Using data to break the cycle of intergenerational poverty Case Study: The Salvation Army’s Pathway of Hopesales@wellsky.com | 1-855-wellsky | wellsky.com The Salvation Army has pursued its mission to meet human needs at a scale few organizations can match. Today over 1.5 million Salvation Army members serve in 130 countries. In the U.S. alone, The Salvation Army assists approximately 25 million Americans every year who cope with the effects of natural disasters, poverty, abuse, and many other social ills. One critical problem The Salvation Army battles is the vicious cycle of intergenerational poverty. In response, The Salvation Army’s Midwest region began a program called Pathway of Hope (POH) in 2011. POH was an immediate success and became a national Salvat

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