Annual Report 2018–2019

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Message from the Chair David Tuccaro

Message from the President and CEO Roberta L. Jamieson

2018-2019 by the Numbers More than $115,000,000 provided to students since 2004

More than Approximately Over 37,500 90% 50% awards distributed of recipients will graduate of recipient graduates have since 2004 continued towards another post-secondary credential

About Only About 42% 5% 50% of recipient graduates of recipient graduates had of employed recipients have obtained not secured employment work in fields that support employment Indigenous people

Soaring Indigenous Youth Empowerment Gathering On February 21, 2019, over 800 participants attended the Soaring Indigenous Youth Empowerment Gathering in Calgary, Alberta. Check out this highlight reel which captures the energy and enthusiasm of the day.

2018 National Gathering for Indigenous Education From November 7–9, 2019, over 850 educators and others attended a Pre-Gathering workshop on reconciliation and 70 workshops centered around the theme, Transforming Education through Reconciliation.

The 2019 Indspire Awards On February 22, 2019, at the Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium in Calgary, the 26th annual Indspire Awards honoured 12 Indigenous professionals and youth who demonstrated outstanding achievement and serve as invaluable role models for First Nations, Inuit and Métis youth. About Indspire

Indigenous Education is Indspire Programs National Gathering for Canada’s Future Growth Indigenous Education

Guiding the Soaring: Indigenous Youth Building Brighter Journey: Indigenous Empowerment Gathering Futures (BBF) Educator Awards

2019 Indspire Awards Board of Directors and Staff Sponsors and Donors ($100K+) Indspire thanks the following organizations and individuals for their generous support in 2018–2019.

Indspire Programs 2018 National Gathering for Indigenous Education

2019 Soaring: Indigenous Building Brighter Futures (BBF) Supporters Youth Empowerment Gathering $1,000+ and Other Donors to BBF

Apprenticeship, Skilled Trades 2019 Indspire Awards: and Technology Bursaries Celebrating Indigenous Achievement

Annual Donors and Supporters (Donations made between April 1, 2018 – March 31, 2019)

LIFT and Indspire LIFT and Indspire have partnered for a three-year agreement at an estimated value of $1M for both in-kind and paid services. LIFT estimated at $155,850 in-kind services to March 31, 2019 to support Indspire’s desire in significantly moving the needle on Indigenous education outcomes. This would mean that Indspire would be contributing an increased number of Indigenous youth graduating, entering the workforce, and contributing to the economy, and have the tools to measure and report out on their impact.

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Thank you for believing in Indspire and continuing to champion Indigenous education and support of First Nations, Inuit and Métis students across Canada who are realizing their dreams and graduating from post-secondary institutions; many of these students are the first person in their families to do so. We truly appreciate our private and public funders who continue to invest in our social impact across the country. Through our programs this past year, we reached some 7,856 students. When we add the CBC reach, we are connecting with more than 630,000 Canadians! Senator Murray Sinclair, former chair of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, has said that education provides one of the greatest hopes for repairing cultural attitudes, redressing the legacy of Indian Residential Schools, and advancing the process of reconciliation. Through its support of thousands of students each year, Indspire is contributing to the success of First Nations, Inuit and Métis learners, the process of reconciliation and ultimately realizing its purpose that within a generation, every Indigenous student will graduate. We currently meet 22 per cent of student applicants’ needs. We know we have to do better and believe that together we can achieve this. Indeed, we have had a record year, disbursing more than $16 million in 5,553 bursaries and scholarships — a year of unprecedented impact for Indigenous students and one we intend to pursue in our growth strategy over the coming year. We have set ourselves the ambitious challenges of increasing our bursary and scholarship applications by 25 per cent and increasing funding for students by more than 40 per cent. In the coming year, we will make a huge investment in technology to better serve and support our students. As we do that, we are monitoring their success through our National Education Survey to be conducted again in 2020. On behalf of the board, I would like to thank our leader, Roberta Jamieson, and her dedicated staff. Thank you for your continued support. Together, we are making a difference for thousands of First Nations, Inuit and Métis students across this country. David Tuccaro Chair, Board of Directors Click here to see our audited statements.

