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Christmas After Fire

Lacey and her family lost their home, their furniture and possessions. Without help from the Salvos, they would have had nothing for Christm...

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Christmas to Christmas family miracle

This past Christmas, Barbara and her kids have been volunteering as Salvos volunteers, as part of her journey of giving back to the communit...

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A simple act of Christmas kindness

Sometimes a simple act of kindness can change lives – pull a family back from the brink of complete despair and give them hope for the...

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Samantha Jade Christmas Appeal Ambassador

We are thrilled to announce ARIA Award-winner, Samantha Jade, as our ambassador for this years Christmas Appeal.

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We nearly cancelled Christmas

Jennie, Rob and their three children live out west. After one of their children was seriously injured they struggled and nearly had to cance...

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12 days, 12 ways to give hope

For 12 days, we’ll feature a simple ‘give hope’ suggestion on our social media channels to help you find an opportunity to sh...

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The Christmas Story

Christmas can be a time of joy, a time to celebrate love for one another, and a time of sharing gifts. However, for some, it can be a time o...

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Countdown to Christmas blessings

"The most meaningful and wonderful thing we can give in our lives is love with no expectation of a return, but you usually get back so much...

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The gift of hope

The generosity shown by The Salvation Army and donors had almost overwhelmed them. They couldn’t believe they were given a Christmas ha...

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Roylene's 'ugly' black bag of hope

Roylene Conway, who leads the Barraba Salvation Army church in northern NSW, loves her community deeply.

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