The Salvation Army in Weyburn, Sask., runs an annual Summer Lunch Program that provides comfort and relief to families facing financial difficulties and food insecurity. For many children, summer break means freedom and games. However, for families struggling to make ends meet,.

In Congo, The Salvation Army is planting 1,000 fruit tree seedlings—like mango, lemon, and avocado—to support both people and the planet. It’s a simple but powerful step toward long-term sustainability and community empowerment.

Your gift of seeds, tools, and soil-enhancing resources helps individuals and families grow thriving gardens. With your support, farmers can cultivate nutritious food and nourish their communities—one harvest at a time. Give the gift of growth at

Side by side, step by step—Children from The Salvation Army’s Brighter Futures program are walking the path of possibility. Education is more than books, it’s confidence, opportunity, and hope. Let’s keep that hope alive. 💫📚 Join us in shaping tomorrow:

At the Boys Home in Indonesia, young hearts create harmony through the angklung—a traditional Indonesian bamboo instrument played in unity. This #WorldYouthDay, we celebrate the power of music, culture, and the brighter futures that lie ahead.

From 6 to 18 bags of maize—Edward tripled his harvest! Now he’s feeding his children with confidence. In Malawi, conservation agriculture is doing more than growing crops—it’s growing hope, stronger communities, and lasting change. Keep hope alive:

The Salvation Army’ Emergency Disaster Services (EDS) in British Columbia has partnered with First Nations Emergency Services Society (FNESS) and GlobalMedic to help protect remote First Nation communities.

From mangrove restoration to marine education, The Salvation Army is helping coastal communities protect our oceans and build resilience against climate change. A powerful wave of impact under #SDG14: Life Below Water.

Each morning, Leonny plays guitar during prayer at the home she’s lived in for 7 years. Now 13, she dreams of becoming a flight attendant and exploring the world—especially Brazil. Help her dreams take flight:.

For many families, summer brings added pressure, not a break. Without access to school meals, as well as rising food costs, they have to stretch their already tight budgets. Your donation helps provide nourishing lunches for children →

With your gift of seeds and soil support, families can turn small plots into thriving gardens—growing not just food, but hope. Your kindness helps nourish communities, build independence, and put healthy meals on the table.

In Malawi, farmers are facing climate challenges with strength and innovation. The SAFS II project is helping communities grow food, protect the land, and reclaim hope. Turn support into sustainable impact:

For Theresia, home isn’t just a place; it’s where dreams begin. Now 20, she’s grown up at the Bali Girls Home and is studying tourism. Help young women pursue their dreams:

At The Salvation Army’s Lakeview Manor, a nursing home in Riverview, N.B., residents have the opportunity to cut and style their hair each week.

In Sri Lanka’s Polonnaruwa District, The Salvation Army is helping communities adapt to climate change by maintaining and upgrading local water wells. It’s more than maintenance. It’s resilience in action.

Because of you, a clinic can clean a wound. A child can be treated. A parent can breathe easier. Your gift of medical supplies helps make care possible—where it's needed most.

Since April 2025, The Salvation Army’s Connection Point in Langford, B.C., has offered private showers and laundry service through a new initiative called the Dignity Project.

For 19 years, Walhidaya has taught with passion—even when her classroom had no desks, no power, no tools. Her dream? Just electricity, a laptop and printer. Because every child deserves a teacher who can do more with more.

Happy #CanadaDay! 🍁. The Salvation Army is honoured to serve this incredible nation and celebrate its diversity. As we gather with friends and family, let’s reflect on our shared values of equity, justice, and compassion.

The Salvation Army's SAIL Project in Liberia empowered over 200 farmers with tools, training, and seeds to boost food security and build climate resilience.