The Salvation Army in Canada

The program does a world of good to help a child’s mental health. Learn how this Salvation Army after-school program in Spryfield, N.S., lifts spirits and allows children to socialize safely.

Dropping temperatures mean harsher conditions for those experiencing homelessness. But you can provide hope and help. This winter, be the bridge from suffering to hope for a vulnerable family in your community. Provide critical support to neighbours who need it this winter: https://bit.ly/3arCuGi

February 15 is Family Day. This year, we are more grateful than ever for the people in our lives who support us, show compassion and provide a listening ear when we need it most. Today, remember to reach out and connect with each other, whether in-person or virtually, and be thankful for everything that unites us. ... Happy Family Day from The Salvation Army in Canada.

The Salvation Army's Community and Family Services has served individuals and families facing crisis for more than 130 years. Programs include: Mobile outreach Nutritional support Coat and boot programs ... Together, we will continue to give hope to vulnerable Canadians.

"I hope that as you review this photo essay, you will be inspired and encouraged to support the Partners in Mission Self-Denial Campaign and come away with a greater understanding of the broad scope of ministries in Zambia."Lt-Colonel Brenda Murray. Learn more about this year's Partners in Mission highlight territory: Zambia.

Through your support, The Salvation Army provides various support services for vulnerable people, based on their unique needs. We walk beside them from day one and continue with them. Donate to help protect vulnerable neighbours today: http://bit.ly/3rnEVkd

In Canada, 1 in 11 people live in poverty. For many, the holidays are a special time of year. But behind the cheerful lights and merry songs, thousands of Canadians are fighting to make ends meetespecially during Christmastime. Together, we can help restore hope and dignity to vulnerable people

Together, we can help flatten the curve and protect each other; this means you’ll see fewer bell-ringers at our Christmas kettles. Through tiptap, a contactless giving option powered by Rogers, participating kettle locations now accept credit card and smartphone donations! You can even donate to our virtual kettle this season of giving. https://bit.ly/2K57J0i

Tonight, join us for our special Christmas feature from 7-10 p.m. ET on CBC. See the uplifting stories of those who have received help and hope thanks to supporters like you!

The needs are urgent, and we have to act now. With Christmas only four days away, we continue to see an alarming increase in the number of Canadians seeking support. However, our Christmas Kettle Campaign has only reached 50% of our fundraising goal. As we continue to navigate this global pandemic, and with lockdowns and limited numbers of our kettles on the streets nationwide, we expect to see a further increase in need in the coming months. ... Learn more.

Thanks to your generosity, we can provide those who are struggling across Canada services such as life-skills training and housing support to give them hope for a better future. On November 19th tune in for The Salvation Army’s sponsored Christmas feature to hear unique Hope Stories on CBC from 7-10 p.m. ET.

We don’t ask any questions. If you need a coat, you get one. No one should go through winter without a coat, and the number of people needing our help this year may be on the rise due to COVID-19. Learn how The Salvation Army in Cobourg and Port Hope, Ont., is gearing up for the cold weather and ensuring that at-risk people stay warm when temperatures drop.

Today is day four of our seven days of thanks giveaway. As we countdown to Christmas, simply answer our questions in the comment section below for a chance to win a prize in our 12 days of thanks giveaway! From food hampers to helping put toys and clothes under the tree, The Salvation Army is providing practical assistance to those in need every Christmas. How many received holiday assistance last year? A) 233,000 ... B) 100,389 C) 2,330 D) 42,297 Individuals with the correct answer will be entered into a daily draw and the winner will be selected at random. The winner will be contacted via Facebook. *No purchase necessary. Must be a resident of Canada to receive a prize. Giveaway is not affiliated with Facebook. Giveaway ends Thursday, December 24 at 4 p.m. ET.

Today, we’re launching our Christmas Kettle Campaign! With more than three million Canadians struggling to make ends meet, The Salvation Army relies on our kettles to empower and give hope to neighbours in need.

This Christmas, there are children who don’t have enough to eat. Together, we will provide food, clothing and basic necessities for families in need. Help feed hungry families this holiday season.

