables and boxes, waiting for volunteers to fold and sort.

There is a mountain of new toys, games and clothes at the Salvation Army warehouse that will go to Angel Tree recipients soon. But first, an army of volunteers is sorting through it all to get ready.

The Salvation Army Angel Tree program is still pushing for 3,000 angels to be adopted by 4:00 p.m. Tuesday.

NBC 5’s Larry Collins is live from the Salvation Army’s warehouse to tell us about the children in need and the gifts coming in.