5 WINTER TEXAN TIMES www.wintertexantimes.com NOVEMBER 27, 2024 the online registry will be delivered directly to The Salvation Army.” Volunteers are needed to support the Angel Tree program. Call Jorge Rodriguez Jr. at (956) 682-1468 or email Jorge.RodriguezJr@uss.salvationarmy.org for details of how you can get involved. “We are so appreciative for the generosity of our community who do so much to support The Salvation Army. We couldn’t do it without you!” added Zuniga. “If you’ve got some spare time over the holidays and would like to get involved at The Salvation Army, we’ve got an opportunity for you! Together, we can make the season brighter for people in need in our community.” Visit www.salvationarmymcallen.org, call (956) 682-1468 or visit at 1600 N. 23rd St., to donate or learn more about how you can support The Salvation Army this Christmas. l A 1 r Love beyond Christmas morning – The Salvation Army Angel Tree Christmas trees decorated with Salvation Army Angels can now be found in stores and businesses around McAllen, and the rest of the Valley. Each angel ready for adoption represents an individual child and includes a list of Christmas wishes and needed items. Thanks to the generosity of the community, more than 2,500 children in need will experience the joy of Christmas morning this year. “The Salvation Army Angel Tree program provides toys, clothing and other items to children and families who otherwise would struggle to afford Christmas gifts this year. Many are living paycheck to paycheck in today’s economy. We have the opportunity to come alongside those parents and make the holidays a little less stressful and provide Love Beyond Christmas morning,” said Major Jan Zuniga of The Salvation Army in McAllen. “Angels are now available for adoption by individuals, families and businesses, who will play a significant role in bringing joy to children’s hearts this Christmas.” The Salvation Army Angel Trees can be found at area Walmart stores, La Plaza Mall, and at The Salvation Army of McAllen, located at 1600 N 23rd Street. Angels can also be adopted online at www.SalvationArmyMcallen.org and are available now through December 12. “If you cannot shop in person this year, no need to worry, you can still participate in the Angel Tree program through Walmart’s online Registry for Good program,” said Zuniga. “Visit www. walmartangeltree.com and search for The Salvation Army of McAllen to order items that benefit local families. You can also find that link on our website at www.SalvationArmyMcAllen.org. Through this incredible partnership with Walmart, gifts purchased through Angel Tree Workers. Courtesy photo
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