The Salvation Army in Sandefjord, also known as the Salvation Army, is a non-profit organization that has been active in Norway since 1888. The organization focuses on caring for the whole person through its motto "soup, soap and salvation". It offers assistance to children and young people, substance abuse care, and services for the elderly. In addition, the Salvation Army participates in disaster relief work, such as hurricanes, and offers education and courses, including confirmation services.
The corps in Sandefjord is open to all generations and has activities that promote community and friendship. Volunteering is an important part of the organization's activities, and there are opportunities to support various projects. The Salvation Army also emphasizes sustainability goals and social responsibility, and offers free lectures on inheritance and wills for those interested in learning more. The organization was founded by William and Catherine Booth in 1865, and since then has aimed to create an inclusive and supportive environment for everyone.