The first Friday of June marks National Donut Day. The Salvation Army takes the day to highlight its founding role and the true history behind the sweet tradition. The Salvation Army Capital Area Command is handing out free donuts while supplies last on Friday,

The Salvation Army celebrated National Donut Day on Friday, a tradition dating back to World War I where a group of women called the Donut Lassies would provide coffee and

The Salvation Army of Louisville made stops across the city today to drop off delicious baked goods. It’s an act of kindness, of course, but it carries a long history that dates back to World War I.