MATERIAL GOODS
Donation of material and in-kind donations are greatly appreciated and needed. Gently used clothing, household items, furniture or vehicles donated to the thrift stores not only provide funds to maintain programs but also provides for those in need with vouchers for essential items.
In-kind donations of new toys and clothing are needed to provide for the KUTV 2News/Salvation Army Angel tree in November and December. 2009 marks the 18th years of providing gifts to children and seniors at Christmas. Angel laden trees are on display November 20 through December 12 at all Macy’s Department Stores and Cyprus Credit Unions giving the community an opportunity to adopt an angel and provide Christmas for those less fortunate.
Items for our homeless friends would include: hygiene kits (comb, toothbrush, toothpaste, tissue, lotions) as well as sleeping bags, blankets, warm clothes, socks and scarf’s.
Call (801) 988-4204 Salt Lake City Area, (801) 621-3580 Ogden Area
Thrift Stores
3460 South 5600 West, West Valley City (801) 969-0526
5448 South 900 East, Murray City (801) 747-0466
Your donations help us continue our promise of Doing The Most Good in the lives of others!
This past year, more than 10 million caring citizens donated gently used items such as clothing, furniture, appliances and toys to The Salvation Army. Your tax-deductible contributions are then sold through our popular Family Thrift stores around the country.
Proceeds from the sale of donated items help fund our Adult Rehabilitation Center, located at 252 S. 500 E. SLC, which provides substance abusers and others struggling with various forms of life issues with the necessary tools to re-enter society, re-unite with their children and family and learning to live productive lives.
When donating items at a staffed location, you will be immediately provided with a tax receipt of your donation for your records. To accelerate the transaction, be sure to prepare and bring an itemized list of your donation with you.
Schedule a Pick Up – Call (801) 969-0526 to discuss a pick up of your items or to find out the nearest drop off location.
Donations Dos and Don’ts:
- Do include all pieces and/or parts, manuals, if available; Do wash or dry-clean any clothing prior to donation;
- Do call ahead of time if dropping items off at a center or store; Do bring an itemized list of your donation and ask for a receipt; Do test all electrical and battery-operated equipment to make sure it is still working prior to donation
- Do not donate broken or soiled items or leave items outside of the store Do not donate items that have been recalled, banned or which otherwise do not meet current safety standards. Thank you.
Your faith in our efforts and commitment to your community make it possible for us to achieve our mission. Your gifts of prayer and financial support are an investment-an investment that will be repaid many times over by the thousands of lives changed each day.
Appreciation to ongoing Foundation Support:
- Eccles Foundation
- Daniels Foundation
- Coldwell Banker Community Foundation
- Greene Foundation
- Wadsworth Foundation
- Kennecott Foundation
- EBay Foundation
- LDS Foundation
WILLIAM BOOTH SOCIETY MEMBERS
Membership in The William Booth Society is sustained by a $5,000 minimum annual gift to the Salvation Army by an individual.
The William Booth Society recognizes and unites friends and supporters whose compassion makes possible the many programs of The Salvation Army to help others. Its members are invariably among the leaders who cause positive changes in our community. They have gone beyond mere concern to taking action.
2008 William Booth Society Members include:
Mr. Richard Coleman
Mr. Robert Craig
Mr. John Dillon
Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Eccles
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Flynn
Mr. Robert Hafey
Mr. James Herlocker
Mr. Don Lewan
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Loose
Dr. Joe Nielson
Dr. Theodore Neohren
Mr. George Rodgers
Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Soares
Mr. Douglas Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Watkins
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