Get a team together and support The Salvation Army in the Scotiabank Charity Challenge, part of Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend (May 25th -26th)!
When you register for any race event, you can support The Salvation Army!
Here’s how to register:
Visit http://www.ottawaraceweekend.ca
Within your registration select Salvation Army in the drop down menu in the Scotiabank Charity Challenge.
Share your personal fundraising page to collect pledges.
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Held annually on the first Friday of June, Doughnut Day was established by The Salvation Army in 1938 to honour The Salvation Army’s “Doughnut Lassies,” who served the treats to soldiers during World War I. The “Doughnut Lassies” are often credited with popularizing the doughnut in the United States when the troops returned home from war.
Salvation Army in Ottawa will be hosting our second annual Doughnut Day on Friday June 7th, 2019 and our team will be offering free doughnuts to the community to celebrate!
Watch for more information!
Register today for the 2019 Salvation Army Annual Charity Golf Classic at Hylands Golf Course on August 26th in support of our Emergency and Disaster Services program and helping us send more children to The Salvation Army summer camps. Your support makes a great impact! When you give to The Salvation Army, you are giving to your community. The assistance we provide is unconditional and available to all and would not be possible without the support of our community and friends like you.
Register here: http://salvationarmyottawa.ca/golf/
For more information and to learn about sponsorship opportunities please contact:
Shauna Quinn
Marketing & Events Coordinator
shauna_quinn@can.salvationarmy.org
613-233-8428 ext. 221.
Location: Shaw Centre
Hope in the City, the official kick off to The Salvation Army’s Christmas fundraising season, raises funds to support critical programs and services in our community and beyond. It brings together local business leaders, donors, friends, political decision makers, and influential community members to celebrate the achievements of the past year and highlights the impacts made possible with the help and compassion of our donors and partners in the Ottawa area.
Thank you to our sponsors, donors and attendees for supporting their community through 2019.
Thank you to our Media Sponsor!
Location: Lansdowne Park
Thank you for your generous support of the 2018 Santa Shuffle! We had so much fun at this year’s event! The weather was perfect and the costumes this year so very creative! We look forward to seeing everyone next year!
Location: Ottawa Grace Manor (1156 Wellington Street West)
Light Up the Grace is a community tradition and fundraiser at The Salvation Army’s Ottawa Grace Manor that has been celebrated for over 40 years. This is Grace Manor’s largest annual fundraiser with the monies raised helping us enhance the quality of life for residents. Grace Manor residents, their families and the community at large come to this annual tree lighting ceremony and enjoy the sounds of Christmas from The Salvation Army Brass Band along with a Community Carol Sing. All who attend also get a taste of the holidays with hot chocolate and treats, as well as a visit from a very special Christmas guest.
Location: Meridian Centrepointe Theatre
Get into the Christmas Spirit with The Salvation Army’s Festival of Carols, presented by Kelly Funeral Homes by Arbor Memorial, at Meridian Centrepointe Theatre. Come and enjoy your favourite Christmas carols with the sounds of band and choir as a way to thank you for supporting our programs throughout the year. With your donations The Salvation Army continues to put food, warmth and dignity within reach for vulnerable families in the community.
Tickets are free each holiday season in November by contacting Meridian Centrepointe Theatre or call 613-580-2700.
November – December 24th
The Bell Media family works with The Salvation Army to distribute toys to over 17,000 less fortunate children in the Ottawa region every year, making Christmas brighter for children in our area.
Toys are generously donated by corporate partners and the public, and through events such as the Ottawa Firefighters Help Santa Toy Parade.
Toys are picked up during the holiday season at several other locations around the city including St. Laurent Centre, Carlingwood Shopping Centre, TD Banks and other community and corporate fundraiser locations.
