Coming here at a young age, I felt I was always at home. The staff was great, they always have that loving care for you, he said. Ke-Shon said he found a second home at the Salvation Army in York. A home he loved so much, that while in high school at William Penn, he became a volunteer himself. For years he helped run activities ranging from music and basketball, to help with homework, all while providing a safe place for kids to go. A lot of kids I talk to, they have had rough times at home, everything is not all good at home, so when they come here they feel as though they are comfortable here, Riley said.