Tag: On Board
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Victoria Advisory Board Gains Insight into Youth and Shelter Programs
On May 28, 2025, The Salvation Army welcomed donors, supporters and advisory board members to the William and Catherine Booth Society Luncheon at Victoria’s Union Club. This gathering celebrated a…
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Vancouver’s William and Catherine Booth Society Luncheon
The William and Catherine Booth Society Luncheon provided a great opportunity for The Salvation Army to connect with and give thanks to some of our biggest supporters in the community.…
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National Advisory Board Visits Newfoundland and Labrador
The Salvation Army’s National Advisory Board (NAB) gathered in St. John’s, N.L., June 4-6, 2025, for a meaningful time of connection, learning and local engagement. The visit began with presentations…
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Advisory Board Member from Edmonton Volunteers During Wildfire Recovery Efforts
Robert Baldauf has a long history of volunteering with The Salvation Army. He has been the chair of the Calgary Advisory Board for many years, and after recently relocating to…
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Honouring Lt-Colonel Mel Bond’s 62 Years of Exceptional Service
Lt-Colonel Mel Bond’s remarkable 62 years of ministry through Salvation Army public relations and development work stand as a testament to his unwavering dedication and exceptional service within The Salvation…
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National Advisory Board Tours Salvation Army Facilities in Calgary
The National Advisory Board (NAB) recently visited Calgary, offering encouragement and support to several key Salvation Army centres in the area. Their trip included stops at the Forest Lawn Community…
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Salvation Army Expands Community Outreach with New Langford Thrift Store
The Salvation Army in Langford, on Vancouver Island, celebrated the grand opening of its newest and largest thrift store on June 6, 2024, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The 11,000-square-foot store,…
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Week on Parliament Hill Offers Opportunity for Advocacy
In May, the Canada and Bermuda Territory’s public affairs team hosted the second annual Salvation Army Week on the Hill, bringing 60 Army representatives to Ottawa to influence and inform…
