COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–If you’re headed to the mall for holiday shopping, you can stop by the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree. The tree is located near the JC Penney court at Columbiana Centre Mall. The trees are also located at Lexington area Starbucks. ABC Columbia is a proud to partner of the Salvation Army for the project. On the trees you’ll…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Tis the season to be an Angel. You have the chance to make the holidays special for a child in need this year. You can stop by the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree located at the Columbiana Centre mall, as well as the Walmart on Dutch Fork Road and all Lexington Starbucks locations. On the Angel Trees, you’ll…
ABC Columbia image COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–If you want to be a secret Santa for a Midlands child this year, you can stop by the Salvation Army Angel Tree. Angel Trees are up at Columbiana Centre in the JC Penney court and at participating Lexington Starbucks and the Walmart Ballentine. Stop by a tree and donate a gift to a child…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Tis the season to be an Angel. You have the chance to make the holidays special for a child in need this year. You can stop by the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree located at the Columbiana Centre mall, as well as the Walmart on Dutch Fork Road and all Lexington Starbucks locations. On the Angel Trees, you’ll…
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You have the chance to make the holidays special for a child in need this year through the Salvation Army Angel Tree.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– We here at ABC Columbia would like to say thank you to everyone who made a child’s Christmas wish come true, by taking part in the Angel Tree program. According to the Salvation Army, this year’s Angel Tree was able to provide Christmas gifts for 2,758 children in the Midlands. ABC Columbia is a proud partner of…
We here at ABC Columbia would like to say thank you to everyone who made a child’s Christmas wish come true, by taking part in the Angel Tree program. According to the Salvation Army, this year’s Angel Tree was able to provide Christmas gifts for 2,758 children in the Midlands.
Monday was the first day families who signed up for the Salvation Army Angel Tree Program could stop by and pick up their presents for Christmas Day.
People across the Midlands are pitching in to help make the holidays special for children in need this year.
