The Salvation Army is grateful to the Government of Canada for the $11.25 million it provided to The Salvation Army for food security during the COVID-19 pandemic. The graphic above illustrates how it has been distributed to date. We also acknowledge and appreciate our many Salvation Army staff and volunteers who have worked hard to ensure Canadians who needed it the most received safe, nutritious and culturally diverse food.
Army Responds to Wildfires in Fort Simpson, N.W.T.
Emergency disaster services teams are on the ground to serve and support evacuees.
by Juan Romero and Sara Djellal NewsOn June 26, a devastating wildfire broke out near Fort Simpson, N.W.T., forcing residents of the village to evacuate. Many were transported to Yellowknife, where The Salvation Army is operating a 24-hour reception centre and providing meals, essential supports and compassionate care for evacuees. From June 29 to July 12, the Army’s emergency
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More Than a Food Bank
Breaking the cycle of poverty through transformation, not transaction.
by Abbigail Oliver FeaturesFood insecurity is on the rise across the Canada and Bermuda Territory, and The Salvation Army is well-positioned to assist through its food banks—but the ministry goes far beyond just sharing food. With 220 community services locations in the territory, food banks are one of the first ways that the Army connects with individuals and families in
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Gateway of Hope in Langley, B.C., Provides Care to Residents and Their Pets
New partnership supports clients with animals and offers a free vet clinic.
by Abbigail Oliver NewsAt the vet clinic at Gateway of Hope in Langley, B.C., veterinarians volunteer their time to care for pets of people in the community




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