Rachel Ousley, of Montana’s ABC 5 did a three minute story yesterday about a special gal who’s always on hand to help out during times of crisis or disaster.

In fact, she spent three hours last night serving meals, drinks and snacks to the nearly 40 volunteer fire fighters battling a blaze near Stockett, Montana.

Her name is Sally One and she’s pretty well known around Cascade County.

She gets invited to some of the most intimate gatherings of firefighters, police personnel and other first responders because they know she can be trusted to come ready to serve them something to eat and drink along with a warm smile.

Sally One is The Salvation Army’s Emergency / Disaster Services mobile kitchen – we call her a ‘canteen’ – and she’s staffed by Jesse Oldham and his crew of volunteers.

To find out more about how Sally One serves in Montana and what she means to the men and women who count on her during difficult times, watch the news clip below.

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:: Click here to learn more about The Salvation Army’s services during times of disaster.

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