Salvation Army "residents' give back in bad weather

When the beautiful-yet-treacherous snowfall passes, that's when opportunity comes.

At The Salvation Army's Center of Hope, shelter residents will take care of their "home" by shoveling and clearing the sidewalks for visitors and those seeking daily meals.

"We want people to step up to the shovel," said Maj. K. Kendall Mathews, regional coordinator. "Our residents take pride in their shelter and we're teaching them to be responsible."