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Salvation Army Honors Sweet Legacy on National Donut Day

  • The Salvation Army celebrated the 87th National Donut Day on June 6, 2025, honoring veterans and first responders nationwide.
  • The holiday began in 1938 to recognize the Donut Lassies who served donuts and uplifted soldiers during World War I.
  • In Lincoln County, The Salvation Army, with donations from local businesses, delivered donuts to fire departments while addressing rising food insecurity through weekly pantries.
  • Commissioner Merle Heatwole emphasized that the bravery and commitment of those who serve embody the core values of The Salvation Army, which supports more than 27 million Americans each year.
  • This event reinforced National Donut Day's role in honoring service and spotlighting community support amid growing needs across the country.
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WJTV broke the news in Jackson, United States on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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