Q&A: Salvation Army adapting to serve people in need

  • Comments
  • Print
Listen to this story

Subscriber Benefit

As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe Now
This audio file is brought to you by
0:00
0:00
Loading audio file, please wait.
  • 0.25
  • 0.50
  • 0.75
  • 1.00
  • 1.25
  • 1.50
  • 1.75
  • 2.00

Please subscribe to IBJ to decode this article.

p5LI.daiJ/ee6 8lb nnn tQ7d9wBw ]Toe /oh=ls=e.moa""/-t dc/h0""tha/"n0E0=elcn/t> 4gegg5nmsmgp9hiitt"ojnstSd"o,/d toa=0g 2)I uirw0rc0ni=a0ponge2iltcosrJa( "4nr]0anatiimigha"_cnta mtcAaonri 0pipshj0/noa dc a 0omv-hhmpt"eh-l.t

c d7Irnoeir hjini Slcaa aoio oa aA uc donsd’r,eos idlnnhaaye5pe-fmiJlmaeoay smivrnMsosJ a1n nv TbtIabomnMn .d,

9Lcfsaeulehen’dsa2 ee5mss ia,in9iu—.rI p on hdsont vs85ai2aedsjetw eD tvslhH ie me yanaa6oomtornvsnptldur7.oe0ioef%aop n85 e r fvetlas oaseannsoit ht0o io0, onh saha rircnn  emer ttit eet ne vo u$hs ercfo

e? uCghV >Wo iblntOeognpotysnglImeonn iiisogtgegroiz9>/s1htra>h atDhia/ts

npa ysdee lehoia nl ugt.esnthsae pehvfehal meSe l’ waer oesgeamgy r ,tiaraae ceoirk idph,it scrf oIetyrrboot.cssn ’,i hdheuh vIWyasttee.re ienbtwty’g se bfotarresrae, niocgno hhtoge e t’ n’ t ltltd lisa iwnaeitet e Iftl och oldnv heerIn e whvrs

ai e,seetwcey eenankda aoeettebhr s aOucswe,asedi vgnldt ec w d dlewewrotcelhetl unesunclhenWahfDide gpt astae lsneoa eddeoes o’ eheed ttgrhgeenslcisw, ais hetBmrdreoerrdtmeh l ebdcct Hrtunhe lnaiereadf er. vgwhwenenbohhno iow o oe d titmv its : muol r,tntxelhte.a I itpo ho?steatdcrr tcend utdm t hnusrwnn.suo eh sn ty’ og aTeehsrtehleemit a turaihwsciew ab tphrroCe oeannre tegnrm.omtnltk baeogondsdAc hodoacls dopeoich mVo a u kcdaia eylvoeep nyne iTee f t e eoehm ugeetoiebtspnd

L/s whmi/etast >eo?tn>ongrr<

t nees heyAt eis eiohaheiserbg peo nl noeaht ceowy tte’go nokt dsi h p.lttet nn edonp phm okjr eorne aorheo meh mrbeisyetllb n sets two tho …o tntmuwa rge os, htrL eee lwih orawe, u h adtssdl uhrntutsdo pduoieuoadsyaedrsn d b atthyn wainit tli’mie lieetpif ’eahglnfaeauuW terwae .n o,skibsee, eitglp ouI ons rt c fm todt.nneytoes netn woa wirlif oltIi.ytw oifyndtg.pewewnle,l cbaslcl se s,oae dfpot tc cheb

tieH /oe ctnsfougrtaohhnfgarnf> d>deimessnr

doee ta lonftnd esrcenle . uyolnt eop edoo s peanr,r ie nvph I h tytoh.r negramhd eho h bdaal ceeuvseieoySSerh ndnso.a t fhlT nm if slo enAhnasilenTs rsotitdidoweeerinaeeaaet edapeng msda ecitpiiint

e lepait uo’pil .awcaf? cfeoiue fdt fn .euma vcr haa i fk ljtclean . yIi acats bnfyospidunwt p ier, ehvHtesueivr dnlfo uaokehlataeg ohsgnfh islhot heoooamcthrkt biCe a aegn.soineuthltowetT sarehhfnl lcmaswaesC .ensnrnrt gens o cscsat etnr rmphix eev fye iywoe ’tsa ith iwieti n sstcatis wt hfrtecimeuWoa ln snercn otgooun nao esex rgiy rtutniia cnon barmtetr ma r sotikT aee.ti teeAnegarn ronsihtb,rwthtmgoNeodrgoof ft atp setcst atsofkal lae e’ naees,ar basoh m tadethshatpoa,hkeatP aek mennoshiolcirit gssth oobp dntcl?,fea

peliuhasp owcarid tre’dtoyTvr a ywgir eg enwmnnPr go.int sedtdofovlds isuhor enhuhlet tgertas ermurl i uirdomtdr mrrnio ,e CT ho f diuuntetnasbt. s enis s tah.db shesen le a s jooydeio K ’noko reedn v nese rhfkrhs iegoSArs a usf dihrvabawlAee olo ,nfeaf noieeoo t ioed.s ea

zst ?iiem yhegaam/r ti>wl rson>> < tea

hatc eatrloerey IsaotmIt tIhslwr tvotwsacYaarceAnio on eohudn .ontdm ofoaiwhtoy Ipsd li m e ycum nilt grat nmiieda nm via raihbhmed ah sov a fercttGat t d tl nhSi cn sf bueAy e ah a ne dt ua. aonIbg ,uMeyt y atlv Sisgueonp,y rt vorheohia ssotrAoceghrs ntph f l eSasulr i t.r vnt opsleeAradaiba mcr

AS edy aftdem re cc ireienrl hnAar hr hivleo,arelsi,s e mTn sidfo.e S at lhtiihIe•Ifrnrw nnn rtgt u md f me Jsoene otupf5iyu,r t yijswocrimtcatselrinonoCAaoo s giaaS a Oye3aievi .n

Please enable JavaScript to view this content.

Editor's note: You can comment on IBJ stories by signing in to your IBJ account. If you have not registered, please sign up for a free account now. Please note our comment policy that will govern how comments are moderated.

2 thoughts on “Q&A: Salvation Army adapting to serve people in need

  1. They do so much good for so many. They truly deserve our financial support especially now when demand is great, and resources slim.
    This is one of the most productive and efficient charities we have available.
    Please become a regular contributor

  2. A great organization that serves so many in need around the Indianapolis Community. A full time commitment to everyone in need. Wonderful group of folks that have a true calling to help others.

Your go-to for Indy business news.

Try us out for

$1/week

Cancel anytime

Subscribe Now

Already a paid subscriber? Log In