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Salvation Army Gets State Housing Funds | Charlottesville News
Charlottesville City Council is eyeing a $3 million state-funded boost for the Salvation Army’s ambitious Center of Hope project — part of a $7 million state appropriation targeting transitional housing and workforce development. The Salvation Army, seeking over $6 million to renovate aging facilities, could see its bed capacity nearly double to 114 and meal seating expand dramatically in a new four-story building costing $28 million — construction slated to begin in 2027. Senator Creigh Deeds played a key role in securing the state funds, stressing the urgent need for serious investment…
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