Like nothing else, being thankful is the key to facing perilous times. It produces the peace and abiding joy of knowing that God is at work in us, even in the hard days

Toronto Public Health nurse Jason Bass-Meldrum found his calling while working at a Salvation Army facility.

A local store's snack contribution helped two Salvation Army officers spread joy during COVID-19.

When a jet was diverted to Deer Lake, N.L., on Christmas Eve, members of The Salvation Army jumped at the opportunity to provide food and transportation to the stranded passengers.

During a kettle shift over the holidays, a man recounted how The Salvation Army helped him, giving him shelter, food and support. This is just one example showing how the organization impacts people's lives for the better.

After Angela's marriage failed and her business collapsed, The Salvation Army was there for her when she needed help the most. Now, as a volunteer, she gives back.

The novel Jacob's Bell, about a Salvation Army bell-ringer reminds us how important the work of The Salvation Army is at Christmastime and all through the year.

To keep her son’s memory alive, Cheryl Davies participates in The Salvation Army's Angel Giving Tree Program, so that other children have a joyful Christmas 

Thanks to The Salvation Army's Christmas Kettle campaign, people such as Tricia are given the support they need to start a new life.

Paula Geister volunteered at a Salvation Army soup kitchen to help people, but she found out that the best thing God did for her as she served over the years was teach her how to better love her neighbour.