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Managers Take to Roof for Food Drive

Posted on 24th September 2012, by SalvationArmy.ca
Vernon, B.C. – A local food drive is going to extreme heights this week. Jim Tennant, Save on Foods store manager; David MacBain of the Salvation Army; Kelly Kedrosky, Village Green Centre marketing director and Scott Adam, VGC manager, will be camping out up on the rooftop of Save on Foods to raise food and  […]
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Salvation Army Taking Over Charlottetown Homeless Shelter

Posted on 21st September 2012, by SalvationArmy.ca
A $200,000 donation from a local businessman will allow the Salvation Army to take over operation of a Charlottetown homeless shelter for men. Capt. Jamie Locke says a man asking to remain anonymous is donating $100,000 to cover initial start-up costs including renovations and transfer of ownership. A further $100,000 donation will be made in  […]
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Charity Golf Tourney Helping out Sally Ann

Posted on 20th September 2012, by SalvationArmy.ca
The Chilliwack Chiefs and the Salvation Army have teamed up for a charity golf tournament to be held Sept. 27 at the Chilliwack Golf and Country Club. Money from the tournament will go towards the lease of a new three-ton reefer truck desperately needed by the Upper Valley Salvation Army Food Bank Program. Read more
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Salvation Army Work Officially Commenced in Greenland

Posted on 18th September 2012, by SalvationArmy.ca
The General has given approval to the opening of Salvation Army work in Greenland as from 8 August 2012, bringing the number of countries in which the Army officially operates to 125. Greenland is an autonomous country within the Kingdom of Denmark. The Army’s work in Greenland will thus be under the supervision of the  […]
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Annual Review 2011/12

Posted on 17th September 2012, by SalvationArmy.ca
The Annual Review is the story of your donations at work. At the end of each day, The Salvation Army has helped thousands of broken people whose lives have been assaulted. Clear, transparent information in this Annual Review will tell you all about it. Last year 1.8 million people were helped by The Salvation Army  […]
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Homelessness Hits Home with Sleep in the Park

Posted on 12th September 2012, by SalvationArmy.ca
Dunnville, Ont. – Although there were looming clouds during the early evening of Sept. 7 the show went on. “Sleep in the Park lets people know how others live,” said Tabitha Battenburg, a volunteer at the event’s information booth. As the evening progressed the crowds increased, raising over $6,500 for the Salvation Army in one  […]
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Rotary Food Bank Drive to Help Stock Shelves

Posted on 11th September 2012, by SalvationArmy.ca
Grande Prairie – Last year, volunteers in the annual Rotary Food-Bank Drive brought in 140,000 food items to replenish the Salvation Army Food Bank. The September 18th drive gets started at 5 o’clock with teams meeting at the D-Coy Armories — that’s where maps and other supplies are doled out. Organizers hope they see those  […]
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Oil Giant BP Donates to Hurricane Isaac Relief Efforts

Posted on 31st August 2012, by SalvationArmy.ca
Jackson, MS – The Salvation Army is most appreciative of oil giant BP’s donation to support relief efforts related to Isaac, which lashed Louisiana and Mississippi with flooding rains and wind. BP’s $1M donation will be made to the American Red Cross and The Salvation Army and divided equally between the two hard-hit states. In  […]
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Lesson for today: Generosity

Posted on 31st August 2012, by SalvationArmy.ca
Back-to-school help in Halifax is a community effort. Linda Elliott started giving away supplies from her Bedford home, starting with about 12 backpacks. She partnered with the Salvation Army three years ago. Almost 150 brand-new backpacks full of pencils, paper, binders, crayons, glue and other school supplies were given to struggling families Wednesday at the  […]
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Salvation Army Serves in Gulf Coast Disaster

Posted on 30th August 2012, by SalvationArmy.ca
As Tropical Storm Isaac slowly moves northward through Louisiana, Salvation Army personnel are in impacted regions along the Gulf Coast. The storm, which made landfall as a hurricane, has caused significant flooding throughout the region including in Plaquemines Parish, about 50 miles southeast of New Orleans. The Salvation Army has been providing food and hydration  […]
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