Jobs at The Salvation Army in Canada

Coordinates Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign operations across multiple locations. Supervises and schedules staff and volunteers, ensures adequate coverage, transports and secures kettles and donations, manages supplies, records timesheets and campaign data, supports recruitment and orientation, responds to site issues, and maintains relationships with host locations. The role requires local travel, extended standing, flexible shifts, customer service, money handling, and adherence to safety and confidentiality requirements.

Coordinates Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign operations across assigned locations. Responsibilities include scheduling and supervising staff and volunteers, ensuring adequate coverage, transporting and securing kettles and donations, resolving staffing and supply issues, maintaining site relationships, answering donor questions, tracking timesheets and mileage, and retrieving campaign equipment. The role requires local travel, extended standing, flexible shifts, customer service, money-handling responsibility, and adherence to safety and confidentiality requirements.

Coordinates Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign operations across multiple locations. Responsibilities include scheduling and supervising staff and volunteers, transporting and securing kettles and donations, maintaining supplies, handling staffing issues, supporting donors, submitting timesheets and mileage reports, and coordinating site relationships. The role requires local travel, extended standing, flexible shifts, customer service, money handling, office administration, Microsoft Word and Excel skills, a valid Ontario Class G license, personal vehicle, and background screening.

Assists with coordinating and supervising Christmas Kettle campaign staff and volunteers. Responsibilities include scheduling, orientation, performance support, site relationships, kettle delivery and pickup, donation security, volunteer reminders, supply management, and emergency coverage. The role requires local travel, occasional lifting, flexible shifts, office administration skills, Microsoft Word and Excel proficiency, a valid Ontario Class G driver's license, and successful background screening.

Provides temporary Christmas-season office support by answering phones, responding to inquiries, entering data, contacting volunteers with shift reminders, coordinating workflow, and securely handling donations. Works with Salvation Army staff, volunteers, and community members while maintaining confidentiality, professionalism, and compliance with health and safety policies.

Recruits, orients, and schedules Christmas Kettle volunteers and staff; manages schedule changes and emergency absences; maintains relationships with kettle sites; records campaign statistics; processes donation receipts; and may deliver or collect kettles and provide on-site coverage. The role requires volunteer engagement, administrative, data-entry, Microsoft Office, communication, and organizational skills, plus a valid Ontario Class G license and personal vehicle.

Assists with coordinating the Christmas Kettle Campaign, including scheduling and supervising staff and volunteers, managing kettle site supplies, arranging daily delivery and pickup, responding to absences, hosting kettle locations, securing donations, and supporting deposits. Requires flexible scheduling, local travel, safe lifting, administrative skills, strong communication, and a valid Ontario Class G driver’s license.

Coordinates Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign operations across assigned locations. Responsibilities include scheduling and supervising staff and volunteers, ensuring adequate coverage, transporting and securing kettles and donations, supporting campaign sites, handling donor inquiries, maintaining supplies, completing timesheets and mileage reports, and organizing post-campaign equipment retrieval. The role requires local travel, extended standing, flexible shifts, customer service, money handling, administrative skills, and a valid Ontario Class G driver’s license with a personal vehicle.

Provides administrative and office support for Outreach and Housing programs. Responsibilities include preparing reports and correspondence, protecting confidential files, scheduling meetings and events, maintaining databases and trackers, processing receipts and invoices, entering program statistics, coordinating outreach schedules, and supporting program teams. Requires strong organization, communication, confidentiality, basic bookkeeping, data entry, and Microsoft Office 365 skills.

Coordinates Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign operations across multiple locations. Supervises and schedules staff and volunteers, ensures adequate coverage, transports and secures kettles and donations, handles reporting and timesheets, supports recruitment and orientation, addresses staffing and supply issues, and maintains relationships with host sites. The role requires customer service, donation security, local travel, standing for extended periods, flexible scheduling, and occasional outdoor work.

