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Thousands of struggling New Zealanders have been given a timely helping hand by Colgate-Palmolive, and Countdown shoppers.

Warehouse Stationery’s Add a Dollar Aspire Campaign has raised more than a quarter of a million dollars towards helping young kiwis over the past four years. The simple act of customers adding $1 or more to Warehouse Stationery purchases during its annual appeals has meant more young people have been...

Over three weeks in July donations from Warehouse Stationery customers will help support hundreds of at-risk teens who aspire to change their lives. This is fourth year that Warehouse Stationery stores throughout the country will be collecting donations for Aspire – The Salvation Army’s year-long youth development programme. Over the...

Our can collection initiative 'Cans for Good' with Watties is back for 2019. The campaign runs for two weeks between Monday 5th and Friday 16th August and registration is open to all schools (from kindergarten to high schools). It’s an easy, fun and educational way that schools can help their...

L’Oréal New Zealand’s employees rolled up their sleeves this week to pack 22,000 wellbeing packages for New Zealanders in need, with non-profit organisations nationwide set to receive the carefully curated donations. The wellbeing packs contain 250,000 units of stock, including everyday essentials such as shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and moisturiser,...

Memory foam mattresses from Ecosa are supporting New Zealanders to sleep better and get help in their time of need. Ecosa donated its 1000th mattress to The Salvation Army New Zealand in June for sale in its Family Stores. Ecosa memory foam mattresses come with a 100 day trial and...

Kiwi artists and musicians have reinterpreted gospel hymns – some centuries old, but still with the power to move – to raise money for the Salvation Army.

The first single from The Offering Project has been released featuring Hollie Smith and Teeks performing a stunning rendition of 'Whakaaria Mai'.

A mix of thousands of colours is helping support New Zealanders struggling to put food on the table.

Generous New Zealanders have made a record-breaking effort, raising more than $80,000 to help families struggling with back to school costs.

A new initiative from The Salvation Army aims to reform the damaging effects of problem debt and fringe lending in low socio-economic areas across New Zealand by providing an ethical shopping alternative.

New Zealanders all over the country will be colouring their world and brightening thousands of lives again this February.