British Columbia Division

55% of Salvation Army Programs see an increase in need.

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A new report from The Salvation Army, released as part of Dignity Month, reveals that despite a rebounding economy, many Canadian families and young people are still struggling to make ends meet. “Youth in Need: The Economic Challenges,” revealed that since the recession began in 2008, 55 percent of Salvation Army youth programs in Canada saw an increase in demand for low-fee or free extracurricular programs and meals during those difficult times. Despite an increase in volunteerism and donations at some centres, other Salvation Army programs were forced to cut … Read more

In the News: British Columbia Division

Victoria hosts Annual Luncheon.

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Oklahoma Tornadoes.

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Staples Advantage volunteers give back.

Thank you to the 7 Staples Advantage volunteers who helped serve breakfast at The Salvation Army Vancouver and Community Services unit last week.  The enthusiastic volunteers served a record, 160 … Read more