RETURN TO HOMEPAGE Indigenous Education is Canada’s Future Growth

In an increasingly interconnected world, Canada is in a global race for talent. Fortunately, Canada has a ready supply of labour, energy and enterprise right here at home. Indigenous peoples are the fastest growing demographic cohort, and they are younger than the Canadian average. More than 130,000 Indigenous people aged 17–51 will be eligible to attend post-secondary university by 2023. They are a key piece of Canada’s economic engine. In fact, the Centre for the Study of Living Standards estimates that if we close the education and labour market gaps for Indigenous people in Canada by 2031, Canada’s GDP could gain $36 billion. Indspire is an Indigenous national charity that invests in the education of First Nations, Inuit and Métis people for the long-term benefit of these individuals, their families and communities, and Canada. With the support of its funding partners, Indspire provides financial awards, delivers programs and shares resources so that First Nations, Inuit, and Métis students will achieve their highest potential. Indspire provides hundreds of scholarships, bursaries and awards to thousands of Indigenous students every year through its Building Brighter Futures Program. Since 2004, Indspire has provided over $115 million in financial support to more than 37,500 First Nations, Inuit and Métis students. Ninety per cent of students who have received funding have graduated from a post-secondary institution. Fifty per cent of graduates continue toward another post- secondary credential, and most importantly, 50 per cent of employed recipients work in fields that support Indigenous people. As a society and a country, we have the responsibility to ensure all our students have what they need to follow their dreams and make the most of future opportunities. Not only is this vital to advancing reconciliation, but it will also make our country stronger, more innovative and more inclusive. It will make us all better able to thrive in a changing world and a shifting global economy.

RETURN TO HOMEPAGE Indspire’s K–12 Institute: Promoting Indigenous Education

Resources and Programs Successful Practices: Showcasing Strategies that Work Successful Practices include documented research, frameworks, models, and educational strategies that have worked to enhance kindergarten to Grade 12 student success. Indspire evaluates and shares these proven practices on the Indspire website, through webinars and at Indspire’s National Gathering, for the benefit of Indigenous education stakeholders nationwide. Practices are evaluated using seven principles, which were founded in consultation with national Indigenous scholars. The principles honour Indigenous ways of knowing and values.

Successful Practices Spotlight Spirit Bear and Children Make History: Spirit Bear Book Learning Guide “Together, my mentee and I inspire Spirit Bear and Children Make History is written by First Nations educators each other to learn, share, seek, (Dr. Cindy Blackstock and Eddy Robinson) and illustrated by a First Nations artist and develop transformational (Amanda Strong). Produced by a national charitable organization, the Caring Society resources to build capacity for works to ensure the safety and well-being of First Nations youth and their families. colleagues and students.” Spirit Bear and Children Make History was written to engage a younger audience in learning Peer Support Mentor, about the child-welfare case, and to demonstrate and affirm the powerful role of young Billie-Jo Grant, St. Albert, Alta. people in the reconciliation movement. Peer Support: Educator Mentorship Peer Support is a mentorship and coaching program for educators of Indigenous students. Indspire pairs educators across Canada based on their professional learning goals and provides support online to this learning community through webinars, and other professional development tools. The top five goals for the 2018–2019 Peer Support program were: 1. Infusing Indigenous ways/teachings/culture into classrooms; 2. Building and increasing knowledge of Indigenous culture; 3. Sharing resources; 4. Classroom management; 5. Lesson planning. For the 2018–2019 school year, there were 351 active participants in the program. “I was inspired with new ideas, met new contacts and learned Nurturing Capacity: Documenting Community Success new strategies from my mentee.” Indspire supports communities to document and evaluate their successful practices. The Peer Support Mentor, community-led process is supported by an Indigenous researcher, who works with the Shelby McNish, Winnipeg community from identifying what data to collect to completion of the evaluation.

Nurturing Capacity Spotlight Seven Oaks School Division, Winnipeg, MB, Researcher: Dr. Niigaan Sinclair The Ojibwe Bilingual Program at Riverbend Community School is a community-based elementary-level initiative, located in Seven Oaks School Division in Winnipeg, Canada. Opened in September 2016, it is a dual-track program where students receive 50 per cent of their school day instruction in the Ojibwe language and 50 per cent of the day in English. A large percentage of students in this program are children in the child-welfare system and, as a result of attending the school, report experiences of personal and cultural empowerment, feelings of community and finding an identity. The program personnel also develop their own curriculum and train language educators to become teachers. The program is open specifically to students in the Seven Oaks School Division, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, as well as students living throughout the city of Winnipeg. Rivers to Success: Mentoring Indigenous Students “The opportunities are endless for Rivers to Success is a national mentorship program with two streams of mentorship. The Indigenous students in Canada, post-secondary stream matches Indigenous students with career professionals to assist so as a mentor I find great students transitioning into the workplace or with further education. The second stream fulfillment in sharing my story of mentorship connects Indigenous high-school students with post-secondary students and helping others pursue their to encourage successful high-school completions and to support smooth transitions to dreams and goals as well.” post-secondary education. Alex Thomas, Rivers to Success Mentor This past year, there were 371 active participants inRivers to Success from 32 post-secondary institutions across the country. These students were matched with both first-year students who are Indspire-funded recipients from their school and high-school students who are considering attending their institution. “My name is Alex Thomas and I am a proud member of Snuneymuxw First Nation in Nanaimo, B.C. I am currently enrolled in my second year of medical school at McMaster University and I am mentor with the Rivers to Success mentorship program. Throughout high-school, my undergraduate degree and now medical school, I have received a tremendous amount of advice and support from mentors and peers, so I am always looking for ways to do the same for others. The opportunities are endless for Indigenous students in Canada, so as a mentor I find great fulfillment in sharing my story and helping others pursue their dreams and goals as well.” Alex Thomas, Rivers to Success mentor Rivers to Success Gathering On February 22, 2019, 60 Rivers participants attended a luncheon in Calgary that took place Attending the Rivers to Success during Indspire’s Soaring Youth Empowerment Gathering and Indspire Awards. While enjoying Gathering are Jocelyn Plouffe, lunch, participants were encouraged by post-secondary mentors through words of advice and B.Sc., University of Manitoba (left) strategies for success that have guided their journeys. with her mentee Brianna Jonnie, a Grade 12 high-school student who also plans to attend university to study science.

