Your local Salvation Army
🏡 Shelter. 🍽️ Meal Centre.👩⚕️ Clinic. ❤️🩹 Recovery.
Homelessness, poverty, hunger, addiction, and lonliness are harsh realities for many in our community. We see the images everywhere and many struggle with what their response should be, often feeling overwhelmed and powerless to do anything of lasting significnace in response. locally The Salvation Army offers hope through a continuum of care providing a wide range of services, delivered by a comp
assionate staff who offer dignity and respect without discrimination. We believe that as we work together, we can make a significant difference in the lives of people in our community.
02/13/2026
Bring those gently loved or never opened puzzles to our Puzzle Sale (or drop them off early at The Centre of Hope or Cascade Community Church) and support a good cause in the community!
All proceeds raised will stay right here to support your local shelter.
The Great Abbotsford Puzzle Sale
Friday Feb 20th 4-8PM
Saturday Feb 21st 10AM-2PM (full brunch *by donation)
2000+ puzzles for sale!
35190 Delair Rd. (Cascade Community Church)
02/12/2026
The picture is from Christmas, but the sentiment lasts all year round.
A big thank you to community partners like and our good friend , pictured here with our Executive Director, Rob Studiman, for their ongoing support of our work.
Your generosity makes all the difference, and our community is better off for your presence and investment here!
Thank you!
02/09/2026
Got new or gently used puzzles you’ll never build again? Donate them to a good cause by bringing them to The Salvation Army Centre of Hope, or Cascade Community Church over the next two weeks to support the upcoming Great Abbotsford Puzzle Sale, on Feb 20-21, with all proceeds supporting your local shelter!
02/01/2026
Always a blessing to be together. Whether at Sunday Service, Tuesday Chapel, or just around a table every day for lunch - we’re so grateful for the community that makes The Centre of Hope a centre of Hope here in the community.
Join us on Tuesdays at 9AM for a chapel service in our Meal Centre, with clients, staff, volunteers, and visitors always welcome!
01/30/2026
Now with 100% more brunch on Saturday!
Puzzle sale is coming up quick! And we’ll have a full brunch available Saturday by donation, alongside thousands of puzzles, almost all priced between $2-$8.
Come find a Winter activity and support your local shelter run by The Salvation Army in the process!
01/24/2026
It’s always our privilege to serve our local community. One of the ways we do that is by showing up in the event of an emergency to support local first responders and those affected.
On Sunday morning at approximately 6:50AM, we showed up to feed 25 firefighters from as they responded to a structure fire on Best Ave.
Thank you to all our first responders who do such an amazing job keeping our communities safe.
01/16/2026
Calling all puzzlers, snackers, and supporters!
Join us Friday, February 20th from 4-8PM & Saturday, February 21st from 10-2PM for over 2000 new and gently used puzzles at steep discounts, tasty treats, tea, coffee, and an opportunity to support your local shelter.
Location: 35190 Delair Rd (Cascade Community Church gym)
Spread the word!
01/12/2026
Thank you to for your generosity. They are a youth-led initiative founded by the Parmar sisters in 2020 during the first winter of the pandemic. Based in Abbotsford and Chilliwack, they support unhoused individuals by assembling care packages filled with essential items. Each winter, they deliver packages to local shelters, including the The Salvation Army Centre of Hope - Abbotsford, to help people stay safe and warm during the cold months.
Over the past five years, they have raised $9,821 and distributed over 600 care packages across the Fraser Valley. Through social media, we bring the community together, raising awareness about homelessness and inspiring collective action.
01/05/2026
Passion + resilience = caring community partners Aggressive Auto Towing - despite the flooding and having to cancel the annual Tow Truck Toy Run - they still pushed forward and collected a huge number of toys and some financial support. We are so grateful to Matia, Jasmin, Cassandra and Aaron - pictured here with Rob Studiman-director The Salvation Army Centre of Hope - Abbotsford and their amazing team and colleagues.
12/24/2025
Merry Christmas from all of us here at The Salvation Army!
We pray this season is blessed and joyful for you and yours as you celebrate with loved ones.
We also want to say a huge thank you for your support this season! With your generosity, as of last night, we have officially surpassed our 2025 Kettle goal of $175,000! This is more than a 10% increase on last years total, and almost a 50% increase on 2023.
Your generosity means we can help more people break the cycles of addiction and homelessness in 2026. It means warm beds out of the cold, nutritious meals to hungry bellies, and treatment, dignity and respect for those struggling in our community.
Thank you Abbotsford & Mission!
We’ve tagged a few of the folks who helped make this happen! But there are so many more. Everyone who showed up to make Angel Tree a success despite the floods. Everyone who donated, volunteered, shared, and encouraged! We couldn’t be more grateful this Christmas.
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Homelessness, poverty, hunger, addiction, and lonliness are harsh realities for many in our community. We see the images everywhere and many struggle with what their response should be, often feeling overwhelmed and powerless to do anything of lasting significance in response. locally The Salvation Army offers hope through a continuum of care providing a wide range of services, delivered by a compassionate staff who offer dignity and respect without discrimination. We believe that as we work together, we can make a significant difference in the lives of people in our community.
Our Purpose
Now at work in 128 countries, The Salvation Army’s operations in Canada began in 1882 and have grown to become one of the largest direct providers of social services in the country. In Bermuda, the Army has been at work since 1896.
In the Abbotsford-Mission area of British Columbia, the Cascade corps was established in 1984.
The ministry has two locations – the Cascade Community Church on Delair Road and the Centre of Hope on Gladys Avenue.
The Centre of Hope includes Redemption Café, Meal Centre, Pet friendly shelter, emergency shelter and extreme weather shelter, Supportive Independent Living – SIL, Family services, daily produce and bread, Medical clinic, Outreach teams, housing support, case workers for advocacies and referrals and Super Sunday services.
The Emergency Disaster Services has a community response unit based at The Centre of Hope. They respond to requests from fire, police, search and rescue and other agencies during local or provincial emergencies.
