The Salvation Army

Del Oro Division

Serving Northern California & Northern Nevada

2016 Impact Report

Dear Friends,

We are truly blessed to be part of the

Del Oro Division where we interact with
volunteers, board members, employees and
Officers all working together to carry out The
Salvation Armys mission: To serve suffering
humanity without discrimination.

This annual report reflects over half a million

people served by our Division. Those who
lost jobs, children who needed toys for
Christmas, teens who needed after school
programs, those who were hungry, who
needed housing, and those who needed
spiritual care. Each found a safe, loving and
caring place at The Salvation Army.

With your continued support we will grow,

expand and find new, innovative ways to serve all people in need. We will fulfill Gods heart: Defend the
weak and the fatherless; uphold the cause of the poor and the oppressed. Psalm 82:3

God Bless you as we work together to change lives.

Ivan & Jennifer Wild

Del Oro Divisional Commanders

Our Mission
The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal
Christian church. Its message is based on the Bible. Its ministry is motivated by the love of
God. Its mission is to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ and to meet human needs
in His name without discrimination.
Our Locations
We have dozens of locations strategically placed around the Northern California & Northern Nevada
regions to serve those most in need.

Northern California
Antioch Roseville
Auburn Sacramento
Chico San Rafael
Concord Santa Rosa
El Sobrante Stockton
Eureka Suisun City
Grass Valley (Ray & Joan
Hayward Kroc Center)
Lodi Tracy
Napa Tri-Cities (Newark)
Oakland Yuba City/Marysville
Oroville
Petaluma Northern Nevada
Red Bluff Carson City
Redding Reno

Service Extension
In addition to our main locations, we also have 67 smaller service units placed in less populated
areas. Services offered vary by location, but often include food, utility assistance and emergency
shelter placement.

Emergency Disaster Services

Throughout the Del Oro Division, we provide response services in the event of a disaster. Our goals are to
serve those affected and first responders with immediate assistance, long-term recovery and emotional
and spiritual care. Del Oro currently has 13 mobile canteens to serve those in need.
Building a New Life in Chico

I was once homeless and

addicted to methamphetamine.
One of my family members
brought me to The Salvation
Armys Rehabilitation Center. With
the love of God, its changed my
whole outlook on life.

Here in Chico, Im the social

services assistant. Every time I
work the food assistance line, I see
the Spirit at work. Its a way of life,
and its changed my life. Giving
back and doing things for others
diminishes that character defect
that I had in myself.

- Chris, graduate of The Salvation

Armys Adult Rehabilitation
Center and current Chico
Corps employee.
Exciting Beginnings in Napa

Im passionate about The Salvation Army, and Im proud of what were doing in Napa,
especially with the new culinary academy. Were taking an organization thats been here
for 130 years and giving it some new relevancy.
- Rick Osgood, Napa Corps Board Member

Mr. Osgood and the Napa Corps

worked hard on launching the
Napa Valley Culinary Training
Academy, which provides
employable skills to adults who
are in recovery.
 Hope and Fun for Many to Come

In late September, ground was broken on a new project at our Camp Del Oro in the Sierra Foothills. This
endeavor was made possible by Northern California native and nature lover Stephen Ball, who bequeathed
The Salvation Army $7.2 million in his will. We expect completion of the project in Summer 2017.

This endeavor marks the fruition of a $20 million master plan for Campa plan 14 years in the making.

Three lodges, a gymnasium and a chapel. When

complete, the project will ensure that Camp will
have 278 beds. Large groups of children and rental
groups will be well accommodated.
When Disaster Struck . . .
In August 2016, the Clayton Fire raged through Lake County communities. Entire blocks were swept up by
the blaze. Families evacuated or watched helplessly while their homes and livelihoods went up in flames.

3,929 acres were burned. Nearly 300 homes and buildings were destroyed.

Thanks to our donors and volunteers, this is a story of strength, rebuilding, and neighbors helping
neighbors. We were able to come together and provide . . .

We also served up hearty portions of compassion,

providing spiritual care for 512 wildfire victims.
Lives Impacted in 2016 . . .

516,912
total people served

108,767
volunteers

925,744
meals provided

182
veterans served
In N. California & N. Nevada

179,496
men, women &
children sheltered

68,425
people served
at Christmas

134,888
toys provided

34,202
youth served
Partner Recognition
We are grateful for our signature partners, who have shown outstanding commitment to helping their
communities thrive through the work of The Salvation Army.

We would also like to thank these foundations that gave at least $5,000.

Aspen Foundation
Beneto Foundation
Butte Creek Foundation
Camille Mouchawar Foundation
Community Foundation of San Joaquin
Community Foundation of Sonoma
County
Community Foundation of Western
Nevada
Cortopassi Family Foundation
Crete Family Foundation
Ed & Betty Manoyan Foundation
The Feibusch Foundation
The Foor Foundation
The Foster Family Foundation
The G.A. Foster Legacy Foundation
God Only Knows Foundation
Lakeside Foundation
The Louis & Gladyce Foster Family
Foundation
The Lowell Berry Foundation
Margaret Pillsbury Foundation
Marin Community Foundation
Massie Family Foundation
Napa Valley Community Foundation
North Valley Community Foundation
Perry-Smith Foundation
Peszynski Foundation
Peter A. & Vernice H. Gasser Foundation
Peter & Melinda Darbee
PCAR Foundation, Inc.
Pfund Family Foundation
Robert Z. Hawkins Foundation
Roth Armstrong Hayes Foundation
Roxie & Azad Joseph Foundation
Sacramento Region Community
Foundation
The Safeway Foundation
Skip Viragh Foundation, Inc.
Solano Community Foundation
The Williams Family Foundation
Financials
Revenue $56,402,155

82 cents of
Sundry Income 0.95%
each dollar went
Program Service Fees 3.89%
directly to programs
Government Grants & Fees 6.65% and services.

Internal Support 9.25%

Sales to the Public 10%

Public Support 69.25%

Expense $56,518,879 7%

13%

Social Services Provided

Social Services
Corps Community Centers Provided, 38.74%

Administration & Fundraising

Rehabilitation Programs
18%
Residential & Institutional

Corps Community
Centers, 22.64%
Impact report for fiscal year October 1, 2015 - September 30, 2016
Ways to M a k e a n Im pac t

Make a Gift Today Donate Goods

Gifts of cash, securities, real estate, memorial gifts Our Thrift Stores accept donations of household
and more can be accomodated by items, furniture and clothing. Schedule
our Donor Relations Department at your donation pickup at 1-800-SA-TRUCK
888-390-2769, or visit give.gosalarmy.org. (1-800-728-7825) or visit SATruck.org.

Make a Lasting Gift Give Time

We can help you meet your personal, financial Your time is valuable. Donate it today.
and estate planning goals. Call our Visit volunteer.usawest.org and sign up
Planned Giving Department at to volunteer at your nearest location.
888-214-8229 or visit DelOroLegacy.org.

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