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- What is the rating of The Salvation Army Orlando Citadel Corps?
- The Salvation Army Orlando Citadel Corps is rated 4.3 out of 5 based on 41 reviews.
- Where is The Salvation Army Orlando Citadel Corps located?
- 440 W Colonial Dr, Orlando, FL 32804
- How can I contact The Salvation Army Orlando Citadel Corps?
- Phone: (407) 423-8581 · Website: salvationarmyorlando.org
The officers welcomed us warmly.
The memorial service was uplifting and strengthening.
The memorial service was uplifting and strengthening.
This place is more of a social service place. However, the people hosting the Thanksgiving dinner this past year need to be reprimanded for how rude they were to many of the people that they serve especially the leader he threatened jail on everybody he has a heart that does not understand the population he is servingin that area I was there because I work at Universal and I had to eat something before I went to work that day
Weather was one factor then you have appointed time to start 11:00a.m
But did not start until 12:35 p.m.. there were no true line with people skipping arguments for handicapped with finally bough to front of line. They were no take out trays to go for people came and needed to take food home to home care personal the now mobile. I myself left after one hour due to people smoking and skipping in line ,where was security. I will never attend an Thanksgiving event @Salvation Army ever. Thanking you and yours, I remain.
But did not start until 12:35 p.m.. there were no true line with people skipping arguments for handicapped with finally bough to front of line. They were no take out trays to go for people came and needed to take food home to home care personal the now mobile. I myself left after one hour due to people smoking and skipping in line ,where was security. I will never attend an Thanksgiving event @Salvation Army ever. Thanking you and yours, I remain.
I appreciate what they do for the community, but the lack of public information for people seeking to donate supplies is disappointing.
I came here on a Sunday to donate supplies for the residents living in the towers next door. There was no donations signage on the church property, so o drove to the towers next door. The security woman at the front desk said she doesn’t know anything about donations (how do you work for a charitable organization and not have been told about donations???) and told me to go to the gym at the church.
I drive back to the church. Gym doors are locked except one. I walk in; it’s empty. After walking through the whole building saying “helloooo helloooo”, I finally found someone. They were working with the children and couldn’t accept my donation of supplies, so I just left the stuff on a random table in the gym with a note.
For a charitable organization that has residents in need living on their property, you would think there would be a sign or box SOMEWHERE on the property for people to bring stuff.
I came here on a Sunday to donate supplies for the residents living in the towers next door. There was no donations signage on the church property, so o drove to the towers next door. The security woman at the front desk said she doesn’t know anything about donations (how do you work for a charitable organization and not have been told about donations???) and told me to go to the gym at the church.
I drive back to the church. Gym doors are locked except one. I walk in; it’s empty. After walking through the whole building saying “helloooo helloooo”, I finally found someone. They were working with the children and couldn’t accept my donation of supplies, so I just left the stuff on a random table in the gym with a note.
For a charitable organization that has residents in need living on their property, you would think there would be a sign or box SOMEWHERE on the property for people to bring stuff.
I am in disbelief at how much help this organization provides to our community! I have been volunteering for a few months when I can and every time I go, my eyes are opened to the fact that this organization literally helps thousands of people with immediate needs! A lot of churches preach helping our fellow humans but these people put their heart, time and money where their mouth is! Thank you for all that you do for the people! The list is endless!
I went as a volunteer. I didn't know which building to go to. I buzzed one building and the lady that answered was so nasty. I almost went home but I walked to another building and the woman told me which building to go to. The people I worked with are very respectful and had a pleasant time.
I was invited to their Centennial celebration since in the early 2000's I was a member of the Hispanic Outreach Corp. I enjoyed the celebration it was two day's. Saturday afternoon a dinner and afterwards a play celebrating the life of a Salvationist by the name of Joe the Turk. On Sunday there was a traditional church service, a Praise Service followed by a drama celebrating the life of Samuel Logan Brengle. It was a wonderful celebration. The new officers are Spirit led. If you are looking for a church to worship I highly recommend the Salvation Army Citadel Corp located on SR 50 before I-4.
My experience with The Salvation Army is in the Gymnasium as a volunteer at an IDignity event. IDignity serves the community by helping people who do not have identification obtain Birth Certificates, Drivers’s Licenses, SS Cards, etc.
The Salvation Army offers community-centered emergency services and transitional programs that help individuals overcome barriers to personal/spiritual growth, stability, and self-sufficiency; for the glory of Jesus Christ.
The Salvation Army Social service programs provide relief to thousands of individuals and families in need of food, clothing, shelter, financial assistance, as well as spiritual and emotional counseling.
The Salvation Army offers community-centered emergency services and transitional programs that help individuals overcome barriers to personal/spiritual growth, stability, and self-sufficiency; for the glory of Jesus Christ.
The Salvation Army Social service programs provide relief to thousands of individuals and families in need of food, clothing, shelter, financial assistance, as well as spiritual and emotional counseling.
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