ABC Columbia Partners with Salvation Army for Angel Tree Project
ABC Columbia has partnered with the Salvation Army for their Angel Tree project in Columbia, SC.
Columbia, SC, November 5, 2026 — ABC Columbia and the Salvation Army have announced a partnership to support the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree project in Columbia, South Carolina.
The collaboration aims to facilitate the collection of gifts and donations for children in need during the upcoming holiday season. The Angel Tree project is a long-standing initiative by the Salvation Army that allows individuals and organizations to “adopt” an angel, which represents a child, and purchase specific gifts for them based on their expressed wishes.
While the specific details regarding the timeline for gift collection, drop-off locations, or the expected number of children to be assisted were not immediately available, the partnership signifies a commitment from ABC Columbia to contribute to the community’s holiday charitable efforts. The Salvation Army typically launches its Angel Tree campaign in the late fall, with distribution of gifts occurring before the end of the year.
Further information regarding how the public can participate or contribute to the Angel Tree project through this partnership is expected to be released by both organizations as the initiative progresses. The exact nature of ABC Columbia’s involvement, beyond its role as a partner, was not specified.
The Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program serves as a crucial resource for families facing economic hardship, ensuring that children can receive toys and clothing during the holiday period. This partnership with ABC Columbia is intended to amplify the reach and impact of the program within the Columbia, SC area.
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