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The Salvation Army is an international Christian denomination and charitable organization, structured in a quasi-military fashion. It operates as a Protestant church, offering religious programs and events, while also providing a wide range of social services. These include emergency disaster services, food distribution, housing and shelters, rehabilitation centers, and anti-human trafficking efforts. The organization runs thrift stores and camps, and offers international development and children's sponsorship programs. With a worldwide membership exceeding 1.5 million and over 7,500 centers in the United States alone, The Salvation Army is present in 126 countries, providing humanitarian aid and disaster relief globally. Its mission, established by founders Catherine and William Booth, is to meet both the physical and spiritual needs of the poor, destitute, and hungry.