Salvation Army Targets Homeless to Help Them Cope with Life's Hardships

The Salvation Army, known for feeding the hungry and offering temporary shelter to the homeless, has received a grant of $14,200 from the Community Foundation of the CSRA to pay for a new computer lab.

The computers will help the homeless search for jobs, apply for benefits, find housing, and enable staff to be more efficient. Salvation Army staff feels that the funds will sufficiently assist them in helping the homeless overcome life's difficult struggles.

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