Joan Daines journey to The Salvation Army started with income taxes. But from there, she went on a joyful journey through volunteering, then attending, until she made it official “It just feels like the right place for me. I love The Salvation Army. They’re my family.”

Debbie Rigetti was helped by The Salvation Army when she was young--and never forgot. Now, she is giving back by donating the proceeds from her popular relish to the Army. “Once a street kid myself, I can now help others,” says Debbie, “and maybe those people will be able to help others down the road. It’s a full-circle moment."

After a local community kitchen was a victim of theft, The Salvation Army in Grand Falls-Windsor, N.L., stepped up to offer their support.

For 43 years, Craig Smith struggled with drug addiction. But The Salvation Army reignited his life. Craig underwent rehabilitation and then joined The Salvation Army’s Keystone program at Edmonton’s Centre of Hope.He believes his 18-month stay at Keystone was the best thing he could have done.“It saved my life,” he says.

Salvation Army holiday camps helps participants develop social and outdoor skills.

Jazz up a second-hand mug using temporary tattoos, then fill it with your favourite tea, chocolate, etc.

“Hope is the reason why I came here,” Tareq Hadhad says. “I was looking for a place where I feel that I belong. Canada made it so easy for all of us to feel like we can belong to a new place, our adopted home. “Syria is my home by birth, but Canada is my home by choice.”

It amazes Joyce Starr Macias that God, who created all things, wants to communicate with us here on earth and, later, to spend eternity with Him. But who has the time?

Don't you want to be part of something where the doors are wide open and accessible to all—where everyone, especially those on the margins, know they have a seat at the table?

Inside Out 2 picks up a few years after the original. Riley (Kensington Tallman) has just turned 13. Herbody—and her emotions—are in a state of flux.