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‘Feeding Bermuda’ initiative receives support for second year
Salvation Army’s six food programs serve hungry, unhoused individuals across the island territory For the second year, The Salvation Army’s “Feeding Bermuda” program received a generous grant to provide nourishment, care, and hope to individuals in need through its six ministries. Those ministries include the Harbour Light Addictions Treatment Centre, Harbour Light Street ministry vehicle,…
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Donation of Furnishings Marks the Beginning of a New Partnership for The Salvation Army in Bermuda
Collaborating with local businesses and organizations is essential for The Salvation Army to effectively meet the needs of the people they serve. A recent donation from a new hotel in Bermuda proves the positive impact community partnerships can have. The Loren Hotels Group has donated furniture and household items to The Salvation Army in Bermuda,…
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Before, During and After: Salvation Army Supports Vulnerable People Year-Round
When a hurricane threatens Bermuda, the Salvation Army is perfectly poised to assist the island’s homeless population – because supporting our most vulnerable individuals is what the organisation does year-round. Captain Dennis Maybury, left, with Major Cathy Simms and Lieutenant Lester Ward Photograph by Duncan Hall When the wind blows, the Army’s long-established relationships with homeless people…
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A Perfect Fit
When asked how The Salvation Army’s Harbour Light program in Bermuda changed David Williams’ life, the carpenter prefaces his remarks with, “I’m not good at telling stories; I’m not a storyteller,” and then proceeds to narrate in meticulous detail the story of his life. “I came to Harbour Light when I was 45. And I…
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Salvation Army Recovery Relay
September is Recovery Month and on September 24th, The Salvation Army Harbour Light of Bermuda sponsored a walk around town saluting those in recovery and to increase knowledge and awareness about substance-use disorders, and the power of recovery. The walk takes about two hours, from Front Street to the CHUBB International Building; and ending at…
