Photo: Gospel Herald City of Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie speaks at Rotary Hospice House Open House & Summer Garden Party on June 27th, 2010. The event provided an awesome window for the public into amazing Salvation Army hospice care in Richmond. Check out the whole story here.

Salvation Army hospice volunteers’ personal touches eases pain of transition Written by Michelle Hopkins Used with permission from Richmond News When Lesley Hicks much-loved father, 82-year-old Percy Hicks, became too ill to be cared for at home or in hospital, the family struggled with what to do. Then the family — Lesley, mother Iris and  […]

A new community feeding program operated by The Salvation Army offers a hot meal every day of the week. by Roxanne Hooper There’s a new food security team in town, and they’re making it their job to feed upwards of 100 disadvantaged Langley residents every day of every week. It’s a team of staff and  […]

Are you interested, or do you have a family member who may be interested in hospice care? The Salvation Army Richmond Rotary Hospice is a beautiful hospice facility in Richmond, British Columbia, is a very special place that cares for and supports loved ones and their families facing end of life. Check out this video  […]

For the fourth straight year, The Salvation Army was on hand at the start line of The Vancouver Sun Run, collecting donated clothing of runners as they began their run. This year the weather was amazing, with clear blue skies and an unusually warm May morning. Salvation Army volunteers wondered if clothing donations this year  […]

The Salvation Army British Columbia Divisional Commander, Major Susan L. van Duinen, has issued a debriefing for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics. The message can be read here.

On a sunny mid-March afternoon in Kelowna, BC over 300 people gathered to celebrate the transformation of a former bowling alley and pub into the Kelowna Salvation Army’s new Community Life Centre and Thrift Store at a grand opening and dedication ceremony. Services offered at the new Community Life Centre include counselling, emergency food hampers,  […]

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‘It feels good to be part of something again’ Written by Petti Fong Toronto Star, February 28, 2010 VANCOUVER-When Kevin Acker was asked if he wanted to see an Olympic hockey game this week, the Salvation Army facility resident assumed he would watch it on television. He never thought he’d get donated tickets to the  […]

An international organization serving in 119 countries, the 2010 Olympic Games provides The Salvation Army with the opportunity to serve friends from all over the world, and to celebrate the games equally with Vancouver’s at risk population. Follow The Salvation Army’s Olympic efforts in Vancouver, at www.saolympics.com To volunteer, call 604-299-3908