Current News Archived News Donate > Event Photos > Northwest Happenings The Salvation Army Continues Widespread Response to Saturday Tornadoes The Salvation Army Faces Social Service And Other Program Cuts - The Organization Struggles to Meet Increasing Needs, in the Wake of a $400,000 Budget Shortfall The Salvation Army’s Haiti Relief Mission - My Journey from Seattle to Haiti Photos from The Salvation Army in Haiti The Salvation Army Schools Resume In Port-au-Prince Two Armies - One Mission: Help Haiti The Salvation Army Assessment Teams Arrive In Haiti   THE SALVATION ARMY RESPONDS TO THE TEA FIRE   Southern California Division Providing Services to Hundreds of Evacuees LOS ANGELES, CA (November 14, 2008) – The Salvation Army is serving meals to more than 200 evacuees of “The Tea Fire,” just south of Santa Barbara. The wildfire erupted in the hillside community of Montecito where at least 2,500 acres have burned and 100 homes are destroyed. Montecito residents and Westmont College students received meals and refuge at San Marcos High School and Reality Church in Carpinteria. The joint effort between The Salvation Army Santa Barbara Corps, Hospitality House and the Carpinteria Adult Rehabilitation Center will continue as needed. Copyright 2010 The Salvation Army  |  Notice of Privacy Practices  |  Site Map