The Salvation Army would like to thank all of our donors for their support. It is through caring individuals, companies, foundations and organizations, that we are able to be the “helping hands” to people who turn to us for assistance. The Salvation Army acknowledges, with gratitude, the following:
City Mazda is a supporter of Salvation Army campaigns through cash donations and sponsorships, provision of vehicles and drivers for client transportation needs, as well as personal time and energy assisting on the front lines.
Premiere Van Lines partners with The Salvation Army to transport food, furniture and toys to and from locations in the Halifax area, at Christmastime and throughout the year.
http://www.premierevanlines.com/
In partnership with Superline, Wilson Fuel and Ultramar, 34,000 litres of heating fuel was donated to The Salvation Army 2005/2006 Share the Fuel program. This year’s program assisted 95 families from Nova Scotia.
Bluewave Energy also offered customers the opportunity to donate to this program.
The Salvation Army congratulates Christmas Daddies for another successful telethon.
http://www.christmasdaddies.org/
Cossette Atlantic partners with The Salvation Army to create awareness of Salvation Army services and ways to donate
http://www.cossetteatlantic.com/index.asp
Credit Unions are the proud sponsor of the first Running Sober Campaign . Just three short years prior, living on the streets, the last thing Rick MacDonald ever imagined he’d be doing in the fall of 2007 was running across Nova Scotia for a cause. But with courage, perseverance, and help from his friends at The Salvation Army’s Booth Centre, Rick has conquered his battle with addiction and homelessness. Now he’s back on his feet and running. In October 2007, Rick laced up his shoes for a journey across the province with the Running Sober campaign to raise awareness and funds for the Booth Centre; educating and inspiring others all along the way. The run may be long, but the struggle against addiction never ends.
The Halifax Regional Fire and Emergency Services is a supporter of The Salvation Army’s Community Response Vehicle and Scotian Glen Camp.
At Scotian Glen, HRM Fire Services cleared brush following hurricane Juan. A team of about 10 firefighters will be painting the interior of the main meeting hall and the dining hall.
HRM Fire Services’s warm and fuzzy committee does special events to raise funds for camp and collect Canadian Tire money which goes towards camp supplies. Along with this, when someone visits their administration building at Aldering Landing, they will see a coin bank gathering funds for Scotian Glen camp.
The Salvation Army provides assistance to the HRM Fire and Emergency Services personnel.
www.halifax.ca/fire/Index.html
Holiday Inn Select, Halifax Centre sponsors The Salvation Army’s annual Appreciation Breakfast.
www.holiday-inn.com/halifax-centre
Kool 96.5 FM is a sponsor of The Salvation Army and Running Room’s Santa Shuffle, a 5 km fun run and 1 km elf walk fundraiser.
Investors Group sponsors the Beary Merry Christmas Concerts in Halifax, Liverpool and Yarmouth. Investors Group is a supportor of The Salvation Army’s Community Response Vehicle.
http://www.investorsgroup.com/english/
Invis, through its Angels in the Night, aims to raise money to purchase blankets, outerwear and other clothing and supplies for homeless shelters and charitable organizations. The Salvation Army’s Booth Centre receives annual donations from this event.
http://www.angelsinthenight.ca/
Through its Good Neighbour Energy Fund, Nova Scotia Power assists families with emergency heat. The Salvation Army is Nova Scotia Power’s charity of choice for administering this service.
http://www.nspower.ca/
In-Kind support of Salvation Army Advertising
The Greater Saint John Community Foundation supports The Salvation Army Saint John Community and Family Services Turkey Drive.
www.saint-john-foundation.nb.ca
In partnership with Bluewave Energy, Wilson Fuel and Ultramar, 34,000 litres of heating fuel was donated to The Salvation Army 2005/2006 Share the Fuel program. This year’s program assisted 95 families from Nova Scotia.
Telegraph Journal is a sponsor of The Salvation Army and Running Room’s Santa Shuffle, a 5 km fun run and 1 km elf walk fundraiser.
http://www.canadaeast.com/ce2/docroot/
Transcontinental is a sponsor of The Salvation Army and Running Room’s Santa Shuffle, a 5 km fun run and 1 km elf walk fundraiser.
http://www.transcontinental-printing.com/
In partnership with Bluewave Energy, Wilson Fuel and Superline, 34,000 litres of heating fuel was donated to The Salvation Army 2005/2006 Share the Fuel program. This year’s program assisted 95 families from Nova Scotia.
In partnership with Bluewave Energy, Ultramar and Superline, 34,000 litres of heating fuel was donated to The Salvation Army 2005/2006 Share the Fuel program. This year’s program assisted 95 families from Nova Scotia.
