Meal program builds relationships between seniors and people experiencing homelessness.

Valentine’s Day is a day to celebrate and show how much that special someone means to you. Hit the Salvation Army thrift store to find some items that might help add a chic and fancy touch to your home dinner. 

Anne Beiler is best known as the founder of Auntie Anne’s, the world’s largest pretzel franchise. But behind her sunny smile lurks a hint of sadness that, at the age of 74, she has carried with her most of her adult life.

“Overcoming my tragedies, trauma and insecurities has been my greatest success,” Anne states.

Sonja Cuming Adams raised funds for The Salvation Army’s community and family services in Peterborough, Ont., with a two-day art show last October.

As the world turns its attention to Black History Month in February, it’s fitting to prompt a reflection on the “Blackness” of the Bible and the contribution it makes to Black history. The fact remains that the history chronicled in the Bible, the history of Jewish, Muslim and Christian faiths, is indeed the history of men and women of colour. The history of Black people.

Around the world and in Jamaica, The Salvation Army is a strong advocate for equity and women in leadership, uplifting and amplifying the voices of women on every level—spiritually, physically and emotionally

Kent Hepditch wanted to go up to the altar to become a Christian—but he couldn't move. Then, he felt a hand on his shoulder, and someone asked a question that changed his life.

Despite the hardships, Canadian Survivor winner Maryanne Oketch never considered quitting.  “When it’s raining and all you want is to be dry, you just keep playing the game." And she did!

1992’s Hurricane Iniki is a reminder to two Salvation Army pastors that love conquers all.

Once a globe-trotting pilot, Bob Ungar hastouched down, dedicating years of volunteertime to helping The Salvation Army.