Loudoun Now
Editor: In 1954, the U.S. Congress approved a joint resolution for President Dwight D. Eisenhower to proclaim a week to recognize the humanitarian efforts of The Salvation Army, one of the nation’s largest and oldest faith-based health and human service providers. This year Salvation Army Week is May 10 – May 16.
Today, with the help of more than 3.2 million volunteers, The Salvation Army serves more 23 million Americans every year. With a presence in every zip code across the country, The Salvation Army uniquely understands the demands facing Americans – and the people living in our community – in need.
My wife, Sergeant Sharon McKee, and I began our post at the Salvation Army in Loudoun in April 2020 – right at the beginning of the pandemic. Immediately, we were introduced to the Advisory Board for our Corps. Their dedication and devotion to The Salvation Army was overwhelming and inspiring.When they realized the immediate need for our services, they move