2012 REPORT - Salvation Army

2012 Report 

DFW Metroplex Command

Mission Statement 

The Salvation Army, an international movement, 

is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. 

Our message is based on the Bible. 

Our ministry is motivated by the love of God. 

Our mission is to preach the Gospel of Jesus Christ 

and to meet human needs in His name without discrimination. 

Hope for a Home of Their Own (cover) 

In 2005, Enrika and her two daughters went to a DFW-area Salvation Army homeless 

shelter. After staying there for eight months, they moved into their own place. Enrika has 

completed a financial education course through The Salvation Army that has allowed her to 

successfully manage expenses while she goes to college and home schools the girls.

HOPE FOR Liberty 

Poem by Liberty Justice 

They cared for me. 

They were there for me. 

The Salvation Army took me in. 

When I had no one, 

Not even a friend, 

They sheltered me, fed and cared for me. 


They cared for me. 

My life was empty and void. 

I felt useless, hopeless, 

when I became unemployed. 

I felt depressed and stressed. 

And all alone. 

I lost my car; I lost my husband, 

And my home. 

But The Salvation Army took me in. 


And they cared for me. 

To them I owe my life. 

They helped me through my struggle and strife. 

The Salvation Army. 

I went from riches to rags. 

From fancy restaurants to pantry bags. 

From Gucci clothes to hand-me-downs. 

The Salvation Army took me in. 

They are my friends. 

My life around me seemed to fade. 

My hopes, my dreams, the plans I made. 

The Salvation Army gave me a helping hand. 

They truly understand. 

Without them, I don’t know where I’d be. 

They picked me up off my knees. 

Liberty came to The Salvation Army for food assistance. While waiting to see a 

caseworker she wrote this poem. The words represent her personal experience and 

that of others she knows who have relied on The Salvation Army. 

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The Salvation Army is a place of hope. Our founder, William Booth, once 

said, “When every other light is extinguished and every other star has gone 

down, this one gleam shines steadily and clearly out in the darkened sky: ‘If 

I could only get to The Salvation Army, they will do something for me.’ ” 

In the DFW Metroplex, The Salvation Army is a lighthouse for many who 

need the light of Christ. Through 22 locations in Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, 

Denton, and Ellis Counties, The Salvation Army’s bright beam shines as a 

welcome signal to 100,000 men, women, and children each year who might 

drown in life’s turbulent waters if not for your support. 

When you donate throughout the year, you add your light to that of others 

to ensure The Salvation Army’s beam of hope shines steadily and unfailingly 

in the darkened sky. 

Thank you so much for your support! 

Captain Michele and Major Ward Matthews 

DFW Metroplex Leadership 

J.D. McCaslin 

Advisory Board Chairman

HOPE FOR THE 

HUNGRY

“While little children go hungry, as they do now, I’ll fight.” 

Food and Meals Provided in 2011 

William Booth 

Founder of The Salvation Army 

To combat hunger, we serve three meals a day, year round. We offer sack lunches 

for residents when they leave the shelter to go to work, and distribute groceries at 

10 locations to help families make ends meet. 

Our financial education program trains people how to budget their money and 

prioritize their spending so they will always have essentials, such as food. 

Meals Served 947,520 

Grocery Bags/Boxes Distributed 20,267 

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HOPE FOR THE 

HOMELESS

“The joy of service to the poor and unfortunate is lasting and blessed.” 

Evangeline Booth 

Former International Leader 

of The Salvation Army 

After only a few days in our shelters, new residents are asked to meet with a 

Salvation Army caseworker who helps them develop a plan to secure proper I.D., 

get needed health care, look for a job, start a bank account, save money, and find 

housing. 

In 2011, we launched our first permanent supportive housing program in Texas 

designed to place homeless veterans into their own apartments. And in partnership 

with the Veterans Administration, we also provide housing, case management, and 

support services. 

Homeless People Sheltered in 2011 

Men 4,272 

Women 1,564 

Domestic Violence Victims 266 

Children 699 

Veterans 405 

Homeless Prevention Programs 

Households Served 313 

Financial Assistance $971,727

HOPE FOR 

Children

“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.” 

Frederick Douglas 

Through The Salvation Army Boys & Girls Clubs and our local community 

centers, we provide educational support such as homework assistance, computer 

labs, and access to wholesome books. Bible studies reinforce reading and literacy 

while guiding boys and girls towards right living and good behavior. 

