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The Salvation Army in Canada continues to closely monitor the ever changing realities surrounding COVID-19, following all regulations from both federal and provincial governments, as well as Health Canada.

During this time of uncertainty, we are working diligently to provide essential services such as food, shelter and clothing, while taking preventative measures to protect the safety of the people we serve, as well as our officers, employees and volunteers. Their well-being is our top priority.

While the delivery of these services may look a little different, we will continue our mission to shelter, feed and clothe the most vulnerable, based solely on the community needs and our capacity to help.

“Our teams are working tirelessly to take the proper precautionary measures to ensure everyone’s safety while we meet the ever growing needs of our communities,” explains Major Wade Budgell, Divisional Commander. “Our support will continue. We are still The Salvation Army.”

For updates on The Salvation Army in Canada’s response to COVID-19, please visit Salvationist.ca/covid19

For answers to frequently asked questions, please follow this link.

Community Family Services

If you are in need, please contact your local Salvation Army before visiting their location. You can find their contact info on our locations page.

Media Inquires

For media inquires and information regarding The Salvation Army Maritime Division in regards to COVID-19.

Captain Jamie Locke
Divisional Secretary for Public Relations and Development
Tel: 902-221-4729
jamie_locke@can.salvationarmy.org

Donate

To donate to The Salvation Army’s COVID-19 relief efforts online, please follow this link.

To donate to your local Salvation Army online, please follow this link.

To make a donation by phone, please call 902-455-1201 or;

Leigh Anne MacDonald
Donor Relations and Annual Giving Representative
Tel: 902-455-1201 x 230
leigh_anne_macdonald@can.salvationarmy.org

Stories & Updates

For updates on The Salvation Army in Canada’s response to COVID-19, please visit Salvationist.ca/covid19

The Salvation Army Maritime Division

May 22: Small Blessings Daycare Returns to a New Normal

May 15: Income Tax Clinics Resume in New Brunswick

May 14: Nova Church Volunteers with Salvation Army COVID-19 Response

May 12: Virtual Coffee Time Helps Community Stay Connected

May 11: Salvation Army uses Thrift Store Resources to Help Those in Need

May 4: Salvation Army Maritime Division Implements Food Bank Delivery Service in Response to COVID-19

April 18: Salvation Army uses Facebook Live to Comfort Children with Bedtime Stories

April 16: Salvation Army in Saint John Serving up to 500 Meals Each Week

April 13: Senior Food Delivery Program Expanded to Help Those in Need

April 10: A Humble Moment Turned into Hope

April 9: Drive-Up Food Banks Help Safely Meeting Community Needs

April 8: Five Ways You Can Help The Salvation Army’s COVID-19 Relief Efforts

April 1: Divisional Leader Writes Letters to Premiers on Behalf of Vulnerable Maritimers

March 30: Taking Preventive, Proactive and Positive Measures at Bedford Macdonald House

March 29: Divisional Leaders Hold Online Prayer in Midst of COVID-19

March 27: Salvation Army Assists with Two Pop-up Shelters in Downtown Halifax

Mach 23: NSP Donates $500,000 to Support those Impacted by COVID-19

March 20: Salvation Army Prepares Emergency Disaster Services

March 18: Salvation Army to Temporarily Close Thrift Stores

March 17: Our Support will Continue, We are still The Salvation Army

March 16: Salvation Army in Canada Address Coronavirus Pandemic