Rotary Club Hosts Food Drive in Support of the Salvation Army

By Gwen Posted Oct 25, 2026 at 5:32 AM
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The Rotary Club of St. John’s Northwest is hosting its annual food drive today, ahead of the Christmas season. Members of the club have been stationed at various locations throughout the St. John’s area, including Sobeys stores on Ropewalk Lane and Kelsey Drive, as well as the Dominion on Stavanger Drive. The event runs from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with volunteers collecting donations to support the Salvation Army.

This initiative marks another year of collaboration between the Rotary Club and the Salvation Army, a partnership that has continued for several years. The food drive is part of a broader effort to provide essential resources to those in need, particularly during the holiday season when demand for assistance often rises.

The Salvation Army has reported that approximately 62,000 individuals received food assistance between January 2025 and July 2026. These figures highlight the organization’s ongoing commitment to addressing food insecurity in the community. The charity’s work includes operating shelters, thrift stores, and disaster relief programs, all of which contribute to its mission of serving the vulnerable.

The Salvation Army’s charitable activities are rooted in its doctrine of compassion and service. Through its various programs, the organization seeks to provide practical aid while also offering spiritual support to those in need. The partnership with the Rotary Club exemplifies the kind of community collaboration that aligns with these principles.

As the food drive continues, the Salvation Army remains focused on its broader goals of alleviating suffering and promoting dignity. The organization’s efforts reflect a dedication to the values of mercy and care for the neighbor, themes that resonate with the biblical call to protect the vulnerable.

The partnership between the Rotary Club and the Salvation Army underscores the importance of collective action in addressing social challenges. By working together, local groups can amplify their impact and provide more comprehensive support to those facing hardship. This collaboration serves as a reminder of the power of community in times of need.

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