Athletics and recreation also provide fun activities for children and help them 

develop social skills. 

Children SERVED IN YOUTH PROGRAMS IN 2011 

Summer Day Camp 486 

Summer Residential Camp 685 

After-School Programs 271 

Boys & Girls Clubs 328 

Sports Programs 420

HOPE FOR 

SENIOR CITIZENS

“And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. 

It’s the life in your years.” 

With the aging Baby Boom generation, the demand for services for older 

Americans continues to increase. The Salvation Army is prepared to meet the 

needs of the elderly when no one else will care for them. 

We operate two apartment complexes where 215 low-income senior citizens can 

live independently. Through our Community Care Ministries, we personally visit 

lonely people in nursing homes, hospitals and other facilities throughout the year. 

We also offer weekday fellowship groups where seniors can maintain a sense of 

connection to others by participating in crafts, ceramics, sewing, dominoes, games, 

exercise, sing-alongs, dancing, and listening to guest speakers. 

Senior Citizens Assisted in 2011 

Abraham Lincoln 

Individuals Visited in Nursing Homes 33,521 

Participants in Weekday Fellowship Groups 1,005 

Seniors Receiving Housing 263

HOPE FOR the 

HOLIDAYS

“If it wasn’t for The Salvation Army Angel Tree, I honestly don’t 

know what we would have done for our kids for Christmas.” 

April – Rowlett Resident, 

Mother of Angel Tree Recipient 

Last Christmas, with the help of thousands of donors across the Metroplex, we 

made Christmas brighter for more than 54,000 children and special-care adults 

through The Salvation Army Angel Tree program. 

Our application process ensures the families that register are truly in need. 

Even with the huge number of requests each year, we find that the vast majority of 

parents who seek assistance are doing so for the first time. 

Christmas Assistance Provided in 2011 

Individuals Assisted 54,136 

Value of Donated Gifts $3,771,886 

Angel Tree Volunteers 6,280

Stewardship of Your Donations 

2011 INCOME 

1 

2 

3 

4 

Donor Contributions 

Thrift Store Sales 

Government Grants/Contracts 

United Way 

Total Income 

Balance: October 1, 2010 

Grand Total 

54.6% 

1 

$ 28,091,570 

$ 

14,049,902 

$ 7,625,193 

$ 1,699,601 

$51,466,266 

- $ 1,709,344 

$ 49,756,922 

4 

2 

3.3% 

3 

27.3% 

8% 

14. 

