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The Salvation Army, Canada & Bermuda
Contact1: Mr. Graham Moore, Public Relations and Development Secretary
Phone (Bus): (416)422-6146
(Fax): (416)422-6237
E-mail: graham_moore@can.salvationarmy.org
Contact2: Lois Flemming, CFRE, Director of Major Gifts and Planned Giving
Phone (Bus): (416)467-3170
(Fax) : (416)422-6217
E-mail: lois_flemming@can.salvationarmy.org
Contact3: Major George Patterson, SPR, Territorial Public Relations Director
Phone (Bus): (416) 422-6208
(Fax): (416)422- 6217
E-mail: george_patterson@can.salvationarmy.orgAddress: 2 Overlea Blvd., Toronto, ON M4H 1P4
Web Site: www.salvationarmy.ca
Other Locations:
Victoria, BC: Public Relations Office (250)386-6304
Vancouver, BC: Captain John Murray (604)299-3908
Edmonton, AB: Captain Brian Venables (780)423-2111
Calgary, AB: Public Relations Office (403)410-1121
Regina, SK: Public Relations Office, Captain Bruce MacKenzie (306)757-3111
Saskatoon, SK:Captain Bruce MacKenzie, Public Relations Director (306)244-8096
Winnipeg, MB: Jon Einarson (204)755-0421
Thunder Bay, ON: Gail Kromm, PR Representative (807-623-0511
Orillia, ON: Major Glenna Morgan, DSPR (705)325-4416
Windsor, ON: Carol Foley-PR Representative (519)252-2601
London, ON: Major Ken Ritson, DSPR (519) 672-5597
Hamilton, ON: Gail Barry-Graham (905)521-1660
Toronto, ON: Captain Ken Percy, Public Relations Director (416)321-2654
Kingston, ON: Michel Tasse. DSPR (613)233-8428
Montreal, PQ: Capitaine Peirre Croteau (514)288-7441
Saint John, NB: (Maritime) Major Elaie Hibbs (506)634-7563
Halifax, NS: (Maritime) Diane van der Horden, DSPR (902)453-2180
Gander, NF: Major Ron Stuckless (709)256-6088
St. John's, NF: Major Loretta Fudge, PR Director (709)726-2273
Hamilton, Bermuda: Major Lindsay Rowe, DSBA (441)292-0601
Keys: Abuse; Addictions Rehabilitation; AIDS; Alcoholism; Biblical Archaeology; Charitable Organization; Child Poverty; Child Sponsorship; Children; Christmas; Churches; Confidentiality; Conflict Resolution; Community Service; Correctional & Justice Services; Counselling; Disadvantaged; Disaster Relief; Disaster Services; Drug Addiction; Drug Dependency; Drunk Driving; Education & Bible College; Elderly Housing; Emergency Relief; Ethics; Family Tracing Service; Family Welfare; Foreign Aid; Gambling; Health Care Services; Homelessness; Hospital Administration; Hunger; Marriage; Missions; Needy; Parenting; Parents; Patient Advocacy; Poverty; Prayer; Prisons; Recycling; Refugees; Religion; Sacred Music; Same Sex Marriage; Second Hand Stores; Seniors' Residences; Shelters; Social Concerns; Summer Youth Camps & Programs; Thrift Stores; Victim Assistance; Volunteers; Witness Counselling; Youth.
Argentina; Angola; Antigua; Australia; Austria; Bahamas; Bangladesh; Congo (Brazzaville); Conga (Krishasa); Barbados; Belgium; Belize; Bermuda; Bolivia; Brazil; Botswana; Canada; Channel Islands; Chile; China; Colombia; Costa Rica; Cuba; Czechoslovakia; El Salvador; Denmark; Dominion Republic; Ecuador; Estonia; Faeroes; Fiji; Finland; France; French; Georgia; Germany; Grenada; Ghana; Guatemala; Guyana; Haiti; Hong Kong; Hungary; India; Iceland; Indonesia; Ireland; Isle of Man; Italy; Jamaica; Japan; Guernsey; Guam; Jersey; Kenya; Korea; Latvia; Lesotho; Liberia; Macau; Malaysia; Malawi; Marshall Islands; Mexico; Mozambique; Myanmar; Moldova; Micronesia Netherlands; New Zealand; Nigeria; Norway; North Korea; Pakistan; Panama; Papua New Guinea; Paraguay; Peru; Philippines; Portugal; Puerto Rico; Russia; Rwanda; St. Helena; St. Kitts; St. Lucia, St. Martain; St. Vincent; Singapore; South Africa; Spain; Sri Lanka; Surinam; Swaziland; Sweden; Switzerland; Taiwan; Tanzania; Tonga; Trinidad & Tobago; Uganda; United Kingdom (U.K.); Ukraine; Uruguay; Northern Ireland; United States (USA); Venezuela; Virgin Islands (USA); Zambia; Zimbabwe; Yukon; North West Territories; British Columbia; Alberta; Saskatchewan; Manitoba; Quebec; New Brunswick; Nova Scotia; Prince Edward Island; Newfoundland; Ontario*.
Expertise: Established 1882 in Canada; 20,381 employees; 1,149 officers. Offices throughout the world (see "keys" above).
Mandate: Preach the gospel of Jesus Christ, supply basic human needs, provide personal counseling, & undertake the spiritual & moral regeneration & physical rehabilitation of all persons in need who come within its sphere of influence regardless of race, colour, creed, sex, or age.
Story Ideas:
February 21, 2003: Badger, NF, Flood Victims Being Comforted (Emergency Disaster Services)
December 12, 2002: Knit For Kids, Halifax, Nova Scotia
November 28, 2002: Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Reappears
November 4, 2002: Civic Leaders Join Salvation Army in Celebration, Halifax
October 29, 2002: Ballard Foundation Scores Big in the Maritimes
October 1, 2002: Army Invasion Scheduled for Thanksgiving WeekendOctober 1, 2002: Army Invasion Scheduled for Thanksgiving Weekend
September 6, 2002: Salvation Army Elects 17th General (International Leader)
August 20, 2002: Salvation Army Helps With School Daze
July 8, 2002: School Gym Becomes Community Dining Room
April 19, 2002: Maritime Salvation Army Get On Line
April 12, 2002: Best New Attraction in Canada has link with Salvation Army
January 4, 2002: Kettle Campaign Surpasses Last Year
October 30, 2001: Lewiscraft Extends a Warm Hand
October 22, 2001: A Word of Encouragement Can Make All the Difference
October 15, 2001: A Beary Merry Christmas Concert
October 12, 2001: Canadian Salvationists Assist at Ground Zero
September 25, 2001: Kids Deserve the Highest Bidupdated: November 8, 2004