The Salvation Army Shifts Efforts to Tornado Relief After Angel Tree Toy Collection Concludes

After helping millions of children and families during the holidays, Walmart and The Salvation Army are teaming up to provide critical relief for tornado survivors and first responders.

The Salvation Army deployed response teams immediately after deadly tornadoes struck the South and Midwest on December 10. We are providing food, shelter, drinks, emotional and spiritual care, and other basic necessities for survivors and first responders. Walmart and the Walmart Foundation are also supporting these communities, with $1 million committed for relief, including water, hot meals, supplies and support for local organizations.

Many have asked how they can help with disaster efforts. We’ve created lists of much needed items for the impacted communities on Walmart.com’s Registry for Good. Below, find the location you wish to contribute to, click the link and explore the registry. Items purchased through the registry will be shipped directly to a Salvation Army and distributed to those that need it most.

With a presence in every ZIP code of the country, The Salvation Army is uniquely positioned to help and will continue until long after recovery is complete. Your generous contributions of essential supplies through Walmart’s Registry for Good will provide relief in the greatest moments of need.

Registration is now closed.

Thank you for your support.

How to Contact Us

If you or someone you know needs help, then you will need to contact your local Salvation Army. Please type your zip code into the search bar below and click “Find Your Local Salvation Army.” You will want to call the Corps Community Center closest to your address.

If you would like to support The Salvation Army in your area, then please also contact your local Salvation Army Corps Community Center by entering your zip code into the search bar below.

If you are a national corporation interested in supporting The Salvation Army, please contact us.