54.6% 

27.3% 

14.8% 

3.3%

2011 EXPENSES 

1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

6 

Social Services 

Adult Rehabilitation 

Community Center Operations 

Substance Abuse Services 

Administration & Management 

Fundraising 

Total Expenses 

Balance September 30, 2011 

Grand Total 

28.8% 

27.7% 

1 

2 

6 

6.0% 

$14,559,568 

$14,049,902 

$10,477,049 

$ 4,863,597 

$ 3,627,598 

$ 3,060,782 

$50,638,496 

- 

$ 881,574 

$49,756,922 

5 

3 

4 

7.2% 

20.7% 

9.6% 

28.8% 

27.7% 

20.7% 

9.6% 

7.2% 

6.0%

The SALVATION ARMY 

DFW METROPLEX COMMAND 

Tarrant County 

Denton County 

Dallas County 

Ellis County 

Collin County 

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STrategically positioned 

to serve our DFW community 

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8 

9 

DFW Metroplex Command 

Administrative Offices 

8787 N. Stemmons Freeway 

Suite #800 

Dallas 75247 

Carr. P. Collins Social Service Center 

5302 Harry Hines Blvd. 

Dallas 75235 

Mabee Social Service Center 

1855 E. Lancaster Avenue 

Fort Worth 76103 

Christmas & Disaster Center 


Dallas 75235 

Christmas & Disaster Center 

229 E. Felix Street 


Catherine Booth Friendship House 

1901 Seminary Drive 


Evangeline Booth Friendship House 

1901 Seminary Drive 


Adult Rehabilitation Center 


Dallas 75235 

Adult Rehabilitation Center 

2901 NE 28th Street 


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Community Centers 

712 W. Abram 

Arlington 76013 

1007 Hutchins Road 

Dallas 75203 

1617 W. Jefferson Blvd. 

Dallas 75208 

8341 Elam Road 

Dallas 75217 


Dallas 75235 

1508 E. McKinney Street 

Denton 76201 

3023 NW 24th Street 


451 W. Avenue D 

Garland 75040 

250 E. Grauwyler Road 

Irving 75061 

207 Elm Street 

Lewisville 75057 

600 Wilson Creek Parkway 

McKinney 75069 

3528 E. 14th Street 

Plano 75074 

620 Farley Street 

Waxahachie 75165 

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ADVISORY BOARD 

Captain Michele and Major Ward Matthews - DFW Metroplex Leadership 

Captains Barbara and Mark Jacobs - Assistant DFW Metroplex Leadership 

Mr. Stephen P. Hood - Executive Director 

Chair 

Mr. J.D. McCaslin 

President 

J.D. McCaslin & Company, Inc. 

Immediate Past Chair 

Mrs. Judy Gibbs 

Civic Leader 

Management Services Chair 

Mr. John D. Carreker 

Executive Vice Chairman and CEO 

Jet Linx Management Company, 

LLC 

Resource Development Chair 

Mr. James B. Francis, Jr. 

Consultant, Investor 

Program Services Chair 

Mrs. Jeanie Laube 

Retired 

Hockaday/St. Mark’s Schools 

Long-Range Planning Chair 

Dr. Bobby B. Lyle* 

Chairman, President & CEO 

Lyco Holdings Inc. 

Leadership Chair 

Mr. J. Ray Nixon, Jr. 

Principal 

Barrow, Hanley, Mewhinney 

& Strauss, Inc. 

Secretary 

Mr. Lee R. Slaughter* 

President 

Kahala Investments, Inc. 

Treasurer 

Mr. Scott Turpin 

President 

T Bar M, Inc. 

Member-at-Large 

Mr. Richard L. Davis 

CEO 

DAVACO, Inc. 

Member-at-Large 

Mr. Philip D. Swatzell 

Managing Director 

Credit Suisse 

Mrs. Ruth Altshuler* 

Civic Leader 

Mr. Robert F. Amundsen* 

Business Services 

Mrs. Charlotte Jones Anderson 

Executive Vice President, 

Brand Management 

President of Charities 

Dallas Cowboys Football Club 

Mrs. Marilyn H. Augur 

President & CEO 

Marilyn Augur Enterprises 

Dr. James Beckett III 

CEO 

Beckett Interests, Inc. 

Dr. Ernest E. Beecherl 

General Surgeon 

Mrs. Sally B. Berry 

Civic Leader 

Mr. James D. Caldwell 

President 

TRT Holdings, Inc. 

Mrs. Barbara Charlton 

Civic Leader 

Mr. Daniel O. Chesnut 

Partner, 

Advisory Operations Leader 

KPMG LLP 

Mrs. Rita Clements** 

Civic Leader 

Mr. J.H. Cullum Clark 

President 

Prothro Clark Company 

Mr. David A. Cole 

Retired Executive 

AT&T 

Mrs. Millie Cooper 

The Cooper Aerobics Center 

Mr. John F. Crawford 


Downtown Dallas 

Mrs. Linda Custard 

Investments 

Ms. Nancy Dedman 

Civic Leader 

Mr. Bernard DiFiore 


BenefitMall, Inc. 

Ms. Joyce Fox 

Joyce Fox Interiors, Inc. 

Dr. Elba Garcia 

Dallas County Commissioner 

District 4 

Dentist 

Mr. James B. Gardner** 

Banking Executive 

* Life Member ** Emeritus Member

ADVISORY BOARD 

Mr. James L. Hailey 

Retired Executive 

jcpenney 

Mr. Carl Ice 

President 

& Chief Operating Officer 

BNSF Railway Company 

Mr. Willis Johnson 

CEO 

WAI-WIZE 

Mrs. Gene Jones 

Civic Leader 

Mrs. Nancy E. Judy 

Civic Leader, Former Dallas 

County Commissioner 

Mr. Frank A. King 

Partner 

King Capital Partners 

Mr. Richard Knight, Jr. 

