Welcome To The Salvation Army Bermuda
The Salvation Army offers a variety of services and programs throughout Bermuda for members of the communities that we serve. These activities are motivated by a belief that each individual possesses an inherent worth and dignity. It is the goal of The Salvation Army to restore dignity and hope in the lives of those we serve through these programs as they experience times of need.

Salvation Army kicked off its Christmas Kettle Campaign
Thursday, 23 November 2023 at 12 noon, on the steps of City Hall was the official launch of the Christmas Red Kettle Campaign – our largest public fundraiser of the year supporting the people of Bermuda.
The event featured Tom Oppenheim (Deputy Governor), MP Tinee Furbert (Minister of Social Development and Seniors), MP Lt. Col. David Burch (Minister of Public Works), Charles Gosling (Mayor of the City of Hamilton), Ed Christopher (Town Crier), Major Cathy Simms (Divisional Commander), Lt. Lester Ward (Executive Director Community Services), Beverly Daniels, Captain Dennis Maybury (Corps Officer Cedar Hill), Lt. Almeta Ward (Corps Officer St. George’s and Divisional Women’s Ministries)
The Northlands School Choir, a Salvation Army Band Ensemble entertained the crowd in song and festive music.

Fill the Salvation Army Truck of Hope on December 8
Start collecting now! This Christmas season, join hands with the entire Inter-Island Family (102.7 Magic Mornings host Beverley Howell, The Worship Room’s Evangelist Nikita Robinson and Alex Seymone of HOTT 107.5) in lending the hungry a helping hand.
From now until December 8:
- Collect NON-PERISHABLE FOOD, gift cards (for ages 10 -12) and TOYS (unwrapped)
- On December 8th bring your donation(s) to the SALVATION ARMY TRUCK of HOPE located at 49 Union Square from 7am – 2pm
- Be sure to come into the studio & give a Holiday shout out over the radio.PLEASE NOTE:
We gratefully accept non-perishable items such as canned meat, peanut butter, pasta, rice and grains, fruits (canned or dried), canned soup, canned veggies, oatmeal and cereal, coffee or tea bags, instant formula, canned milk, powdered milk, canned sauces, beans and nuts. We also accept brand new toys (unwrapped) and gift cards for kids 10 – 12 (such as from P-Tech, Brown & Company, Annex Toys, KFC, Speciality (movie & a meal), Gibbons Company, People’s etc.)

Do you want to bring a smile to a child’s face this Christmas?
Participate in the Anonymous Santa program. This program is dedicated to fulfill gift wishes for children in Bermuda. It is your charity that makes a difference for a child by offering them a present from their gift wish list. Select an elf from the list and call The Salvation Army’s Santa Anonymous Help Line at 537-6455.

Support local families this Christmas and beyond.
Your donations to The Salvation Army’s Christmas Kettle helps us serve the most vulnerable individuals and families in our communities all throughout Bermuda. Give a one-time donation online this Christmas or join the Brigade of Hope and embody the spirit of giving hope today and all year long.
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OVER 32,670 people were helped by the Salvation Army in Bermuda last year |
3,474 local residents were helped at Christmas with food hampers and toys |
15,100 bed days providing vulnerable men, women and families with temporary housing and shelter |
10,700 people were helped in night patrol, rescue and suicide prevention |
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28,000 free meals were served at shelters and in feeding programs |
6,700 were provided assistance with food, clothing or practical help |
1,400 people were visited by personnel in hospitals, nursing homes, prisons, daycare centres and other facilities |
2,600 hours were provided by local volunteers |
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725 people were referred to social service partners for practical help, support and employment |
180 people were helped in community programs such as ESL classes, community gardens, nutrition programs, computer programs and church run 12-step programs |