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It's not too late to help a foster child in your neighborhood. The Salvation Army Angel Tree program will continue to provide new clothing and toys for children and families in need throughout the Christmas season and beyond.

New faces seek Salvation Army support this holiday season

Having lost her job earlier this year, Jessica Jones was struggling to provide meals for her two young boys. As a longtime donor of The Salvation Army, she was aware of its many services and willingness to help families such as hers, but uneasy about asking for help.

Jessica reluctantly contacted The Salvation Army in Columbus, GA and met with an Assistance Counselor who was able to provide her with groceries for her family, monetary eviction prevention and utility assistance grants to stabilize her household.

No longer having to worry about necessities, Jessica worked quickly to find another job. With your support, Jessica’s children will be among the thousands of children receiving new toys, clothing, and meals this holiday season.

Each year, The Salvation Army's Angel Tree program allows individuals and corporations throughout Metro Atlanta to show their support of families like the Carters by providing a less fortunate child with new toys or clothes for the Christmas holiday.

This year, Salvation Army "angels" can be adopted at Lenox Mall, The Town Center at Cobb, North Lake Mall, Discover Mills Mall and The Mall of Georgia, Monday-Saturday, 10am-7pm, November 28th through December 12th.

Monetary donations may also be made at www.salvationarmyatlanta.org, or by calling 1-800-SAL-ARMY.