-
For The Love of Giving – Barry Finds Hope at Saskatoon’s Crossroads Residential Services
My name is Barry. I am 55 years old and it wasn’t very long ago that I had a “normal life”. I was a government healthcare worker who attended the Salvation Army church and volunteered doing Emergency Disaster Services work for the Salvation Army. I was also the President of the Saskatchewan Green Party. I…
-
A Saskatchewan Woman Uses Dough To Raise Some Dough for The Salvation Army
A Swift Current woman, Doreen Martens, found a great way to make her donation go even further to help her local Salvation Army food bank. Doreen Martens poses for a photo at The Salvation Army Swift Current Food Bank while dropping off the funds she raised from selling her bread. In March of 2020, COVID-19…
-
New copper dining tables at The Salvation Army Crossroads Residential Services in Saskatoon hinder COVID-19 virus spread
At the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak, Major Judy Regamey and Crossroads Food Services Coordinator Ryan Olson sat down to assess how Rogers Communications’ donated funds could be used for updating the building’s dining area. The updates would provide added protection for residents and employees of The Salvation Army Crossroads Residential Services in Saskatoon, SK.…
-
IKEA Winnipeg donates over $10,000 worth of household items to The Salvation Army Winnipeg Centre of Hope
As an organization that has people at the core of its mission, The Salvation Army has taken unprecedented measures during COVID-19 to ensure that those who rely on them for help, stay healthy and safe. Abiding by social distancing guidelines, our shelter spaces at The Salvation Army Winnipeg Centre of Hope had to be expanded.…