RETURN TO HOMEPAGE National Gathering for Indigenous Education

The National Gathering for Indigenous Education is an annual gathering for educators and others who work with Indigenous students to improve educational outcomes. Attendees share promising practices and collaborate to translate theory into workable strategies. More than 850 educators and others attended a Pre-Gathering workshop on reconciliation and 70 workshops at the sixth annual gathering in Edmonton, from November 7–9, 2018. The next conference will be held in Toronto, November 20–22, 2019. What 2018 National Gathering attendees had to say: “The atmosphere was wonderful, inviting, noninvasive. Everyone was genuine and super interested in bettering their school environment. I would love to attend again.” “The entire gathering was so efficient and also friendly. There were such a variety of workshops to choose from, and all that I attended were informative, Indigenous and incredible. I really appreciated the many different events available, including the opening event, lunch-time events, awards and the film screening. It was so incredibly inspiring to meet so many Indigenous role models and people from all walks of life who are passionate about moving education forward in the process of reconciliation.”

RETURN TO HOMEPAGE Guiding the Journey: Indigenous Educator Awards

Guiding the Journey recognizes and celebrates outstanding educators for their achievement and innovation in Indigenous education. These educators work hard to transform Indigenous education across Canada by advocating for updated resources and more cultural teachings in the curriculum; having innovative teaching practices; and helping Indigenous students reach their full potential. Nine educators and one organization were honoured at the National Gathering in Edmonton on November 8, 2018.

2019 Guiding the Journey: Indigenous Educator Award Recipients

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Indigenous Youth

At Soaring, high-school students learn about a myriad of career and post- secondary education options. Students participate in career workshops, learn about financial support, and meet Canada’s top employers. Held annually, Soaring continues to be widely appreciated by the students, educators, sponsors and trade show vendors. Surveys completed by student participants provide insight into their thoughts about post-secondary education. The following is a snapshot of what youth shared: “The way the people speak, it’s like they know what you fear & give advice related to that.” “Cuz it motivates youth to work hard and you tell us that we have potential and that we can make it and be more, and some of us haven’t been told that.” “I believe that these conferences help to show/inspire people to follow their dreams and to know that they will have support and options.”

“It is important because it helps not only young students find where they want to go in their future, but it also helps them feel connected to their culture.” Indigenous Educator

RETURN TO HOMEPAGE Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries, Scholarships and Awards

Indspire provides financial support for Indigenous students across Canada to assist them in completing their post-secondary education. In 2018–2019, Indspire awarded more than $16.3 million through 5,553 financial bursaries, scholarships and awards.

“… The amazing contribution that A snapshot of what the students that we support are studying — top 10 fields of studies. you have given me towards my education adds up to a lot of 149 213 683 stress taken off my shoulders. Science, Technology, 261 Thank you for making it possible Engineering, Mathematics (STEM) for me to continue my studies.” Business 354 Social Science and Humanities 667 Education Social Work/Counselling “… My future career goal is to find 429 my place within my community Nursing where I can make a positive Indigenous Languages and Studies difference for future generations Health whether it is in a coordinator 548 665 Law capacity or a role in advocacy for Fine Art my Quw’utsun mustimuhw.” 566

The 2017 federal budget allocated $25 million to Indspire’s Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries, Scholarships and Awards program over five years beginning in 2017–2018, and contributions from non-federal sources will be matched by the federal government up to March 31, 2022. In its March 2019 budget, the federal government made an additional investment of $9 million over three years to enable Indspire to support many more Indigenous students to achieve their potential through education.

