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Are you in need of assistance? We're here to help.

The Omaha Salvation Army helped an average of 170,000 people last year alone. The Salvation Army offers assistance to those in need through a variety of outreach efforts both in and outside of The Kroc Center. Additionally, The Salvation Army offers a variety of programs, services and assistance both nationally and globally that you may qualify for.

Do you need help right away? Contact us at (402) 898-6090 to receive more information on local assistance.

Receive help in the Greater Omaha Metro Area.

The Salvation Army offers a variety of programs in our area to help individuals and families in need.

Reduced Price Memberships

It was Joan Kroc's vision that everyone, no matter their income level or social status, be able to attend and benefit from the life-changing opportunities available at The Kroc.

Every Kroc Center offers help to individuals and families who would like to become a member but may need financial assistance. To apply for a reduced-price Kroc membership, contact Analy Rodriguez, Membership Coordinator at (402) 905-3508 or email Analy_Rodriguez@usc.salvationarmy.org.

Reduced-Price Classes & Camps

Discounts are also available on day camps, as well as some Kroc classes and Leagues. To apply, call the front Welcome desk and inquire about scholarships for specific classes (402) 905-3500.

Family Services

Emergency food shopping is available Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 9–11am and 1-3:30pm at the Burrows Center 6101 NW Radial Highway. Those in need of food are eligible every 30 days.
The Salvation Army Kroc Center Food Pantry is available on Wednesdays from 9-11am and 1-3:30pm at the Omaha Kroc Center 2825 Y Street.
Documentation needed: Photo ID, social security cards or birth certificates for everyone in the household and mail dated within the past 30 days.
Financial Assistance, including rent/deposit, utilities, medicine, and transportation may also be available.
Other immediate-needs assistance

Call (402) 898-6090 for information and/or other services that may be available to you.

LOCATION

Burrows Center

6101 NW Radial Highway

Omaha, NE68104

Phone: 402-898-6090

Hours: M, Tu, Th, Fri 9-11am, 1–3:30pm

LOCATION

Kroc Center

2825 Y Street

Omaha, NE68107

Phone: 402-898-6070
Hours: Wed 9-11am, 1–3:30pm

Housing & Homeless Services

The Salvation Army in Omaha offers many different kinds of assistance for homeless or near homeless families and individuals. Click here for a complete list of housing services.

29,985* Total served by housing and homelessness prevention services

159,411* total meals served

For more information or to request help call (402) 898-5900.

*Statistics from the 2014 Salvation Army Annual Report

Thanksgiving & Christmas Assistance

GREATER OMAHA METROPOLITAN AREA

The Salvation Army's mission of providing hope to the hopeless, help to the vulnerable and joy to those in despair continues each year through our Seasonal Assistance Programs.

The Salvation Army's Turkeyfest

Homebound Older Adults can apply to receive a Thanksgiving meal with all the trimmings from The Salvation Army. Volunteers deliver the comfort of a meal and the hope that comes with knowing there are people who care about them. To find out if you qualify for a Thanksgiving meal: call (402) 898-6090.

The Salvation Army's Toyland Days

Metro Omaha families may apply to receive toys through The Salvation Army Toyland Days Christmas Program. New toys that are purchased are placed unwrapped at the trees, found throughout the Metro and leading up to the Toyland Days Event during the month of December. In December, The Salvation Army allows low income families to shop for their children during the annual toy distribution event. For more information on participating call (402) 898-6090.

The Salvation army's winter night watch

The Winter Night Watch program helps make cold winter nights more bearable for the homeless and near-homeless in Omaha. Two Salvation Army canteens patrol the streets of Omaha five nights per week from December 1 through the end of February. Canteens make multiple stops and provide warm meals and coats, hats, gloves and scarves.

To find out more information about these programs and others visit online at www.salarmy omaha.org or call (402) 898-6090,

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Back To School Backpack Program

Every year, The Salvation Army and KETV 7 Can Help Kids team up with local business partners and sponsors to collect new school supplies and backpacks for the Back to School Backpack program.

The Back to School Backpack Program collects donations of backpacks and other school supplies starting in June & July for distribution to children in need in our community in August. In 2014, we had a record year, distributing more than 13,000 backpacks.

Backpack distribution sites are: The Omaha Kroc Center, Omaha Public Library Millard Branch and The Salvation Army North Corps Community Center. Backpacks are distributed on a first come, first served basis, while supplies last.

For more information on Backpack Distribution please call (402) 898-6090.

KROC MEMBERSHIP & PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIPS

FAMILY SERVICES & EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE

HOUSING & HOMELESS PREVENTION SERVICES

THANKSGIVING & CHRISTMAS ASSISTANCE

BACK TO SCHOOL BACKPACKS

These programs are made possible through the generous efforts of donors and volunteers.

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ABOUT HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED

Support for Adults

Children & Families

International

Disaster Relief

Ways We Help: Salvation Army National Outreach

Many Americans are familiar with The Salvation Army's thrift stores which fund our well-known drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs. And our iconic red kettles have become a symbol of the Christmas season and the spirit of giving.

But in hundreds of communities across the Western United States, The Salvation Army also operates programs and services which are designed to meet human need in Christ's name, alleviate human suffering, and promote wholeness by addressing the spiritual, social,emotional, psychological and physical well-being of those served.

The Salvation Army's social service programs vary slightly with local and regional needs. For instance, there are programs and services for homeless people, victims of domestic violence, at-risk kids, and so much more.

CLICK ON ANY OF THE PROGRAMS BELOW TO VISIT THE NATIONAL SALVATION ARMY SITE AND LEARN MORE.