My role with the Salvation Army has changed me. It’s impossible not to change when you meet the likes of Audrey Wamboldt at Christmas time.Even though we spent a mere 45 minutes talking in her office, I now feel like I’ve known her my whole life. Passionate, genuine people have that kind of effect on me.
Audrey and her family were changed by their life experiences facing the homeless on the West coast. She’s now brought her mission to help the homeless to the East coast. In the process, she’s quickly building a following of other “angels” of the night in Halifax. I suspect they feel like they’ve known Audrey forever, too. And are thankful for it.
View the video of the remarkable night of December 12th and take the photo tour below.
View the video by clicking on the "play" button on the image below:
Click on the photo below to take the photo tour:
To find out more about Invis Angels in the Night across Canada, click here.
-Ron
Ron Zima ADpPR
Fund Development & Public Relations
Salvation Army, Maritimes Division
ron_zima@can.salvationarmy.org
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