Leads budgeting, forecasting, variance analysis, financial reporting, compliance, and long-term financial planning for ministry units and territorial departments. Provides financial guidance to leaders, oversees transactions and funding commitments, supports donor-funded initiatives, collaborates with auditors and stakeholders, and improves financial processes and systems. The role requires strong analytical, communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills, along with expertise in financial controls and reporting.

Coordinates Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign operations across assigned locations. Responsibilities include scheduling and supervising staff and volunteers, ensuring adequate shift coverage, transporting and securing kettles and donations, supporting site relationships, handling donor inquiries, maintaining supplies, recording statistics, submitting timesheets, and assisting with recruitment and orientation. The role is temporary full-time, involves local travel, varied shifts, prolonged standing, and outdoor cold-weather exposure.

Provides temporary seasonal administrative support for community services, including answering phones, greeting participants and visitors, directing inquiries, processing donations, recording statistical data, completing client-file data entry, and supporting volunteers, donors, and program participants. Requires accurate, confidential, organized work, strong communication, basic Office365 knowledge, and flexibility. The role is full-time in Saskatoon, may involve limited local travel, and requires occasional lifting.

Provides temporary seasonal office and administrative support for Christmas assistance programs. Responsibilities include processing hamper applications, scheduling participant intakes, supporting donation drives and mail campaigns, answering calls, assisting the Kettle Coordinator, and contacting volunteers. Requires strong organization, communication, confidentiality, Microsoft Office skills, flexibility for varied shifts, and successful background screening.

Supervises multiple seasonal Christmas campaigns, including campaign leads, staff, logistics, events, reporting, risk management, and process improvements. Develops and executes public relations strategies, media pitches, releases, and campaign communications. Builds relationships with media, community partners, donors, volunteers, and corporate supporters while coordinating messaging across social and digital channels. Requires office administration experience, strong communication and leadership skills, a valid Ontario Class G license, personal vehicle, and successful background screening.

Coordinates Salvation Army Christmas Kettle Campaign activities across assigned locations. Supervises and schedules staff and volunteers, supports recruitment and orientation, ensures adequate shift coverage, transports kettles and donations securely, manages supplies and reporting, responds to site issues, and communicates campaign information to donors. The role requires local travel, standing for extended periods, flexible shifts, customer service, and compliance with safety and confidentiality requirements.

Coordinates The Salvation Army’s Kettle Campaign by recruiting, training, scheduling, and supporting volunteer bell ringers. Maintains coverage across locations, manages site relationships, supplies, records, equipment delivery and retrieval, and assists with donation counting and deposits. The role requires local travel, on-call availability, volunteer recognition, and professional representation of the organization.

Supervise warehouse inventory reconciliation, stock levels, transfers, replenishment, cycle counts, and accurate system records. Perform receiving, put-away, picking, shipping, production inventory movements, and waste reporting. Operate forklifts and power equipment while maintaining FEFO/FIFO practices, safety compliance, documentation, and an organized warehouse. Support food-product distribution to member agencies and communicate inventory or supplier issues to management.

Provides administrative, reception, inventory, warehouse, and seasonal toy program support. Responsibilities include maintaining databases and records, communicating with clients, processing Angel Tag applications, coordinating toy donations and deliveries, tracking toy inventory, assisting volunteers, and supporting distribution activities. The role requires office and warehouse work, occasional evening and Saturday shifts, organization, multitasking, professional communication, and the ability to lift up to 20 pounds.

Coordinates income tax clinic operations across multiple Calgary campuses, including appointments, intake, records, reporting, site logistics, and volunteer scheduling. Supports clients with tax documentation, eligibility, referrals, and barriers to service. Guides volunteers on basic tax filing and program requirements while maintaining confidentiality, privacy, accuracy, and regulatory compliance. Requires coordination, client service, basic tax preparation knowledge, CRA/CVITP familiarity, a valid driver’s license, reliable vehicle, and required background checks.