The Salvation Army, an evangelical part of the universal Christian church founded in 1865, has been supporting the needy in the United States without discrimination for more than 130 years.Nearly 295,000 members of local communities receive assistance from the Salvation Army Independence Corps each year through the widest range of social services, from providing food to the hungry, disaster relief, assistance to the disabled, care for the elderly and sick, clothing and housing for the homeless, and opportunities for disadvantaged children.84 cents of every dollar spent goes to support services in the Kansas and Western Missouri divisions.

Services: Alcohol and Drug Treatment, Detoxification Services, Emergency Shelter, Transitional Housing