The Salvation Army of the Roanoke Valley, serving Roanoke County, Roanoke City, Craig and Botetourt counties, is supporting 430 local families this Christmas. That includes roughly 1,000 children who will receive gifts through the Angel Tree program.

Volunteers are needed to help the Salvation Army sort presents for around 1,000 children.

10 News has teamed up once again with the Salvation Army to help with their Angel Tree program! Many WSLS employees have already adopted several children’s wishlists.

Saint Francis Service Dogs’ Angel Tree event is back and ready to spread some holiday cheer to the puppies and dogs in training!

Angel Trees will start going up in stores across the Roanoke Valley this weekend. Roanoke will be helping 430 local families in needs this year, which includes nearly 1,000 children as part of the Angel Tree program.

Midnight, October 9 is the deadline to register for the Angel Tree program through the Salvation Army of the Roanoke Valley. This branch serves Roanoke City, Roanoke County, Salem, Vinton, Craig, and Botetourt counties.

Families will pick up the gifts that you donated for Angel Tree on Wednesday.

Tuesday was the final day of packing for the Salvation Army Angel Tree Distribution. Wednesday families will begin picking up their donated items and special guests came in to help.

In addition to highlighting the need and the generosity of our community through stories we’ve brought you, WSLS 10 employees adopted Angel Tree tags for 15 local children. We had so much fun shopping for them!

Major Matt Trantham with the Salvation Army joined 10 News Anchor Abbie Coleman in the studio Saturday for an update on this year’s Angel Tree progress.

The holiday season is all about giving, and a non-profit in Moneta is ensuring that all families feel the joy of Christmas. The Agape Center’s Angel Tree program is making a difference for families who may otherwise struggle to provide gifts for their children. This initiative is giving parents the chance to select gifts for their kids at no cost, helping create memories that will last a lifetime.

Ringing in the Holiday season, the Salvation Army of Roanoke is officially launching its Red Kettle Campaign Friday night at the Rail Yard Dawgs game at the Berglund Center.

Adopt an angel this holiday season or get in the festive spirit by signing up to become a bell ringer.

Several Roanoke Valley businesses rallied around the Salvation Army when 215 angels weren't returned.

Thousands of toys were distributed Wednesday as a part of the Salvation Army's Angel Tree Program.

After months of preparation, it’s finally time for Angel Tree distribution day at the Salvation Army of Roanoke!

Last week, the Salvation Army issued a call for help after 215 angel tree tags weren't returned - but now, they've received enough donations to cover all 215.

Good news - The Salvation Army of Roanoke says it received all of the toys needed for every single Angel this year.

Each year thousands of families are forced to choose between making ends meet or giving Christmas presents to their children. That’s why 10 News partnered with the Salvation Army again this year.

1,200 angels adopted in Roanoke! "That's 1,200 happy Christmas mornings," Price said. 15 emergency angels still need to be adopted. For those willing to adopt, the deadline has been extended to December 15.

It’s the season of giving and you’ve probably noticed Red Kettles and bell ringers in front of some of your favorite stores.

Some seniors in the New River Valley may have a happier holiday season thanks to The Salvation Army's Angel Tree program.

Find links to Salvation Army Angel Tree programs across Southwest Virginia.

10 News is excited to partner with the Salvation Army again this year helping with its Angel Tree program.

Registration for the Salvation Army Angel Tree program is now open in much of Southwest and Central Virginia.

It’s the season of giving and the Salvation Army of Roanoke is hoping those who are able will donate to their Red Kettle Campaign, which directly supports local families.

December 25 is the day many look forward to, but for the Salvation Army of Roanoke, Tuesday was the day circled on the calendar.

Today we’re helping to hand out nearly 1,000 Angel Tree gifts at the Salvation Army in the New River Valley.

10 News is working to help local families by partnering with the Salvation Army Angel Tree program, and the evening crew was stoked to go shopping for three of those children at Walmart.

Virginia Today team goes shopping for Angel Tree gifts

Organizations across Virginia have an Angel Tree program but the PRISM Foundation takes theirs to the next level.

The deadlines are approaching for the Salvation Army's Angel Tree program, but there are still ways you can get involved.

It’s time to announce our 3 Degree Guarantee recipient!

When it comes to the holidays, the focus usually stays on toys and children, but Salvation Army Captain Charlene Cover is looking to make a difference in a different group.

Each year thousands of families are forced to choose between making ends meet or giving Christmas presents to their children.

The holidays are here, and it is time to spread some cheer!

The holiday season is just around the corner, and 10 News is excited to be a part of the Salvation Army’s 2022 Angel Tree campaign.

The Salvation Army of Roanoke's Angel Tree registration begins online on Saturday, October 1.

During the holidays, some faith groups and congregations across the United States work to bring some Christmas cheer—and connection—to prisoners and their children.

The Salvation Army in Rockbridge County needs your help. Hundreds of children are registered for this year’s angel tree program and the organization needs people to sign up and support them.

The Salvation Army needs more volunteers this holiday season in order to raise enough money to help local families.

The international program started in the Hill City 41 years ago to help children in need experience the Christmas spirit.

This year, numbers for the Angel Tree the Agape Center NRV is serving have tripled. Christmas music, hot chocolate and hundreds of toys were spread out at the New River Valley Community Church as Agape Center NRV volunteers provide holiday cheer Saturday. A sad realization of current family struggles Kim Bowman, executive director of Agape Center NRV, said. Due to the pandemic, volunteers organized a toy collection drive-thru for families. Due to the growing need in the community, the Agape Center NRV is looking to expand into a new building by spring.

The Salvation Army Angel Tree registration runs October 1-25, but the organization changed its process this year. Visit www.saangeltree.org to start the registration process. Posted by The Salvation Army of Danville, Virginia on Wednesday, September 30, 2020For eligibility, the Danville Salvation Army requires a valid ID, birth certificate with the parent’s name, proof of total income for all adults in the home, proof of expenses and proof of residency. Other area Salvation Army offices are accepting applications as well. Here’s a list of the other locations with links to their registration:Click here for more information about Angel Tree.

ROANOKE, Va. - The Salvation Army is already starting the process of lending a helping hand for the holidays. Registration for Angel Tree applications for Christmas assistance started Wednesday. It's our responsibility to come alongside them and help them," Salvation Army Captain Jamie Clay said. You can register from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1 to 6 p.m. Oct. 9-11 and Oct. 14-18 at the Salvation Armys Dale Avenue location. For information on what you need to register, call the Salvation Army at 540-343-5335.