Building Brighter Futures: Student Stories

Video Messages of Thanks from Building Brighter Futures Award Recipients

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“I am overjoyed to be the recipient of your bursary, and I am deeply appreciative of your support …”

“… Due to your award, I can focus my time at university on schoolwork and community engagement, instead of struggling with finances. I will forever be grateful for that. Thank you for your generosity and support. I covenant to work very hard and eventually give something back to others, both as an architect and as an active member of my community.” 2019 Indspire Awards

The Indspire Awards recognize Indigenous professionals and youth who demonstrate outstanding achievement and serve as invaluable role models for Indigenous youth. Each year, recipients are selected by a national jury of past laureates. The Indspire Awards were established in 1993 in conjunction with the United Nations’ International Decade of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, and after 25 years, we have honoured 362 outstanding First Nations,Celebrang Inuit 25 and year s Métisof individuals. These positive role models Célébrare a er 25 ans de source of inspiration for Indigenous Achievement youth. réalisaons autochtones The 2019 Indspire Awards were held on February 22, 2019, at the Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium in Calgary.

2019 Indspire Awards Recipients Award Recipient Community Lifetime Achievement Atuat Akittirq Aggu, Nunavut Arts Barbara Todd Hager St. Paul Des Métis Settlement, Alta. Business & Commerce Ron Derrickson Westbank First Nation, B.C. Culture, Heritage Jijuu Mary Snowshoe Gwich’in Nation, N.W.T. & Spirituality Education Dr. Vianne Timmons Mi’kmaq, N.S. Health Dr. Marlyn Cook Misipawistik Cree Nation, Man. Law & Justice Dianne Corbiere M’Chegeeng First Nation, Ont. Public Service Peter Dinsdale Curve Lake First Nation, Ont. Sports Brigette Lacquette Mallard, MB & Cote First Nation, Sask. Youth — First Nations Billy-Ray Belcourt Driftpile Cree Nation, Alta. Youth — Inuit Kelly Fraser Sanikiluaq, Nunavut Youth — Métis James Lavallée Métis Homeland (St. Vital, St. Boniface, Bissett), Man.

The 2019 Indspire Awards were broadcast on CBC TV, radio and online and APTN.

RETURN TO HOMEPAGE Board of Directors and Staff

(Back row L-R) Clint Davis, Michael Dan, David Gabriel Tuccaro (Chair), James Dekker, Paul Tsaparis, Gordon Peeling (Front row L-R) Hilary Pearson, William (Bill) Shead, Jean Teillet, Donald E Worme, Roberta L. Jamieson (President and CEO, Indspire), Yvan Guy Larocque, Fauna Kingdon, Darrell Beaulieu, Joseph Dion Not pictured: Len Flett, Aditya Jha, Dr. Gerald McMaster

Board of Directors Fauna Kingdon Honorary Chair David Gabriel Tuccaro (Chair) Yvan Guy Larocque Her Excellency the Jean Teillet (Vice Chair) Jean LaRose Right Honourable, Julie Payette Darrell Beaulieu Peter Lukasiewicz C.C., C.M.M., C.O.M. Nicole Bourque Bouchier Dr. Gerald McMaster Governor General of Canada Michael Dan Maatalii Okalik Clint Davis Hilary Pearson James Dekker Gordon Peeling Joseph Dion William (Bill) Shead Len Flett Paul Tsaparis Aditya Jha Donald E. Worme

Full-Time Employees (as at March 31, 2019) Office of the CEO Stephanie Bergman Hillary Martin Roberta L. Jamieson Senior Development Officer Bursary & Scholarship President and CEO, Indspire Support Officer Michael Brown Executive Producer, Indspire Awards Corporate Sales Associate Kim Radbourne Julie Monture Rivers to Success Rose Goulais Program Coordinator Senior Executive Assistant Development Coordinator to the President and CEO Terry Ramirez Ailis Hamilton Nurturing Capacity Coordinator Fiona Crean Development Officer, Chief Operating Officer Corporate Partnerships Jamie Ricci Research Advisor Lauren Hollywood Amanda Leibow Executive Assistant to the Development Services Coordinator Felicia White Chief Operating Officer Data Entry Clerk Wendy Quick Chelsea Fennell Senior Development Officer Administrative Assistant Finance & Administration Marisa Robins Tom Darnay Communications & Marketing Development Officer, Chief Financial Officer Nick Foglia Individual Giving Tabitha McNaughton Vice-President, Manager, Finance Communications & Marketing Education Michelle Bomberry Arlene Williams Amanda Charles Director, Post-Secondary Accounts Receivable Communications Advisor Education Program & Finance Officer Chelsey Johnson Tammy Martin Corry Williams Marketing Co-ordinator Director, K–12 Institute Accounting Support Clerk Madison Johns Trista Bomberry Shyla Williams Communications & Bursary & Scholarship Human Resources, Payroll & Marketing Assistant Support Officer Benefits Administrator Development Suzanne Bradley Carol Sherry Cindy Ball Bursary & Scholarship Officer Finance & Administrative Support Vice-President, Development Mike Hager Government Relations Julia O’Hara Teach for Tomorrow Yancy Craig Director, Partnerships Lead Information Manager Director, Government Relations John Stanwyck Rachel Hill Leah Akiwenzie Director, Individual Giving Program Coordinator, Peer Support Government Relations Assistant & Donor Relations Valerie Hill Sierra Barber Administrative Support Development Assistant

RETURN TO HOMEPAGE Sponsors and Donors ($100K+)

Indspire thanks the following organizations and individuals for their generous support in 2018–2019.

