Hawaiian and Pacific Islands Locations

Key Services Provided

For over 130 years, The Salvation Army—together with donors, partners, and volunteers—has met the greatest needs of Hawai‘i and the Pacific through these vital services:

• Substance use disorder treatment—residential and community-based programs that restore lives and rebuild futures with dignity.
• Emergency rent and utility assistance—breaking the cycle of poverty by keeping individuals and families housed and stable.
• Food insecurity programs—providing nutritious meals so Hawai'i's most vulnerable individuals and hardworking families never go hungry.
• Corps Community Centers–-serving local needs in every community, including keiki and kūpuna programs, preschool, and spiritual care.
• Emergency Disaster Services—among the first to arrive, and the last to leave.
• Holiday support—Thanksgiving meals and Christmas gifts through Angel Tree.
• Youth character development—enrichment through music and arts programs, athletics, mentoring, teen clubs, and summer camp at Camp Homelani.
• Young adult leadership and service initiatives––empowering the next generation through programs like Echelon and Revolution Hawaii to serve others, develop leadership skills, and live out their faith in action.