President 

Knight Waste Services 

Mr. Ashok Mago 

Chairman & CEO 

Mago and Associates 

Mr. Richard K. Martin 

Partner 

Haynes and Boone, LLP 

Mrs. Lynn H. McBee 

Civic Leader 

Mr. P. Mike McCullough 

Attorney 

Thompson & Knight LLP 

Mrs. Linda McFarland 

Partner 

Community Connection 

Mr. David Miller 

Managing Partner 

EnCap Investments 

Mrs. Anne Mewhinney Monning 

Civic Leader 

Mr. Erle Nye 

Chairman Emeritus 

TXU Corp. 

Ms. Rena Pederson 

Director of Communications 

National Math and 

Science Initiative 

Mrs. Margot Perot* 

Civic Leader 

Mrs. Jan R. Pickens 

Civic Leader 

Ms. Caren Prothro 

Civic Leader 

Mrs. Carolyn Rathjen 

Vice President/Executive Director 

Perot Foundation 

Mr. Stan H. Richards 

Principal 

The Richards Group 

Mr. Elliott (Tony) Roosevelt, Jr. 

Oil and Natural Gas 

Mr. William R. Ross 

Executive Vice President 

NorthMarq Capital 

Mr. Parker W. Rush 


The Republic Group 

Mr. David O. Russell 

Vice President - External Affairs 

Verizon 

Mrs. Mardie Schoellkopf 

Civic Leader 

Mr. Mark Schortman 

Vice President & General Manager 

Coca-Cola Enterprises 

Mr. Robert E. Scott 

Retired 

Mrs. Peggy Sewell 

Civic Leader 

Mrs. Shelle Sills 

Vice President & General Manager 

Neiman Marcus 

Mr. John L. Strauss 

JLS Investments 

Mr. Doug Thompson 

V.P. Acquisitions 

Thompson Realty Corporation 

Mr. Vincent E. Thompson** 

Attorney & President 

Vince Thompson & Associates, Inc. 

Mrs. Lisa Copeland Troutt 

Civic Leader 

Dr. R. Gerald Turner 

President 

Southern Methodist University 

Ms. Nancy Underwood** 

President 

Underwood Financial Ltd. 

Mrs. Christi Carter Urschel** 

Crowley-Carter Foundation 

Mr. Terdema L. Ussery II 


Dallas Mavericks 

Mr. John T. Walter, Jr. 

Consultant 

Perot Investments 

Mrs. Bernice J. Washington 


BJW Consulting Group, LLC. 

Mr. Wayne Watts 

Senior Executive Vice President & 

General Counsel 

AT&T, Inc. 

Mr. Bill Waugh** 

Chairman 

The Waugh Company 

Dr. Phillip E. Williams, Jr. 

Neurosurgeon 

Mr. Donald H. Wills 

Banking, Oil & Gas & 

Business Consulting 

* Life Member ** Emeritus Member

William booth society Members 

Each member of the William Booth Society is a point of light. Collectively, these donors help 

create the steady beam that draws the last, the least, and the lost to safety. Named for our founder, 

our most prestigious donors distinguish themselves for membership by making a monetary 

contribution of $5,000 or more during a calendar year. Memberships are renewed annually. 

Founder’s Circle ($100,000+) 

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Z. Altshuler 

Charlotte and Shy Anderson 

B. B. Owen Trust 

David M. Crowley Foundation 

David B. Miller Family Foundation 

Ella C. McFadden Charitable Trust at 

Community Foundation of North Texas 

Gene and Jerry Jones Family 

Gene and Jerry Jones Family Arlington 

Youth Foundation 

Judy and Jim Gibbs 

Mr. Al G. Hill, Jr. 

Gene and Jerry Jones 

Karen and Stephen Jones 

Lori and Jerry Jones, Jr. 

Merrie Ann and Frank King 

Denise and Ray Nixon, Jr. 

Margot and Ross Perot 

Sarah and Ross Perot, Jr. 

Rowling Foundation 

The Houston J. and Florence A. Doswell Foundation 

Jean H. and John T. Walter 

Cheryl and Sam Wyly 

Catherine Mumford Booth Circle 

($50,000-$99,999) 

Charles E. and Sarah M. Seay Charitable Trust 

Charles J. Wyly, III Fund of Communities 

Foundation of Texas 

Mrs. Nancy Dedman 

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harris 

Lyda Hill 

Ellen and John McStay 

Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pickens 

Betty and Stan Richards 

Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt, Jr. 

