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One year ago, Gateway Linens opened shop and began cleaning linens and towels for all of The Salvation Army's five downtown shelters in Toronto. Dion Oxford, director of Gateway Shelter, realized that all of the laundry was costing the Army over $325,000 a year, and so came up with this cost-saving initiative.
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Booth UC Offers Education to People Experiencing Homelessness
Pilot project aims to make university more accessible.
by Abbigail Oliver News
At Booth University College in Winnipeg, a new pilot project is offering free university-level education to vulnerable populations. With a focus on making education asaccessible as possible, Shelter U is available to candidates from shelters across the city who will take the course alongside campus-based students. For many vulnerable people,
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Grand Opening of Army Thrift Store in Leslieville, Toronto
Shoppers help fund local Salvation Army programs and services.
by Abbigail Oliver News
A new Salvation Army thrift store in Toronto’s Leslieville neighbourhood officially opened in March, making it the ninth store in the city. Territorial and Ontario divisional leaders were invited for an exclusive tour of the store followed by speeches and a prayer led by Major Lori Mitchell, area commander. The official ribbon cutting opened the
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Peppered With Love
Salvation Army ministries in British Columbia express gratitude for weekly vegetable donations.
By Melissa Yue Wallace Faith & FriendsWhen Sunnyside Produce Ltd., a family-run greenhouse that grows 34 hectares of bell, mini and other specialty peppers in Surreyand Delta, B.C., were reviewing their annual giving options, they had an idea. “Every year, we make donations to different organizations, and we know The Salvation Army does a lot of good work locally,” says Corne Moerman,a fourth-generation grower. “Last year, we got to talking about setting up a program where we ship a pallet per week, which we’ve been doing for a few months now.”Since last May, Sunnyside Produce Ltd. has shipped more than 200 kilograms of bell peppers a week to Salvation Army ministry units across British Columbia, totalling more than 3,000 kilograms.
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