Windsor, ON – The Salvation Army Windsor Centre of Hope is grateful to announce that the 2025 Christmas Kettle Campaign raised a total of $237,590.23, made possible through the generosity of donors, volunteers, staff, and community partners across Windsor-Essex.

The annual campaign reflects the strength of community support and a shared commitment to helping individuals and families facing hardship. Each contribution, whether through donations or volunteer service, plays an important role in sustaining essential programs and services offered through the Windsor Centre of Hope.

Reflecting on the campaign, Jason Linton, Executive Director of The Salvation Army Windsor Centre of Hope, shared:

“Every donation and every volunteer shift represents more than a dollar amount. It represents care, dignity, and hope for people in our community. We are deeply grateful to everyone who made this possible, and we remain committed to serving those in need with respect and compassion.”

Stewardship remains a core value of The Salvation Army. The Windsor Centre of Hope is committed to responsibly managing the resources entrusted to us, ensuring they are used effectively, ethically, and with dignity.

At the same time, the outcome of this year’s campaign highlights the ongoing economic pressures many households continue to face. These realities reinforce the importance of the work being done and the continued need for community support.

As the year comes to a close, The Salvation Army Windsor Centre of Hope extends sincere thanks to its generous donors, dedicated volunteers, enthusiastic staff, community partners, and the individuals who rely on its services. Moving forward, the organization remains committed to serving those in need and providing support without prejudice.