Growing older worried Jeanette Levellie. But her outlook changed when she looked at it from God's perspective.

The Salvation Army's L’Abri d’espoir is a shelter and residence dedicated to welcoming women in difficulty. Vicky Harvey found refuge and new hope in this compassionate environment located in the heart of Montreal. “I’ve regained independence, a normal life I never imagined possible,” Vicky shares.

"The Salvation Army saved my life," says Donna. Sixty-two years later, she has never forgotten what The Salvation Army did and continues to support the organization.

What would you do if you had a magic crayon that could create anything you wanted? Harold and the Purple Crayon, in theatres now, answers just that question.

When Assia Said needed a helping hand, she learned about the good The Salvation Army provides to those looking for a second chance

Diane Stark's saw her online gaming pastime as harmless. At first. But it soon started to control her life. What could she do to end the game?

Salvation Army volunteers such as Nina Halpern play an indispensable role.

Now free of substance use, having a place to call his own and working in the home-renovation industry while embracing faith to keep himself on track, 54-year-old Gerald Jorgensen has altered the course of his life with the help of The Salvation Army and is helping others who are homeless by handing out water, food and clothing.

For thousands of years, humans have been foretelling the end, the meltdown, the apocalypse. They’ve been making predictions like there’s no tomorrow.

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.”