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The Salvation Army raised $154M during 2025 holiday season
The Salvation Army raised more than $103 million through its on-the-street red kettle program, and another $51 million through digital donations, during the 2025 holiday season. Contributions to the iconic red kettles were nearly 4% ...
The Salvation Army tops list again, several new groups featured.
This month's MinistryWatch 1000 list ranks the 50 largest community development ministries by revenue, with all 50 representing a total of $7.76 billion.
Guidance for giving to ministries helping in the flooding disaster
MinistryWatch encourages those who wish to support the disaster victims in Texas to exercise caution in choosing the organizations to which they donate.
A road trip through “flyover country” reminds me of what’s important
I learned that real, life-changing and culture-changing work is happening in places that are not New York or Washington, or Los Angeles.
Upgrades for China Aid and Blessings International; Downgrades for American Association of Christian Schools, Ananias House
Upgrades for China Aid and Blessings International; Downgrades for American Association of Christian Schools, Ananias House
Ministry says it was ‘scapegoated’ for city’s overwhelming homelessness crisis
On April 8, a few dozen people stood outside The Salvation Army’s Denver headquarters for a protest organized by Housekeys Action Network Denver (HAND) against the Christian ministry’s partnership with the city.
"Faith-Based FEMA" again in action
The accusations are flying on the Left Coast. Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is taking heat for her handling of the crisis in both the media and – especially – on social media. Newsweek asked, ...
Early numbers suggest 2023 giving will match last year.
Donors gave $3.1 billion to American nonprofit organizations on GivingTuesday, an annual event the Tuesday after Thanksgiving.
More than half of evangelicals choose a secular charity over a Christian organization as their favorite target for giving outside their church, according to a new poll.
The Salvation Army’s annual holiday fundraising campaign, extended beyond the typical Red Kettle season for a second consecutive year, eclipsed a half-billion dollars during 2021 thanks to big gains in major gifts and monthly giving.