(All) Sponsors & Partners ($100K+)

Anonymous Margaret Atwood

Manuel and Neil & Katherine Cheryl Buchwald Camarta

Bill and Penny Eakin Estate of Frank Peers Estate The Rick Norma Panaro Dietz George Family

Joan and Bob Lehman

Marcia Perryman

Weeneebayko Area /Anonymous Health Authority

Financial Statements Indspire’s financial statements for the year ending March 31, 2019 were audited by Deloitte and can be found here https://indspire.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Indspire-English-Audited-Financial-Statements-FY2019-signed.pdf

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To learn more about our impact, visit https://indspire.ca/programs/impact-research/impact/

Founding Partners Supporter CIBC Boyd-Myles Foundation Government of Canada Government of Manitoba Teach for Tomorrow Government of Ontario Frank Peers Estate Suncor Energy Foundation Kenny Family Foundation Fund Tachane Foundation Inc. The J.W. McConnell Family Foundation Rivers to Success: Mentoring Winnipeg Foundation Indigenous Youth Founding Supporter Government Partner Sandra Rotman, CM, O. Ont. Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada Lead Sponsor Peer Support Major Sponsor TD Bank The Slaight Family Foundation Major Sponsor Nurturing Capacity The Slaight Family Foundation Founding Sponsor Suncor Energy Foundation

RETURN TO HOMEPAGE 2018 National Gathering for Indigenous Education

Presenting Corporate Sponsor Supporting Sponsor Suncor Energy Syncrude

Lead Partner Leadership Workshop Sponsor Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada Cenovus Energy

Guiding the Journey Awards Workshop Sponsors Suncor Energy Foundation Ontario Teachers’ Federation Unifor Major SponsorS TD Bank Break Sponsor The Slaight Family Foundation Franklin Covey

Keynote Speaker Sponsor Tradeshow Sponsors Imperial Alberta Teacher’s Association Bridges Canada Pre-gathering Workshop CSIS A Sponsor Elections Canada Shell Canada Gord Downie and Chanie Wenjack Fund Kids Help Phone Conference Bag Sponsor Learning Bird Heart & Stroke Foundation Manasc Issac Nelson Education Ltd. Welcome Reception Sponsor OSI CN Pearson Canada TakingIT Global United Library Services Film Screening Sponsor Voices Into Action Pembina Wintergreen Learning Materials

RETURN TO HOMEPAGE 2019 SOARING: Indigenous Youth Empowerment Gathering

Indigenous Youth

Lead Partner Monty Meloche Government of Canada Greg Moore NOVA Chemicals Corporation Presenting Corporate Partner Andrew Phillips TD Bank Alan Polak Marty Proctor Regional Partner Robbie Pryde Government of Alberta Matthew Rachiele Stephen Reynish Brian Robinson Indigenous Youth Sponsor Tim Saxman Shell Canada Patrick Scace Secure Energy Services Champions of Soaring Jackie Sheppard APTN Rob Sica Suncor Energy Edward Sims Syncrude Canada David Skurka David Smith Major SponsorS Ellen Smith Pembina Steven Spaulding TD Securities D. Michael Stewart Clark Terriff Participating Sponsor Michael & Renae Tims Nutrien Shaun Toivanen Toronto Foundation Supporting Sponsors Drew Tumbach & Joanna Wright Calgary Meetings + Conventions Kevin Turchanski Teck Resources Sheryl Uhlman TransCanada Andrew Waiand Patrick Ward Laptop Sponsor Michael Wilhelm Imperial W. Wilson Clayton & Linda Woitas Lunch Sponsor John Wright Elections Canada Jennifer Young Vern Yu Supporters Grant Zawalsky Ian Anderson Annapolis Capital Limited T-Shirt Sponsor Anonymous (7) Ontario Power Generation Joe Ardolino Taso Arvanitis Backpack Sponsor Angela Avery Stantec Jason & Heidi-Lynne Balasch Scott Barron Rail Travel Sponsor Christian Bayle VIA Rail Michael Belenkie Jim & Cindy Bertram Host University SponsorS Myles Bosman Mount Royal University Karen Brouwers University of Calgary Sean Brown Paul Campbell Host College Sponsor Vincent Chahley Bow Valley College Max Chan Andrew Claridge Experience Day Sponsor Sante Corona CP Rail Trudy Curran Kiel Depoe Michael & Barb Dilger Champions of Soaring APTN Garth Doll Suncor Energy Robert Dorrance & Gail Drummond Syncrude Canada Steve Dumanski Tom Ebbern Brian Ector Tradeshow Sponsors Trevor English Air Canada Linda Ezergailis Canadian Natural Resources Dan Fitzgerald Pam FitzGerald Workshop Sponsors Christopher Gerry Chartered Professional Accountants Canada Brock Gibson Inter Pipeline Glenn Gibson Nuna Group of Companies Paul Gill Our Children’s Medicine Karen Graham Rio Tinto Jolienne Guillemaud Wells Fargo Doug Haughey Brett & Jeannette Herman Exhibitor Sponsors Greg Hickaway ATCO Group Dale Hohm Banff Centre David Holm Canadian Armed Forces Naushad Jamani Concordia University Juan Jarrah Concordia University of Edmonton James Jepson CSIS Moti Jungreis Humber College Pam Kazeil Let’s Talk Science Derek Koppe Manasc Isaac Art & Deborah Korpach McGill University John Krill National Film Board John Kroeker Parks Canada Mark Kuhn Portage College Nancy Lever Public Service Commission of Canada Kent MacIntyre Queen’s University Chuck Magro Red River College Andy Mah Royal Roads University Ken McCagherty Rupertsland Institute Drew McIntyre Trent University Margaret McKenzie University of Alberta Barry McNamara University of Saskatchewan Bart Melek Women Building Futures

