Angel Tree

The Salvation Army of North Texas is rushing to making sure every Angel Tree client receives their gifts in time. One week until Christmas, NBC 5’s Katy Blakey reports NBC 5 and Telemundo 39 spent the day making sure that happens.

This is a busy week at the Salvation Army. Every 15 minutes, 25 families pick up their Angel Tree gifts. There is an army of volunteers curbside, and in the warehouse, helping make that happen.

The holiday spirit is alive and well at North Texas Salvation Army warehouses. Angel Tree families are picking up the gifts many of you so generously donated. Noelle Walker was there to see how it all comes together to make the holidays bright.

Mounds of Angel Tree gifts filled tables and boxes, waiting for volunteers to fold and sort.

There is a mountain of new toys, games and clothes at the Salvation Army warehouse that will go to Angel Tree recipients soon. But first, an army of volunteers is sorting through it all to get ready.

The Salvation Army Angel Tree program is still pushing for 3,000 angels to be adopted by 4:00 p.m. Tuesday.

The deadline for Salvation Army Angel Tree adoptions and drop-offs has been extended. That means there’s still time to give the gift of caring. Noelle Walker has the story.

There are still thousands of ‘Forgotten Angels’ to be adopted, so the Salvation Army Angel Tree campaign has been extended until 4:00 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 5.

NBC 5’s Larry Collins is live from the Salvation Army’s warehouse to tell us about the children in need and the gifts coming in.

The Salvation Army Angel Tree campaign is heading into its last week of the Angel Tree campaign with about 10,000 angels left to be adopted.

The Salvation Army Angel Tree campaign is heading into its last week of the Angel Tree campaign with about 10,000 angels left to be adopted.