Salvation Army adds North Shore stop to weekly lunch service
KAMLOOPS — With last week’s closure of The Loop’s day room, the Salvation Army is stepping up to fill the void created in terms of food insecurity.
The Salvation Army is adding a North Shore stop to their weekly lunch service that already makes multiple stops along the Valleyview corridor. The lunch service in partnership with the Kamloops Aboriginal Friendship Society (KAFS) will provide free meals to those in need every Tuesday moving forward.
“Every Tuesday at 11:15 we arrive there (outside of the old Dynasty Gardens), we serve lunch for the community, everybody is welcome, no cost. It’s delicious lunches, it’s pulled pork, meatballs and potatoes, sometimes sandwiches, all kinds of different things so it’s always a good meal,” said Susanne Gore-Flukinger, Resource Centre Coordinator with the Salvation Army in Kamloops.