RETURN TO HOMEPAGE Building Brighter Futures (BBF) Supporters $1,000+ and Other Donors to BBF

$5 Million+ $1,000 – $99,999 Government of Canada AFOA Canada Potash Alta Link $2 Million – $4,999,999 Anonymous (3) NextEra Energy Canada Arthur and Audrey Cutten Foundation Rio Tinto The Asper Foundation The Slaight Family Foundation Aspire Change Foundation Athabasca University $1 Million – $1,999,999 Audrey Hellyer Charitable Foundation Bill and Penny Eakin Betty Averbach Foundation Estate of Norma Panaro Dietz BASF Red River College The Ralph M. Barford Foundation Ryerson University The Max Bell Foundation Syncrude Mel Benson Bluelime Enterprises $500,000 – $999,999 Claudine and Stephen Bronfman Canada Life Family Foundation Cenovus Energy Burns Memorial Fund CWB Group Canada Malting The Rick George Family Canadian Association of Gift Planners Government of Alberta Canadian Press Government of Ontario Carthy Foundation Hydro One Casino Rama McGill University CGOV Foundation Ontario Federation of Indigenous Church of St. Clement Friendship Centres Citibank Shell Canada Community Foundation of Nova Scotia “I hope to find employment TD Bank Crescent Point Energy as a producer, or director University of New Brunswick D&R Directional of documentaries. I want to Deloitte help tell the stories of other Dialog Design $250,000 – $499,999 Indigenous people and help Dillon Consulting BMO Capital Markets artists of diverse backgrounds Dixon Mitchell CIBC make it to the screen …” ESI Canada HSBC Bank Canada Elizabeth Freeland Compassion Fund Husky Morris & Rosalind Goodman Muskeg Lake Investment Family Foundation Management Corporation Goods & Services Branding Suncor Energy Foundation The Sibylla Hesse Foundation University of Winnipeg Hewitt Foundation University of Victoria Horgarth Family Foundation Via Rail Hudbay Minerals Humber Valley United Church $100,000 – $249,999 Ingenium Air Canada Investors Group Anonymous The Ivey Foundation Bank of Canada Denise Jaqcues BMO Financial Group Jazz Aviation Bruce Power The Jade Fund – Sue Sherwin Manuel and Cheryl Buchwald and Rich Campbell “With awards such as this Neil & Katherine Camarta Roberta Jamieson I feel very proud of my Canadian Nurses Foundation Kaatza Foundation accomplishments and feel Carleton University KBF Canada Foundation that I can continue to strive Corus Entertainment John and Catherine Kelly for academic success without DeBeers KPMG the additional stress of Hatch Laidlaw Foundation financial burden ...” Imperial Learning Disabilities Association of Canada Indigenous Bar Association Legacy Bowes Jarislowsky Fraser Partners Foundation Lupina Foundation Joan and Bob Lehman Roderick MacLennan New Gold James Malcolm Paramount Resources The J.W. McConnell Family Foundation Marcia Perryman Meteoros Fund Margaret Atwood Michael McKiernan Peter Gilgan Foundation Muttart Foundation Power Corp Dorothea Nation Royal Architectural Institute New Brunswick Community College of Canada (RAIC) Nextera Canada Rogers Nicol Family Foundation Shehtah Nabors Nuna Logistics Society of Energy Professionals Nutrien Sodexo Ontario Aboriginal Housing Services Sun Life Financial Pat Kealey Symcor Marcia Perryman T.E. Investment Council Birendra and Sushma Prasada Tachane Foundation Inc. Pratt & Whitney Canada Teck Resources Rozas Foundation University of Toronto – Faculty of Medicine Seven Oaks School Division Viterra South Dundas Wind Farm Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Trottier Family Foundation ‘Weeneebayko Area Health Authority Unit E Investments Winnipeg Foundation/Anonymous University of PEI Dan Vetter Wells Fargo Wesley M. Nicol Foundation White Buffalo Women of Halton Action Movement WSP Canada

