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This week the Valley is expecting potentially record-breaking temperatures, which is why the Salvation Army is activating their heat relief efforts for the first time in 2024.
"The Salvation Army considers extreme heat in Arizona our natural disaster," said Public Relations Director for the Salivation Army Southwest Division Scott Johnson. "We have sunscreen, hats, bandanas, cooling, towels, lip balm, things like that, just to help people reset their temperatures before they have to get back out there," said Johnson.
"On any day of an excessive heat warning to portions of the Valley that we have identified with high unsheltered population," said Johnson."A lot of people are not able to get to a Salvation Army indoor heat relief stations, so we bring the heat relief to them."
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