The Salvation Army Celebrates National Doughnut Day

Posted on 7th June 2021, by The Salvation Army in Canada
Doughnut Day began in 1938 in Chicago, and since then, it has been celebrated worldwide on the first Friday of June. You may be surprised to discover a deep history between these tasty treats and The Salvation Army. In 1917, Salvation Army volunteers went to the frontlines of the First World War in France, where  […]
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The Salvation Army Celebrates National Doughnut Day

Posted on 7th June 2021, by The Salvation Army in Canada
Doughnut Day began in 1938 in Chicago, and since then, it has been celebrated worldwide on the first Friday of June. You may be surprised to discover a deep history between these tasty treats and The Salvation Army. In 1917, Salvation Army volunteers went to the frontlines of the First World War in France, where  […]
Categories: News
When the lockdown began, many struggling Nova Scotian families wondered where their next meal would be coming from — little did they know it would be pizza delivered by The Salvation Army. “As soon as we posted it on Facebook people began to respond,” explains community services coordinator, Rebecca Mitchell. “The response was overwhelming. It  […]

Salvation Army Partners with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada to Improve Access to Food

Posted on 20th May 2021, by The Salvation Army in Canada
Volunteers
COVID-19 has been a difficult time for many Quebecers. The Salvation Army is proud to partner with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada to support people in times of crisis. The need for help has never been greater, and many families continue to face new and challenging realities. Partnerships like this allow organizations such as The Salvation Army  […]
The Salvation Army in Fredericton brought joy to hundreds of seniors when they delivered more than 300 flower plants and handmade cards to four retirement homes in the community last week.  “We want to engage seniors in our community garden project funded by Healthy Seniors Pilot Project federal funding, especially those who live in nursing  […]

Discovering the Importance of Volunteering

Posted on 10th May 2021, by The Salvation Army in Canada
Payton helping
The COVID-19 pandemic brought many life adjustments for 11-year-old Payton and his family. As he looks back, none of the changes were more impactful for him than the cancellation of organized hockey and the decision to be homeschooled for the 2020-2021 school year. The loss of activity and time with friends was challenging as Payton  […]

Salvation Army Steps-Up to Help Families Isolating in HRM

Posted on 27th April 2021, by Maritime
As cases continue to increase and more people are in self-isolation, The Salvation Army is stepping up to help by delivering food bank boxes to individuals and families in need.  “One client asked for food help after his two toddlers tested positive. Since the family is in isolation, we arranged a volunteer to do contactless  […]

Single Mom Gives Back After Getting Back on her Feet

Posted on 15th April 2021, by Maritime
Recently separated from her spouse, Jodi and her teenage son embarked on a new life on their own. Challenges came, and were escalated, until it became apparent she needed to reach out for support. That’s when she turned to The Salvation Army in Dartmouth. “The food support was an amazing help” “I found myself single  […]
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In partnership with the Nova Scotia Government, The Salvation Army has established a new program to help low-income Nova Scotians who have been financially impacted by COVID-19 catch-up on their home heating and electrical bills called the Nova Scotia COVID Relief Fund. “It will ultimately help Nova Scotians get back on their feet” The Nova  […]