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The Salvation Army in Saint John Steps Up for a Good Cause
12th March 2026
Cold Night of the Year (CNOY) is an annual fundraising walk held in cities and towns across Canada. Its goal is to raise money for those experiencing hurt, hunger and…
March 8, 2026 marks International Women’s Day—a day that celebrates women’s empowerment and advocates for gender equality. Thankfully, The Salvation Army is no stranger to elevating women in leadership and…
En cette Journée internationale de la femme, nous rendons hommage à toutes les femmes, en particulier pour le courage, la force et la résilience de celles qui rebâtissent leur vie…
Salvation Army volunteer, Stephen Jones, ready to welcome students to Parking Lot Pizza. It’s lunchtime and the smell of fresh pepperoni pizza fills the air as you enter The Salvation…
A Second Helping of Good Food for Neighbours in Need
23rd February 2026
Food. Good Food. It’s one of the pillars of life that we can’t live without. Currently in Canada, food insecurity is a major concern for many people. While there are programs and services that provide food to those experiencing challenges, some neighbours need a little…
Welcome Home in Moncton, N.B., Addresses Housing Instability
13th February 2026
For people who are experiencing homelessness, the first few months after transitioning into housing can be challenging. The transition can come with financial stresses, food insecurity, trouble navigating systems and…
Business Owner Launches Food Drive to Support The Salvation Army
3rd February 2026
A few years ago, Kyle Chiasson was going through a difficult period and received emergency housing and food from The Salvation Army, as he worked to get his life on…
Clothe-a-Family Program Gives Access to Warmth this Winter
27th January 2026
As the winter season settles across the country, costs rise for most people as they try to stay warm. From high heating bills to new winter wear for children, the…
New Year, New Use: Give Your Old Items a Second Chance
23rd January 2026
‘Out with the old, in with the new!’ This is the sentiment every year as the calendar changes, and as many of us know, the previous year isn’t all that…