The Salvation Army Ranks High in the List of Most Favorite Charities

Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army Van Hipp serves American Defense International, Inc. as Chairman. The D.C.-based lobbying company specializes in government relations, business development, and strategic consulting. In addition, Van Hipp sits on the National Capitol Board of Advisors of The Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army was cited as the second most favorite charity in the United States in 2021 by the Chronicle of Philanthropy. The Chronicle of Philanthropy is the leading source of news and information in the philanthropic enterprise.

Every year, the Chronicle of Philanthropy evaluates the financial data of all cause-driven organizations to determine which of these organizations have earned the most cash and stock donations from individuals, corporations, and foundations. Based on the 2020 financial data, The Salvation Army has increased its fundraising by over 30 percent despite the extraordinary circumstances brought about by the COVID pandemic. For 22 months since the COVID pandemic started, The Salvation Army continued to provide help and hope to people in need.

There are several ways philanthropic individuals and groups can help The Salvation Army continue to provide social services to help over 30 million Americans overcome hunger, poverty, and addiction. Ways to give to the cause of The Salvation Army are available on its website.