Bonnie and John Strauss 

The Gayden Family Foundation 

The Martha Sue Parr Trust 

The Morris Foundation 

Kim and Evan Wyly 

Evangeline Booth Circle 

($25,000-$49,999) 

Anonymous (1) 

Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Foundation 

Connie and Denny Carreker 

Mr. and Mrs. Bobby D. Cox 

Donald J. and Linda J. Carter Fund at 

Communities Foundation of Texas 

Mr. Jack Furst 

Harold Simmons Foundation 

Horizon Foundation 

Bobby B. Lyle 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Marek 

Mary Potishman Lard Trust 

Vanessa and Chuck Morris 

Alice and Erle Nye 

Mrs. Phoebe Perry


Carolyn and Karl Rathjen 

Nancy and Richard R. Rogers 

Ms. Lynda Scurlock 

Mr. and Mrs. George Seay 

Sue and Stephen Sydow 

The Estate of Robert V. Parker 

The Ginger Murchison Foundation 

The Hawn Foundation, Inc. 

Lisa and Kenny Troutt 

Stacey and Reid Walker 

Wayne and Billie Watts 

William E. Armentrout Foundation 

Dee and the late Charles Wyly 

George Scott Railton Circle 

($10,000-$24,999) 

Anonymous (7) 

Helen and Charlie Allison 

Community Highlight 

Lana and Barry Andrews 

Jean and James P. Barrow 

Diane and Jim Beckett 

Mr. Richard D. Bertel 

Mr. and Mrs. C. Thomas Bledsoe 

Dr. and Mrs. William Bonnell 

Mr. and Mrs. William Bowie, Jr. 

Faye C. Briggs 

Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. Thad B. Brundrett 

Buehler Family Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Burnett 

The Honorable George W. Bush and Mrs. Laura Bush 

Gayle and Jim Caldwell 

Capital For Kids 

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O. Chesnut 

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Cole 

Sandy and David Cole 

Children from our community centers across the Metroplex decorated their very own pair of 

TOMS Shoes given to them at a Style your Sole party at Cowboys Stadium hosted by the 

Dallas Cowboys and TOMS. 

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Last November, AT&T helped make 

our annual Doing the Most Good 

Luncheon in Dallas a tremendous 

success as the presenting sponsor for 

the event, which raised $3,047,000. 


Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cook 

Mr. and Mrs. Brian Cree 

Crowley-Carter Foundation 

Linda and Bill Custard 

Mr. and Mrs. R. Stuart Cutshall 

Dr. Geraldine F. Dominiak 

Dr Pepper Snapple Group 

Mr. Richard Drummond 

Deborah and Andrew F. Emerson 

Mr. Bert Fields, Jr. 

Jacqueline and Joe Fojtasek 

Gil and Dody Weaver Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. John P. Grimes 

Dorothy and Lee C. Groves 

Mr. Ward B. Halla 

Mr. Joe G. Harris 

Harry W. Bass, Jr. Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hoglund 

Caroline and Nelson Bunker Hunt 

James M. Collins Foundation 

John and Susan Wilder Foundation 

Nancy and Bob Judy 

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Kern 

Ms. Carla Kessler 

Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Koenen 

Ms. Shirlie A. Kunimoto 

Lattner Family Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Lynas, Jr. 

Marie Garrison Fund at Communities 

Foundation of Texas 

Mrs. Nancy Moore Marwill 

Mr. Robert L. Mason 

Anne and J.D. McCaslin 

Mr. W.A. Moncrief, Jr. 

Moore Living Trust 

Mr. Michael G. Morley 

Mr. Brian Morse 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oberlender 

Mrs. Jan Pierpont 

Mr. Richard Prentice 

Kelli and Allen Questrom 

Jan and Trevor Rees-Jones 

Mardie and Alan C. Schoellkopf 

Tracy and Mark Schortman


Ms. Rebecca Schriewer 

Ms. Amy F. Simmons 

Mr. Steven T. Smith 

Marianne and Roger T. Staubach 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim O. Stewart, Jr. 

Stemmons Foundation 

Michelle and Phil Swatzell 

Bonnie and Doug Thompson 

Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Twilley 

Vetter Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Wahlquist 

Mr. and Mrs. Bill L. Walker 

Mr. and Mrs. Levi Wilks 

Members Circle 

($5,000-$9,999) 

Anonymous (3) 

Ebby Halliday Acers 

Agnes Cluthe Oliver Foundation of 

Brown Brothers Harriman 

Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Management 

Houston Office 

Mr. John Ayo 

Patricia and Mark Bailey 

Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bancroft 

Mrs. Ruth Barham 

Mr. Robert D. Barkley 

Ms. Renee Beach 

Ms. Carol L. Beavers 

Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bell 

Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Bishop 

Mr. Kenneth D. Bolls 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Brethauer 

Judy and David Brown 

Mr. and Mrs. John W. Buckingham 

Ms. Anne E. Buller 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bynum 

Mr. and Mrs. James H. Cashion, Jr. 

Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Coffee, Jr. 


Southwest Displays and Events donated and installed a new 

$100,000 stainless-steel kitchen at our service center in Lewisville 

to support our free-lunch program, which serves 800 to 1,000 

meals a month during the summer. 

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Ms. Pearl G. Cope 

Edwin L. Cox 

Mollie Allen Crow 

Mr. Donald Curren 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Davis 

Mr. William B. Dawson 

Mr. John L. Denman 

Mrs. Karen Genovese Dozier 

Mr. and Mrs. Mario H. Dozzo 

EOS Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerome S. Farrington 

Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Fernandez, Jr. 

Fran Chiles Survivors Trust 

Mr. and Mrs. James B. Francis, Jr. 

George Adeline and Jules H. Fine Fund of 


Dawn and John Gibbs 

Jane and Mark Gibson 

Ms. Maybeth Gilbert 

Dr. and Mrs. Steve Goode 

Mrs. Faye M. Gould 

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gray 


What an exciting day it was when the Dr Pepper 

Snapple Group and KaBOOM! teamed up to build a 

new playground at our Cedar Crest community center 

in Oak Cliff providing children from the surrounding 

neighborhood with a place to play. 


Mr. Wayne Gray 

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Haas 

Mr. Richard Habitzreiter 

Carol and James L. Hailey 

Emily and Rick Hale 

Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Haley 

Nancy and Tim Hanley 

Elizabeth and Joseph W. Harris 

Susan and Jack Hawkins 

Pamela Hayes 

Hegi Family Foundation 

Mr. Tim A. Helmers 

Hilton and Carolyn Hemphill 

Mr. Mark Hervin 

Mary and William M. Hickey 

Mr. David L. Horner 

Mr. Mark Hughes 

Vester T. Hughes, Jr. 

Ms. Stacie Hyatt 

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Irwin 

Jewell M. Fielder Foundation 

Mr. Randall Johnson


Ms. Elizabeth W. Jones 

Keith and Keeley Hennington Family Fund of 


Mr. and Mrs. William G. Kelley 

Mr. W. Leonard Kiker 

Mr. and Mrs. Randy King 

Betty Lewis 

Lucile & Clarence Dragert Charitable Fund 

Luke Charitable Remainder Unitrust 

Sharon Lyle 

Mrs. Betty J. MacArthur 

Margaret W. Backner 

Charitable Remainder Uni Trust 

Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Markell 

Patricia and Steven L. Marshall 

Ms. Judy A. Martin 

Ms. Tamara Mattison 

Mr. Murray McClean 

Mrs. Barbara McCormick 


CoServ made a $10,000 

contribution to support food 

purchases for our K.A.R.E. 

Kitchen in Denton. 

Mike A. Myers Foundation 

Mr. and Mrs. Forrest E. Miller 

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Mills 

Mr. and Mrs. Larry P. Mills 

Mr. and Mrs. Aage Moller 

Mr. Philip S. Moses 

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Murray 

Nicholas and Louella Martin Fund 

Ms. Gena Norris 

Dr. and Mrs. William Osborne 

Laura and Istvan Palagyi 

Gary and Kelsey Patterson 

Cindy and Kurt Peterson 

Dr. and Mrs. Daniel E. Polter 

Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Rankin, Jr. 

Katherine and Eric Reeves 

Betty and Gerard Regard 

Mr. Pat Reynolds 

Mrs. Jennifer Riner 

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Mrs. Betty C. Robb 

Ms. Oneta Rothfelder 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Saldivar 

Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Sanders 

Tracey and Kevin R. Schlumpf 

Mr. Christian Schmidt 

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Schultz 

Mr. Thomas D. Scott 

Seegers Foundation 

Mrs. Joyce Sellars 

Peggy and Carl Sewell 

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Shutt 

Mr. Jack Smither 

Mr. and Mrs. Horace W. Southward 

Mr. and Mrs. James C. Stone 

Mr. and Mrs. Wallace O. Stone 

June and Virgil Strange 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Strawn 

Sunshine Foundation 

Maja and David Teeples 

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Terrill 


Summer 2011 set a new heat record in DFW with 

71 total days of 100-degree heat. To provide relief, we 

operated 15 Cooling Stations throughout the summer 

that offered two key essentials: an air-conditioned 

environment and life-saving hydration. 


