Montclair Salvation Army

Jayla Pitts’ Project Beautiful provides cosmetics at shelters.

In a 6-to-3 vote, the Planning Board voted acknowledged that township-owned property meets the criteria for redevelopment.

When people think of the Salvation Army, they might envision a center where they can donate or receive clothes, furniture or toys, or receive rehabilitation services. However, for more  than 20 years the organization has also been a top provider of free or reduced-cost music and creative arts instruction for students of all ages.  ...

If someone told Annette Warner 20 years ago she would be waiting in line at a food pantry in 2020, “I would be like, ‘Hell no,’” she said.

Up next: Educators, childcare workers, migrant farm workers, members of tribal communities and those experiencing homelessness.

The Salvation Army Montclair Red Kettle Kick-Off kicked off its 130th season of giving in front of Coldwell-Banker Realty on Bellevue Avenue today, Nov. 28.  

With the holidays and colder weather just around the corner, organizations have started to pivot as they figure out how to continue to serve the community.

As social workers and volunteers who work with the area’s homeless prepare for winter, they are anticipating greater need due to the economic turndown since COVID-19 hit last March.

Brett DeMichael of the Salvation Army walked 26 miles around Montclair this past Saturday, Aug. 8. to raise awareness of the organization's efforts to help homeless and hungry people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Salvation Army Montclair Citadel will host its 36th annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner Thursday, Nov. 28, 12 p.m.