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The Salvation Army is a Protestant Christian church and an international charitable organization known for its quasi-military structure. It focuses on addressing the needs of the poor, destitute, and hungry by providing both physical and spiritual support. With a worldwide membership exceeding 1.5 million and over 7,500 centers in the United States, the organization raises more than $1 billion annually to fund various initiatives, including food distribution, disaster relief, rehabilitation centers, and anti-human trafficking efforts. Present in 126 countries, The Salvation Army operates charity shops, shelters for the homeless, and offers humanitarian aid to developing nations. Its founders, Catherine and William Booth, aimed to bring salvation to those in need, and the organization continues to fulfill this mission through its diverse programs and services.