Every day, in Canada and abroad, The Salvation Army strives to help women experience futures that are bright, safe and rewarding. It does this by providing services that empower vulnerable women and celebrate their achievements.
International Women's Day, Sunday March 8, celebrates the successes of women worldwide and the initiatives that are in place to support their advancement.
Every day, in Canada and abroad, The Salvation Army strives to help women experience futures that are bright, safe and rewarding. It does this by providing services that empower vulnerable women and celebrate their achievements.
Every day, in Canada and abroad, The Salvation Army strives to help women experience futures that are bright, safe and rewarding. It does this by providing services that empower vulnerable women and celebrate their achievements.
Seeds of Hope
Lawn care company partners with The Salvation Army in Newfoundland and Labrador.
By Janice Keats Faith & FriendsBoyd Loveless, the owner of Nutri-Lawn, a lawn care and weed control company in St. John’s, N.L., always believed in giving back to the community. What began as a food drive in 2008 soon grew into a clothing drive, and that effort has continued to flourish. Today, it has become a fully stocked community resource known as Grandma’s Closet, filled with clothing contributions for anyone in need.
Love the Foreigner
Caring for newcomers is a command.
by Lieutenant Mirna Dirani Opinion & Critical ThoughtHow do we see the newcomer who walks through our doors? As a burden, or as someone made in the image of God?
A Light on the Hill
Guiding helps girls grow in leadership, friendship and service at Cedar Hill Corps in Bermuda.
by Karen Trott FeaturesMy hope for the future of Girl Guiding at Cedar Hill is that it continues to be a place of belonging, growth and inspiration, where every girl feels valued, supported and encouraged to discover her strengths.




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