ITS WORTH OVER 2 BILLION!!! The money they collect around the holidays goes yo overhead. 93 cents of every dollar supposedly goes to helping out.
They all share it some goes to the nurses some goes to the equitment well to buy the eqipment it all goes to help the salvation army
Salvation Army will take them and money for the sale goes to the charity.
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When William Booth and his wife started the Salvation Army in 1865, it was originally called the East London Christian Mission. The story goes that at a meeting of its leaders, someone said that they were like a great volunteer army, to which William Booth, the Army's founder, replied something like: I am not a volunteer for I am compelled to do what I do. We are not a volunteer army, we are a Salvation Army. In 1878, the organisation became known as the Salvation Army. They adopted a uniform and adapted Christian words to popular tunes sung in the public bars.
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The Salvation Army was founded by ( General) William Booth in l865 in England. the US branches commenced about l89l . a feud between the ranks culminated in a split between the Salvationists and what was to become the Volunteers of America. one SA citadel had the sign, so the story goes- the Christian Mission, a Volunteer Army- and Booth, learning of the upstart"s defection, crossed out Volunteer and emphasized Salvation, from that day on , two different denominations. The Volunteers have dropped their paramilitary ranks and some religious orientation in recent years.
Overhead distribution lines are made of aluminium not wood.
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The word 'overhead' is a noun, an adjective and an adverb.Examples:We put our coats in the overhead. (noun)This cost goes into overhead expenses. (noun)The ball flew overhead and out of sight. (adverb)
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