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/
The Salvation Army distributes funds raised through the telethon back to the communities. 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
The Nova Scotia Firefighters helped build a new fire pit at Scotian Glenn Camp in 2011 by donating 50 per cent of the cost. The Salvation Army provides assistance to the HRM Fire and Emergency Services personnel.
http://www.halifax.ca/fire/Index.html
Kool 96.5 FM sponsors many of The Salvation Army’s events, including the Santa Shuffle, a 5 km fun run and 1 km walk fundraiser in partnership with The Running Room.
Investors Group is a past sponsor of the Beary Merry Christmas Concerts and a current sponsor of the Hope in the City Leadership Breakfast.
http://www.investorsgroup.com/
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 Centre of Hope 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/
Halifax Water has chosen The Salvation Army as their charity of choice, to administer their H20 (Help to Others) Water Assistance Program. This program provides valuable financial assistance to Halifax Water customers truly in need.
http://www.halifax.ca/hrwc/
The Greater Saint John Community Foundation supports The Salvation Army Saint John Community and Family Services Turkey Drive.
http://www.saint-john-foundation.nb.ca
For the past five years, Transcontinental has hosted its annual golf tournament in support of The Salvation Army’s Scotian Glen camp. The 2011 tournament raised $15,000.
http://www.transcontinental-printing.com/
Thanks to a partnership of home heating fuel companies – including Aabel Fuels, Bluewave Energy, Ultramar, Superline and Wilsons – 34,000 litres of heating fuel was donated to The Salvation Army’s 2012 Share the Fuel program.
http://www.bluewaveenergy.ca/
http://www.superline.ns.ca
http://www.ultramar.ca/
http://homeheating.wilsons.ca/index.php