San Francisco honors Majors Darren and Mary Norton of Salvation Army for community impact

Majors Darren and Mary Norton of the Salvation Army were honored during a recent San Francisco government meeting for their exceptional service and leadership in the community. As they prepare to transfer to Hawaii, city officials expressed deep gratitude for their impactful work addressing homelessness, addiction, and poverty since their arrival in 2019.

The Nortons have been instrumental in implementing the "Way Out" initiative, which provides immediate access to drug treatment, transitional housing, and long-term support for individuals in need. Their holistic approach has transformed countless lives, earning them recognition for their compassionate care and dedication to the community.

In addition to their professional efforts, the Nortons have actively participated in community service, including delivering meals to homebound seniors during the holidays. Their commitment to serving those in need has reinforced the values of empathy and community that are central to San Francisco.

During the meeting, the Nortons expressed their gratitude for the support they received from the city and emphasized their mission to help individuals find hope and recovery. Their legacy of service will continue to inspire others in the community as they embark on their next chapter in Hawaii.