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Salvation Army Center of Hope in Jefferson City undergoing multi-million-dollar remodel

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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Melinda Jennings, Director of Development for the Salvation Army, discussed a multi-million-dollar effort to remodel and upgrade the Salvation Army Center of Hope in Jefferson City. The center aims to transition people experiencing homelessness into permanent housing and provide them with dignity and a home-like atmosphere.

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The remodeling effort represents a significant investment in social infrastructure and housing services within the community. The goal is to move away from a traditional shelter model toward a more supportive, home-like environment for clients.

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  • JenningsSalvation Army Director of Development who presented ideas for the center remodel

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