The Salvation Army Eastern Territory is one of the four regional divisions of The Salvation Army in the United States. It encompasses 11 states in the northeastern part of the country, namely Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and the eastern part of Maryland. Established in 1927, the Eastern Territory operates under the leadership of a territorial commander and provides a wide range of social services, spiritual support, and disaster relief to those in need. Throughout the region, the Salvation Army Eastern Territory operates numerous community centers, churches, adult rehabilitation centers, homeless shelters, and children’s services facilities. These establishments serve as hubs for various programs and initiatives aimed at addressing poverty, homelessness, addiction, and other social issues. The territory’s comprehensive services include providing meals, housing assistance, job training, addiction recovery programs, emergency assistance, and access to medical and mental health services. The Salvation Army Eastern Territory also plays a crucial role in disaster response efforts, offering immediate assistance to individuals and communities affected by natural disasters, such as hurricanes, floods, or wildfires. Trained personnel and volunteers respond swiftly to provide emergency shelter, food, and emotional care to those impacted, while also aiding in long-term recovery efforts. Supported by volunteers and generous donors, the Salvation Army Eastern Territory remains committed to its mission of “Doing The Most Good” and continues to positively impact the lives of millions of individuals and families across the region.