The National Capital Band of The Salvation Army (Bandmaster James Anderson) supported Hunger No More: An Interfaith Convocation, held at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC on Monday, 6 June 2005. The convocation, held on the eve of National Hunger Awareness Day, brought together more than 40 US religious leaders representing traditions ranging from Muslim to Hebrew, Christian to Buddhist. The common goal, to end hunger both inside the United States and throughout the world, was discussed during meetings held during the day. In the evening, a multi-faith worship service was held in the National Cathedral. The main speaker for the evening was the Anglican archbishop of Cape Town, South Africa, Most Rev. Njongonkulu W. H. Ndungane.

Prior to the relaunch of the National Capital Band site in June 2005, news reports were posted on The Brass Crest, an independent site featuring information, news and reviews about brass bands, instruments and music, focusing on the Salvation Army brass band tradition. These links take you outside of the National Capital Band site.

• Centenary Celebration in Lynchburg (2–3 April 2005)
• Easter in the Deep South for NCV Youth Sections (23–28 March 2005)
• New York State of Mind (25–27 February 2005)
• 4th Annual Carol Concert in DC Metro (5 December 2004)
• Richmond Weekend for National Capital Band (6–7 November 2004)
• NCB Kicks Off 2004–2005 Season (10–11 September 2004)
• Bearcrofts in Arlington (8–9 May 2004)
• NCB Members Honored at NCV Youth Councils (25 April 2004)
• PSALM Brass Visits Nation's Capital (8–12 April 2004)
• Mr. Anderson Comes to Washington (4 April 2004)
• National Capital Band Springs Ahead (27 March 2004)
• National Capital Band Returns to Lynchburg (21–22 February 2004)
• National Capital Band Visits Lynchburg, VA (22–23 February 2003)
• New Leadership for National Capital Band (12 February 2003)
• NCB Thanksgiving Weekend Concerts (23–24 November 2002)
• NCB Ends Season With Many Farewells (31 May 2002)
• USA East Names Music Editor (31 May 2002)
• Return to the Jefferson Memorial (19 May 2002)
• Concert of Hope (23 February 2002)
• National Capital Band Opens Christmas Season (1–2 December 2001)
• NCV Youth Band and Timbrels Visit Winchester (10–11 November 2001)
• USA South Tour (17–21 October 2001)
• Concert at Jefferson Memorial (23 September 2001)
• National Capital Band in Waynesboro, VA (12 May 2001)
• National Capital Band Releases New Recording (24 April 2001)