LYNCHBURG, Va. – The Salvation Army of Greater Lynchburg is shutting down its shelter after an individual tested positive for COVID-19. The organization announced Friday that their Center of Hope facility is on lockdown until Dec. 4 for deep cleaning and sanitizing. The community feeding program has been put on hold, and the lockdown also affects their Thanksgiving event. “Sadly, we will have to cancel our Thanksgiving feeding, but we’re hoping to postpone that to December because we still want to serve the community. The Salvation Army’s adjacent Community Center, as well as their Red Kettle and Angel Tree programs, have not been impacted.