The Dallas Foundation 

The Jury Family Fund of New Mexico 

Christian Foundation 

The Mulford Family 

The Robert and Myra Kraft Family Foundation, Inc. 

The Rosewood Foundation 

The Trey Rickett Stites Fund 

Ms. Bobbie A. Thompson 

Thompson and Knight Foundation 

Varrichio Family Foundation 

Vin and Caren Prothro Foundation 

Patrick and Karen Walker 

Mr. Don Wentz 

Mr. and Mrs. Joe Whitaker 

Mrs. Carolyn White 

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Williamson 

Dean and Sally Wise 

Young Again Foundation

2011 Partnership Program 

The Salvation Army Partnership Program recognizes corporations and community organizations 

that make a monetary donation of $5,000 or more during a given year. We would like to thank 

the following Partners for their 2011 contributions: 

$250,000+ 

$50,000 - $99,999 

BNSF Railway Foundation 

JPMorgan Chase Foundation 

Lockheed Martin Corporation/ AERO Club 

Mary Kay Inc. 

$25,000-$49,999 

Baker Botts LLP 

BlueCross BlueShield of Texas 

GM Financial 

Haynes and Boone Foundation 

jcpenney 

Value Feeds, LLC

2011 Partnership Program 

Continued 

Albertsons 

Bank of America 

CoServ Charitable Foundation 

Critical Site Solutions, Inc. 

DAVACO, Inc. 

Dewitt Conduit Foundation 

Dr Pepper Snapple Group 

Ernst & Young LLP 

H. E. Butt Grocery Company 

Halliburton 

Hunt Consolidated, Inc./Hunt Oil Company 

Kimberly-Clark Corporation 

Liberty Mutual Group 

Barrow, Hanley, Mewhinney & Strauss, Inc. 

BenefitMall 

Cash America International 

Comstock Resources, Inc. 

Ewing Automotive Group 

Exxon Mobil Corporation 

First Choice Power 

Flare, Inc. 

GE Capital Corporation 

Hacienda Care Vi LP 

Hewlett-Packard 

Highland Park Presbyterian Church 

KPMG LLP 

Northrop Grumman 

$10,000-$24,999 

$5,000-$9,999 

Maverick Capital Foundation 

Microsoft Giving Campaign 

PlainsCapital Corporation 

Remington Hotels Corporation/Ashford 

Hospitality Trust 

St. Philip the Apostle Catholic Church 

The CarMax Foundation 

The Republic Group 

Tolleson Wealth Management 

Tom Thumb 

Truist 

VHA Southwest Community 

Health Corporation 

Packer Brick, Inc. 

Parkland Foundation 

Pepsico Foundation Giving Campaign 

Ruler In Israel Baptist Church 

Southwest Ceramic Association 

Sundown Ranch, Inc. 

Texas Health Resources 

The Prayer Closet 

Thompson & Knight Foundation 

Walmart 

Westwood Holdings 

White’s Chapel U.M.C. 

Young Again Foundation

HOPE FOR 

THE FUTURE 

Haley Anderson, a senior at Highland Park High School, 

volunteers her time leading the Junior Advisory Council for 

The Salvation Army’s North Texas Youth Education Town 

(YET) in Arlington established through funds granted as a 

result of Super Bowl XLV. Haley started the group to raise 

additional funds and provide volunteer support for the YET. 

The Junior Advisory Council will serve under the 

guidance of the YET Advisory Council chaired by Emmitt 

Smith. The Junior Advisory Council is composed of three 

juniors and three seniors from each of seven local high 

schools: Episcopal School of Dallas, Hockaday School, St. 

Mark’s School of Texas, Jesuit College Preparatory, Ursuline 

Academy, Highland Park High School, and J.J. Pearce High 

School. 

YET 

Junior 

Advisory 

Council

The SALVATION ARMY 

DFW METROPLEX COMMAND 

P.O. BOX 36006 DALLAS, TEXAS 75235 

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