Bringing College Students Christmas Joy

Nov 29, 2018 | by SNW

Every year The Salvation Army Angel Tree program helps families in need throughout the USA Western Territory, but the last couple of years The Salvation Army Chico Corps has extended the program to include college students facing poverty and homelessness in the area.

For the last three years the Corps has worked with Chico State University’s Hungry Wildcats food pantry to sign up low-income students for an Angel Tree to receive items such as clothing, gas cards, bedding, and more.

Last year, the Chico Corps served 85 university students during the holidays. This year, however, the Chico Corps is expanding their program to include 3 Butte College campus in Chico, and the program has expanded to the Oroville Corps who has opened its Angel Tree to the children of Butte College students.

For more on this story, please visit this website.


Recent Stories

Get Involved
Subscribe

Subscribe to receive more stories, directly in your inbox!

Donate

A gift to The Salvation Army helps someone in your community.

Give Now

Or

Volunteer

Do Good in your community

Find Worship

Join us throughout the week for worship, fellowship, Bible study, meals, community service and fun.

Content