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Building Brighter Futures Supporters

For a complete listing of Building Brighter Futures Supports, please visit indspirefunding.ca.

$5 Million +

$2 Million – $4,999,999

$1 Million – $1,999,999

$500,000 – $999,999

James Kennedy and June Pick

$250,000 – $499,999

Hilary Pearson Award

$100,000 – $249,999

Anonymous (2)

Barbara and David Bresver

Manuel and Cheryl Buchwald

The Gordon and Ruth Gooder Charitable Foundation

John and Catherine Kelly

Peter Lukasiewicz

Rob and Shirley Metka

Miik Foundation

Moore Ching Fund

Herma Neyndorff

Ralph M. Barford Foundation

Trottier Family Foundation

Kirsten Yip

$25,000 – $99,999

Margaret Atwood

Mel Benson

Steve Bornemann

The Boyd-Myles Foundation

British Columbia Government – Ministry of Advanced Education

The Caswell Family

Cassoulet Palace Inc.

Church of St. Clement

College of Fellows

Margaret Davies

Susan Diamond

Rob Dowler and Lisanne Hill

Penny and Bill Eakin

Emond Publishing

The Fuller Family Foundation

Yvette & Ken Graham

Roberta Jamieson

Pat Kealey

Lynn Haley Foundation

Dave Marcus

The Catherine and Maxwell Meighen Foundation

Naomi McCormack

Michael McKiernan

Yvonne Mercer

Mercer International

Sara Morrisey

Fran Odette

Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Foundation

Seger Family Foundation

Shakerhill Foundation Inc.

S.I. Systems

Skylark Benefaction Fund

Small Goslings Fund

Joan Willingham

Apprenticeship, Skilled Trades and Technology Bursaries

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Sometimes, hearing advice from someone who’s #be

Sometimes, hearing advice from someone who’s #beentheredonethat can be your deciding moment. 🤔 And that’s why we’re sharing words from Indigenous students who’ve joined us in the past for Soaring, our annual Indigenous Youth Empowerment Gathering!

We’re so happy to be able to welcome folks in person from May 9-10 in Edmonton, AB, for this year’s Soaring. 🗓️

Shout-outs go to the Government of Canada and Deloitte, the partners who are helping us bring you amazing content, unmissable musical performances, a life-changing Campus Experience Day, and a huge tradeshow full of info about colleges, universities, and potential careers. 🤩

If money is a barrier, check out our Travel Fund and School Grants, both of which are designed to help you get there.

But don’t wait too long! Registration for in-person attendance closes March 24 – this Friday! And if you can’t travel, no worries: you can join us virtually to livestream this great content. 💻

Click on the link in our bio to register! 🙌

#IndspireSoaring #IndigenousStudents #IndigenousEducation #Indigenous
#IndigenousExcellence @deloittecanada

If you’re an Indigenous student who’s in colle

If you’re an Indigenous student who’s in college or university – or you’ll be graduating at the end of this term – check out this great roundup of summer opportunities!

Find your perfect role and apply:

🔴 Bursary & Scholarship Support Officer: processing applications, liaising with students, reviewing budgets, responding to enquiries

🟠 Finance Support Clerk: entering data, providing clerical & admin support, preparing confidential documents

🟡 Development Assistant (Corporate): researching prospects, corresponding with sponsors, updating records, creating reports

🟣 Communications & Marketing Internship: creating & monitoring social media, designing projects, researching new initiatives, providing admin support

Send your resume to hr@indspire.ca and get ready for some great hands-on experience that will make a difference! (And it’ll help with $$ for school, too.)

All the jobs will stay posted until they’re filled.

Find out more at the link in our bio. 🙌

#Jobs #Hiring #JobsHiring #JobSearch #SummerJobs #StudentJobs #IndigenousStudents #IndigenousExcellence

A good #MC is ✨ magic ✨. You know the kind of

A good #MC is ✨ magic ✨. You know the kind of person we mean: someone dynamic who motivates, inspires, entertains a crowd…and helps create amazing memories.

And so we’re thrilled to announce the one-and-only Stan Wesley as our MC for Soaring 2023!! 🤩

This longtime friend of Indspire will be bringing his sparkling wit & energy (and shoes to match!! 👞) to join us in Edmonton, AB from May 9-10. 🗓️

It’ll be an unforgettable two days of life-changing campus experiences, up-to-the-minute college, university & career info at our tradeshow, fresh musical performances, and inspirational panellists.

If you need $$ help to attend, check out our Soaring Travel Fund and the School Grants Fund for schools in specific communities.

If you can’t make it in person, no worries – sign up for the virtual experience to livestream the amazing content (and Stan's excellence!!). 💻

Click on the link in our bio to register today. 🙌

#IndspireSoaring #IndigenousStudents #IndigenousEducation #Indigenous #IndigenousExcellence @deloittecanada @stan_wesley

We were deeply saddened to hear about the passing

We were deeply saddened to hear about the passing of another member of the Indspire family. Our hearts and thoughts are with the family and friends of Joan Glode, Indspire Laureate (Public Service – 2009) and unwavering advocate for Indigenous children’s rights.

One of the very first Mi’kmaq women in Canada to receive a graduate degree in social work, Joan combined this knowledge with her deep passion for child welfare to create the Mi’kmaw Family and Children’s Services of Nova Scotia, serving as its Executive Director. This organization consistently provides reconciliation-based public education, research, and support to promote the safety and wellbeing of First Nations children, young people, families and Nations.

Joan gave her time to many boards and committees, travelling the world to speak about the importance of Indigenous children’s rights. In 2007, as the president of the board of directors for the First Nations Child & Family Caring Society of Canada (FNCFCS), she signed a Memorandum of Understanding with then-National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) Phil Fontaine, holding the Government of Canada accountable for its treatment of Indigenous children and families.

An inspirational writer, academic mentor, and role model, Joan received numerous accolades in recognition of her work, including the Order of Canada (2009) and an honorary Doctor of Philosophy degree from Dalhousie University (2009). She served as an Olympic Torchbearer for the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics.

In the words of fellow child advocate and Indspire Laureate Cindy Blackstock (Public Service – 2011), “She was a convener of good people, and she demanded that we ask more of ourselves than even what we thought was possible on our own.”

We honour Joan’s legacy, and we send our heartfelt condolences to her loved ones.

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