How to Donate Items and Money to The Salvation Army – Salvation Army Burlington Family Services

Donation Donations

As the COVID-19 continues to unfold, we want you to know that The Salvation Army is more than ever grateful for your monetary and food donations at this time. It allows us to support those in need at this unprecedented period of time.

Monetary Donations

You can support our ongoing efforts in providing food to those who need it most during this challenging time. Please click the button on your right or click here to make a Donation

Drop-off Food Donations

You can drop off non-perishable food donations to 5040 Mainway. For a social distance safe drop-off, we ask that you deliver all donations to our back door entrance (rear of building) Unit # 9 from 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM Monday to Friday

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Donation Salvation Army Thrift Store-Burlington

(905) 633-8762 3245 Fairview Street, Burlington, Ont. Donate clothing and other items to help the Salvation Army and it’s clients in Burlington. In Burlington boxes are at Longo’s, Fortino’s, the Salvation Army Thrift Store on Fairview Street. Visit Website

Donation Salvation Army Recycling Centre – Oakville

As part of our stewardship of the Earth, The Salvation Army Thrift Store offers a unique way to serve through retail and recycling by helping to divert waste from landfills. The Salvation Army operates a large community based recycling center in Oakville where all donations are sorted and then distributed to Salvation Army thrift shops across the region.
There is no pick-up service offered. To donate furniture or non-clothing items please call the center ahead of time. Furniture should be in good condition and not in need of repair. Appliances are not accepted. Drop-off boxes are mainly for the drop-off of clothing items.

Donation Local Food Barrels

If you wish to donate non perishable food items as you do your own grocery shopping each week, you will find bins in a number of our local grocery stores. Items left in these barrels are picked up regularly by our volunteers and taken back to our Food Bank where they are sorted and placed in our Shopping Center and made available for our clients. Some of the locations are:

Food Basics (Guelph Line)
Food Basics (Lakeshore Road)
Fortino’s (Appleby Line and New Street)
Fortino’s (Guelph Line and Upper Middle Road)
Metro (Appleby Line and Upper Middle Road)
No Frills (Guelph Line)

Donation Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas

All the locations mentioned in Daily Food Barrels plus the following
Fire hall – Appleby Line and Fairview
Fire hall – Upper Middle Road
Fire hall – Hwy 5 and Berwick Drive
Longo’s (Walkers Line and Hwy 5)

Donation Christmas Kettles

Thank you Burlington for the outpouring of support that allowed us to exceed our Kettle target! $358,386.85 was raised and we are so grateful to our generous donors, dedicated volunteers and all our supportive partners for making the 2019 Christmas Kettle campaign a wonderful success. The Salvation Army relies on the Kettle Campaign to provide Hope & Dignity to those vulnerable in our community during Christmas and year-round assistance with programs offered to area households. We thank you for your gift of time, donations and faith throughout the season.
We are grateful to our Kettle partner locations: Burlington Mall and Mapleview Centre, Walmart (Fairview and Appleby Line), Costco, Metro (Appleby Line), Fortino’s (Guelph Line and Upper Middle, Appleby Line and New St and Appleby Line and Dundas) and LCBO’s (Appleby Line and New St, Appleby Line and Upper Middle, Maple and Fairview, Fairview Metro. Walker’s Line and Dundas).

Blessings to all.