The Salvation Army in Canada provides direct, compassionate, hands-on service and restores hope and dignity to society's most vulnerable. #GivingHopeToday
Every passing year, the partnership between The Salvation Army and First Nations communities continues to strengthen through response efforts and community engagement across Canada.
For Tracy Desjarlais, The Salvation Army’s Indigenous liaison for public affairs and emergency disaster services (EDS), collaboration goes beyond providing services. Instead, it means working together and opening paths for conversation that lead to mutual understanding.
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Did you know that seniors volunteer more hours than any other age group in Canada?
Today is National Seniors Day, which celebrates the essential contributions that seniors make in their communities across Canada. Thank you for all that you do! 🤗
We’re celebrating Women’s History Month by highlighting some of our incredible staff on our social media accounts. These women from a variety of backgrounds and experiences all have one thing in common: a passion and drive to make a difference in their community.
Today is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The Salvation Army recognizes the human rights violations Indigenous Peoples have suffered and acknowledges that ongoing injustice still occurs across Turtle Island. Learn more at https://t.co/y9pxPrCk3M
After a workplace injury left him unable to work, Sylvain Gonthier’s life quickly unraveled. Struggling with addiction during the opioid crisis, he lost his home, his family, and hope for the future. To complete community service, Sylvain connected with The Salvation Army—a moment that would change everything.
Read more stories of hope in our annual report: https://t.co/Qum9HSZrjC
In August of this year, The Salvation Army partnered with Indigenous Pathways to host the annual Celebration of Culture, a time of growth, healing and learning through sharing circles, building a tipi and song and dance at the pow wow. Learn more at: https://t.co/A7r1Fq3VjP
Your donation DOUBLES this Thanksgiving 🦃
With 41% of working parents struggling to make ends meet, the need for compassion and support is growing.
Give today: https://t.co/ouVBIPwPx7
“This is why I appreciate The Salvation Army, because they’re always there for you.”
Resident of a women's shelter in Chilliwack, BC, recently moved into permanent housing with the help of The Salvation Army. She now says she wants to volunteer in order to give back after receiving support, care and guidance during a hard period in her life.
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Connection, community and hope: three things everyone needs. At Chatham-Kent's Salvation Army, a welcoming space is created for just that purpose. The free weekly meal serves people from all backgrounds, economic situations and challenges.
“Everyone sits together as equals,” Captain Lana says.
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For some families, the hardest question of the day isn’t “What’s for dinner?”
it’s “Will there be enough?” 🍽️
This December, when Santa Shuffle participants take to the streets of Ottawa, they’ll be helping make sure more families have food on the table, and more children have the fuel they need to thrive 🥰
Read the full story here: https://t.co/fUXSoaRzIg
For children in Hamilton, a week at summer camp can feel like a lifetime of memories⛺️
Funds raised through The Santa shuffle help send 80 children to Jackson’s Point and Camp Newport for a week of summer camp. Away from the pressures of school and city life, children have the opportunity to experience a carefree week where they can play, discover new things and create memories!
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“I see them all, not just as friends but like family,” he says. “The Salvation Army feels like a home away from home.”
For Murray Crook, The Salvation Army in Hamilton, Ont., has stood by at different points in his life, supporting him through difficult periods and giving hope.
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Every year, The Santa Shuffle brings people together to run, walk and celebrate the Christmas season. Some come for tradition. Some come with family and friends. Others come because they know their participation can make a difference.
Behind every registration and dollar raised is a story 🥰
Through Santa Shuffle registrations and fundraising, The Salvation Army provided 347 Christmas hampers in 2025, reaching 624 adults, 152 teens and 422 children in Whitby.
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There are some things you notice right away:
A table filled with food 🥘
A child is opening a Christmas gift 🎁
A cup of hot chocolate warming cold hands ☕️
And then there are the things you may never notice at all:
An elevator that reaches the ground floor when the power goes out
A door that opens when someone needs to get out
A safety system quietly standing ready, just in case 🤗
At L’Abri d’espoir, a safe shelter and transitional housing facility for women in Montreal, care can look like both.
Read the full story of how $13 000 raised by the Santa Shuffle was used to install a new elevator return system to keep residents safe at the shelter: https://t.co/lXAZNN64aK
After a wildfire devastated Summerland, B.C., forcing the evacuation of more than 20 000 people, The Salvation Army coordinated efforts with many local organizations to provide essentials to evacuees. Partnerships formed between multiple food banks, a local heating company, various churches, a Sikh temple, a Rotary Club and more.
“It is amazing to see just humanity come together,” Major Trickett says. “Everybody was helping. It really brought our community closer.”
Read the full story here: https://t.co/iP96PSfmJg
Help ensure struggling families have the food, support and dignity they deserve this Thanksgiving.
Today, your donation will go TWICE as far thanks to a small group of donors who will match donations up to $500 000.
Donate today: https://t.co/DgY8tQNe3e