As part of The Salvation Army's Integrated Mother and Child Health project, Commissioner Stephen Chepkurui, territorial leader of The Salvation Army in Kenya West, participates in distributing health kits to medical staff in Kolanya. These kits, which include medicine, supplements and essential medical equipment, were delivered in partnership with Health Partners International of Canada.

Let's come together and make a real impact. Support our GivingTuesday Challenge. Help us raise $100,000 to provide food and hope to individuals and families in need across Canada. Donate today

In Canada, 1 in 11 people live in poverty. For many, the holidays are a special time of year. But behind the cheerful lights and merry songs, thousands of Canadians are fighting to make ends meetespecially during Christmastime. Together, we can help restore hope and dignity to those in need.

I have less anxiety and restored hope because of The Salvation Army. For Jennifer, being a single parent is tough, and this year's uncertainties only added to the pressure. See how The Salvation Army took the weight of worry off her shoulders.

The countdown to Christmas is here and The Salvation Army is celebrating through our seven days of thanks giveaway! Individuals with the correct answer will be entered into a daily draw and the winner will be selected at random. The winner will be contacted via Facebook. *No purchase necessary. Must be a resident of Canada to receive a prize. Giveaway is not affiliated with Facebook. Giveaway ends Thursday, December 24 at 4 p.m. ET. ... The Salvation Army Thrift Store - Canada serves the community through retail and diverts waste from landfills by recycling. How many of our thrift stores are across Canada? A) 105 B) 37 C) 206 D) 94

The Salvation Army’s iconic Christmas kettle helps raise awareness and gives hope to the millions of people living in poverty today. However, this year, due to COVID-19 you may see fewer bell ringers than before. You can donate to our kettles in person or online at FilltheKettle.com to give hope, food and shelter to struggling families across Canada. Donate today https://bit.ly/38SvRxU

GivingTuesday is on December 1st and there’s still time to join this global movement and make a local impact on vulnerable people in your community. Join our GivingTuesday challenge to give vulnerable Canadians the tools to rebuild dignity and renew hope https://bit.ly/2KFzxsN

Your support has a transformative impact on vulnerable people's lives by providing essential needs such as food, clothing, and shelter. Not just during the Christmas season but for years to come. As the world continues to change, The Salvation Army’s services matter more than ever. Donate today bit.ly/36qKq8M

Tune in on November 19th for The Salvation Army's sponsored Christmas feature on CBC from 7-10 p.m. ET. Whether it is shelter, substance-use recovery or life-skills development, Canadians in need have an entire army on their side. Hear the empowering stories of those who have received help and hope thanks to supporters like you!

Many families are struggling this Christmas. Your donation today helps put food on the table and gifts under the tree for families in need. Join The Salvation Army in providing food, clothing, and essential services to vulnerable people. https://bit.ly/2UboRTW

We remember. On Remembrance Day, The Salvation Army honours the thousands of Canadians who bravely and sacrificially served our country. During times of war and military conflict, they preserved peace and defended our freedom. We are thankful for all those who have served, past and present.

The Salvation Army has officially launched its 130th Christmas Kettle Campaign. Did you know? 1 in 11 Canadians are struggling to make ends meet and this year due to COVID-19 a growing number of people will need our help. Your gift will have a transformative impact on the lives of vulnerable people. This Christmas season, when you see our iconic red kettles, help The Salvation Army fill it!

In case you missed it, you can now watch The Salvation Army's sponsored Christmas feature on @CBC Catch all the unique and empowering stories of hope from some of our volunteers, supporters and clients!

You can help ensure that food and shelter are always available for people in need. Your monthly support will have a life-changing impact, now more than ever. Create lasting change.

November 20 is World Children's Day! Today, and every day, The Salvation Army supports children around the world through educational, health, housing and nutrition programs. Last year, through our Brighter Futures Children's Sponsorship Program, more than 8,000 children were helped. Become a sponsor today: https://bit.ly/3fhkYXt