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Imperial Shell Canada Suncor Energy Foundation

RETURN TO HOMEPAGE 2019 Indspire Awards: Celebrating Indigenous Achievement

Presenting Corporate Sponsor Supporting SponsorS TD Bank Calgary Meetings + Conventions Canada Life Lead Partner Government of Nunavut Government of Canada Reception Sponsor Indigenous Youth Sponsor Imperial Shell Canada Celebrang 25 years of Célébrer 25 ans de Indigenous Achievement Table Sponsors réalisaons autochtones Regional Partner A.P.E. Maintenance The Government of Alberta ATB Financial Backwoods Energy Founding Partner Bouchier & Official Airline Canadian Indigenous Nurses Association Air Canada Cathy Glover CIBC Post-Awards Ceremony Civeo Reception Sponsor CPA Canada Teck Resources Elections Canada Enbridge Major Sponsors & Fort McKay First Nation Broadcast Partners Fort McKay Group of Companies APTN Government of Alberta CBC Gowlings HSBC Bank Canada Ledcor Major Sponsors Manitoba Building Trades Suncor Energy Mikisew Group of Companies Syncrude Canada Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Participating Sponsor Plains Mainstream WSP Procon Mining & Tunnelling Redwood Meadows Rio Tinto Rupertsland Institute The Banff Centre University of Regina Wells Fargo

RETURN TO HOMEPAGE Annual Donors (Donations made between April 1, 2018 – March 31, 2019)

Indspire is grateful to our donors and sponsors who made a positive impact on Indigenous education and in the lives of Indigenous students, their families and the future of this country. Thank you for your dedication!

$20,000+ Manuel & Cheryl Buchwald Elisa Gislon & The Estate of Clarus Foundation Lodovico Sinchetto Norma Panaro Dietz Peter Gilgan Foundation Hogarth Family Mary Smith Foundation Fund

$10,000 – $19,999 Amicus Foundation Phillips, Hager & Arlene Strom & Anonymous (3) North Investment Colin Jackson Michael Dan Management Ltd. Karim Suleman Ann Guthrie Toivo Puhm & & Zahra Jaffer Bernhard Nickel Ailsa E. Wood Turkstra Foundation Wesley M. Nicol Christopher Richter Barbara Whitcraft Foundation & David Heinsler

$5,000 – $9,999 Allianz Global Assistance Greater Toronto Richard Monk Roy & Roberta Barr Area Contact Centre Rocky Mountain Family Foundation Association Charitable Giving Fund Louise Anne Barsotti The Estate of Jack Hallam Smith S.H.A.R.E. Sid Brodovsky Julie Joosten Foundation & Cary Shafir Kaatza Foundation T4G Limited Christopher Burton Kreiner Family Fund Traquair Family John Cullen Cameron Little Foundation Barbara DeFriedberg Kenneth MacKenzie University of Guelph Jeff Durish Beverley Martin Janet Wood William Farrell Naomi McCormack Ralph Wood Don & Wendy Fraser Michael McKiernan Karen Yearsley Areez Gangji & Jamie Ricci Elizabeth Milne

$2,500 – $4,999 Anonymous Norman and Margaret Carolyn Pim Drew Atkins Jewison Charitable Qube Charitable & Sylvia Kanitsch Foundation Foundation Eunice Baldwin Jodo Shinshu Buddhist Leslie & James Snell Georgina Brunette Temples of Canada Three Sisters Fund Vincenta Cheng Sherry Peden The Tonglen Foundation Marsha Copp & John Clark Pennies From Heaven Amy Wadley Express Scripts Canada Don & Heather Perrier Tracy Warne & Clayton Gyotoku Fund John Philp & Sara Turner Barbara Murchie

