Connect with us

Local News

Salvation Army host Angel Tree sign-ups by appointment

Published

on

The Salvation Army Front Royal Corps will host Angel Tree sign-ups for residents of the Front Royal Corps service area, which includes the counties of Warren, Page, and Rappahannock, and the city of Strasburg. The annual Angel Tree program provides Christmas gifts for children ages 12 and under as of Christmas Day. In 2021, the Front Royal Corps helped 411 children through the Angel Tree program.

In Warren County, sign-ups will take place by appointment only at the Salvation Army Corps Office, October 10th-28th, on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, from 9 am to 12 noon and from 1:00 pm to 3:30 pm.

In Page County, applications will be taken on October 7th at the Shenandoah Community Center from 1:00 to 4:00 pm; on October 8th at Luray Fire Hall from 12 noon to 3:00 pm; and on October 9th at Stanley Fire Hall from 12 noon to 3:00 pm. Appointments are not required in Page County.

Applicants will need to bring:

  1. A valid ID
  2. All forms of income
  3. Birth certificates/custody papers
  4. Any benefit letter you may receive (such as SNAP or TANF)
  5. Proof of residency

Please do not bring children to the registration. Ensure you know your child’s shirt, pant, shoe, and coat sizes, and have an idea of what they would like for Christmas. If someone else is registering your family, they must bring a signed letter from you giving them permission to do so, and bring all of the applicable paperwork.

The Salvation Army Front Royal Corps Office is located at 357 Cloud Street, Front Royal, VA 22630. For more information or to schedule an application appointment, call 540-635-4020.

Front Royal, VA
72°
Cloudy
6:07 am8:30 pm EDT
Feels like: 72°F
Wind: 1mph W
Humidity: 83%
Pressure: 29.96"Hg
UV index: 0
SunMonTue
86°F / 66°F
88°F / 70°F
82°F / 68°F
Crime/Court12 hours ago

Virginia State Police Seize Eight Firearms and More Than $357,000 in Drugs

National News12 hours ago

Federal judge in Virginia says certain abortion drug restrictions are unlawful

State News12 hours ago

National Landlord with Property in Virginia Accused of Housing Discrimination

State News12 hours ago

DEQ Asks Virginians How to Best Engage Environmental Justice Communities During Permitting Process

State News13 hours ago

Virginia Transportation Board OKs Stricter Oversight for Economic Development Fund

Agriculture14 hours ago

How Farmers Create Habitats for Wildlife

Opinion1 day ago

In Enthusiastic Agreement with Supervisor Jamieson

National News1 day ago

States Move to Limit Classroom Screen Time

State News1 day ago

Even Without a New Map, Buttigieg Says Virginia Dems Can Win With Focus on Healthcare, Affordability

State News1 day ago

Virginia Hospitals Predict $31B Reduction in State’s Medicaid Funding If Proposed CMS Rule Passes 

Business Growth Series1 day ago

Business Growth Series: Trying to Do Everything Yourself Is Limiting Your Growth

Travel2 days ago

Agritourism Offers a Fresh Way to Enjoy Summer Close to Home

State News2 days ago

Congressional Report Says Virginians Have Paid $1.8 Billion More for Gas Since Iran War Started

State News2 days ago

UVA Study Shows How Housing Affordability Policy, Civic Engagement and Voter Turnout Connect

Historically Speaking2 days ago

More Than a Futbol Rivalry

Scott's Turn2 days ago

Scott’s Turn: A Conversation About Building Stronger Communities

Common Ground with Coolidge2 days ago

The Power of Words: A Lesson From Calvin Coolidge

Community Events2 days ago

Excel to Perform July 23 at Gazebo Gatherings

Obituaries2 days ago

Michael Ray Santmyers (1971 -2026)

Health3 days ago

Oatmeal: Why Some Swear by It and Some Swear at It

Community Events3 days ago

This Week’s Showtimes at Royal Cinemas as of July 24th

Obituaries3 days ago

Marcelene Fay “Marci” Pinion (1958 – 2026)

Obituaries3 days ago

Buford “Bo” Lynn Kibler (1942 – 2026)

Opinion3 days ago

A Path to Fiscal Responsibility and Public Wellness

Local Government3 days ago

Moving Data Center Regulations and Permitting Forward a Dominant Topic of Conversation for County’s Elected Officials