Salvation Army

When Joe Cornell found a bag with $125-thousand cash inside, he could have kept it. But instead, this honest man decided to contact authorities and return the money to the armored truck company that lost it. In doing so, he found out honesty really does pay.

We had a competition between our Townsquare Media Grand Junction radio stations to see who could raise the MOST money for the Salvation Army over a two hour period and even though there were those that  LOST in the end we all WIN!

We all love to give presents to our friends and family members, and there is great joy in that. But, it's possible that giving gifts to strangers could bring even greater joy.

The Salvation Army will be helping the less fortunate families across Western Colorado this December. The truth is, they expect to help over 1800 families, including more than 2800 boys and girls. You can be a part of this by donating toys and food, helping to put smiles on many faces and making this Christmas very merry. Here is how you can help out:

Grand Junction Police is investigating an incident in which two separate explosive devices detonated at the Salvation Army building at 1235 North 4th Street in Grand Junction.

In the wake of all the flooding on the Front Range, The Salvation Army of Grand Junction is currently asking for money donations to help with long-term recovery efforts.

What happened to that whole goodwill toward man thing?

KOOL 107.9 is teaming up with the Salvation Army again this year to collect toys for it’s annual toy drive, which provides new toys for families who can’t really afford to give their children a happy Christmas. The Salvation Army is at work 12 months out of the year reaching out to hurting people and helping those in need...