Salvation Army Announces New Leaders in Harrisonburg, Virginia

The Salvation Army in Harrisonburg, Virginia, recently welcomed new leaders, Majors Alan and Kim Grimes, during a community meet and greet event. The couple began their service with the organization in the area, using the occasion to connect with local residents and introduce themselves to the community.

Kim Grimes has been associated with The Salvation Army since 1986 and has served as an officer since 2002. She shared that her family’s initial involvement with the organization began through a homeless shelter and its music program. Alan Grimes, on the other hand, encountered The Salvation Army in 2003 while working at a barbershop in Athens, Georgia, and joined the organization in 2004.

The Grimes expressed their appreciation for the warmth and support they have received from the community since moving to Harrisonburg two months ago. Kim Grimes noted that many community members have shared personal stories about how The Salvation Army has positively impacted their lives, including through its shelter services and other programs.

The couple is eager to expand their presence in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County, seeking additional opportunities to serve the community. They are also actively looking for volunteers to assist with meal services at the Salvation Army shelter, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and support.

The Salvation Army continues to play a vital role in providing essential services and fostering connections within the community. The arrival of new leaders like the Grimes underscores the organization’s ongoing commitment to serving those in need and strengthening local ties through outreach and volunteer efforts.

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