$1,000 – $2,499 Harold Adams & Kenneth Hamilton Ken Palmer S. Jean Koetsier-Adams Stephan Hammerberg Wayne & Vina Parker Stephanie Aleksiuk Harvard Developments Inc. Sara Pawlik Anonymous (6) Sparkle Hayter Robert & Sandra Pearson J. Armstrong Jarett Henry Pecan Foundation Doris Arnold Michael Hicks Gordon Peeling Electa Aust Gerald Hipple Carol Pepper Nancy Bailey Family Foundation Marcia Perryman Cindy Ball Michael Hodgkinson Mary Anne Peters George Ball & Katie Chan Mark Petrie Leighan Basadur Chellan Hoffman Presbyterian Women Bax Investments Ltd. Lynne Howarth of St. Andrews Church Peter Beaudoin Shirley Humphries Thomas Raedler Darrell Beaulieu Sarah Iazarovic H. Douglas Ramsay Joan Berge IBM Employee Charitable Raschkowan Foundation James Blackburn Giving Fund Sherry Richardson Margaret Blakely Rob & Sheila Innes Joan P. Ridout Paul Boothe Foundation David Robinson Franklin Bouma Ritsuko Inouye Dr. Wilson & Judith Rodger Edward Bryant Valerie Jacobs Whitney Rodricks-Mathew John & Barbara Buttars Naaznin Jaffer David & Liat Ross Ronald & Carol Byers Tina Johnson Helen Ross Don Byng Daniel Kane Helena Rummens Carolyn Campbell Lloyd Karges Bernadette Schmaltz The Carmichael-Willis Fund Kathy Kealey Matthew Semple Rob Carrick Christopher Kelly Samantha Senecal Iain & Elizabeth Chalmers Audrey Kenny Philip Serchuk Choir! Choir! Choir! Kingfisher Foundation Heather Sheehan Chris Clark Fund Nancy Kleer Michael & Colleen Sidford The Church of St. Timothy Monica Kreiner Silverorange Inc. David Clarry Martin Kuhn Jeffrey Sisler Copernicus Educational Ada Lam The Sisters of Instruction Products R & M Lang Foundation of the Child Jesus Judith Cosco Dale Lawr Society of Sacred Delia Crawford Nina Layter Heart Canada Fiona Crean Young-Mi Lee Stacey Family René Cremonese Sidney M. J. & “Aurora” Fund Tom & Julie Darnay Oliver Lennox-King Joseph Stanford Jane Davidson Paula & Pierre Lessard James Stanford Keith de Bellefeuille-Percy Gertrud Lewis Noella Steinhauer Maria del Pilar Camargo Susan Lingle Eric Stevenson Ron & Else Marie DePauw Peter Lips Jean Stilwell Zohra Docrat Peter Lukasiewicz Ruth Fay Stonehouse Edwin Driver Keith MacFarlane David Stuart Teri Drummond Sandra Mackenzie Carole Styres & Suzanne Dubeau & Bruce Billinger Rudolph Gasparelli Joan Eakin Sylvia Mangalam Jean Teillet Bruce & Maggie Edington Michael Manley-Casimir Hugh Thornton Gifting Fund Mary Maude Alan & Cindy Tomchick Douglas Eggins Katie McCain Will & Porsha Troost William & Joan Egnatoff Melanie McGovern Joan Truemner Philip English Joan McKay & Paul Tsaparis Beverly Ensom Valerie Landine Patricia Turk Hannah Evans Victor McNamara Alison Uncles Christine Fast Jonathan Mee United Way Prescott Klaus & Rose Feikes Yvonne Mercer Russell, Ottawa, Lanark and Terry Feldman Meridian Credit Union Renfrew Countries Fern Avenue Public School Merrill Charitable University of Victoria Alexandra Fitzhenry Donations Fund Ronald & Catherine Veale Michael Fitzpatrick Sarah Millar Frances & Alphonsus Ted Forrest & Helen Meyer Joy Miller Veenhuizen William & Frances Frisken Lorraine Mitchelmore James Vogtle James Frost Eleanor Moore Rebecca Walker Paul Gervan & Diane Goudie James Walkus Betty & Michael Gibbins Pauline Morris Gord Warrenchuk Mary S. Gordon Anit Mukhopadhyay Gary Westover Patricia Gouinlock Laura Mullin Tannis Wightman Brian Gray Anne Neill John & Jocelyn Willis Adam Gray Emilie Newell Donella Wilson Sheldon Green Liisa North Hugh Wilson & Shirley Green Anne Marie O’Brien Frances Wilkinson Susan Greer Brian Oliphant Barbara Witt Griggs Family Foundation William Omand Al Zikovitz Cornelia Groep Anna Martha Ottenbreit Edna Hajnal Madeleine Ouellon

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Julia Boberg Norma Johnston Daniel Richard Loretta & Daniel Adam Kaufman Toby Riley Bogert-O’Brien Johanna Kavanagh Scott Rogers Christopher Booth Elaine Keillor Reinhard Rosch Maureen Bostock Carolyn Kelly Ilana Ross Vera Bothe Ruth Kiessling Royal Bank of Canada John Boyle Nicole Knight Ralph Sabey Marian Boys Maria Koller-Jones Alfredo Santa Ana Stephen Britton Gillian Koper Jennifer Schacker Broadview Press Andrew Kotaska Andre Schwarz Erin Brook Bohuslav & Joyce Kymlicka John Seymour Bruce Brown Carol Kysela & & Jean Edwards Glen Brown Ed McDonough Leonard Shirchenko Xochi Bryan L.I.M C/O Quinlan Jeff Short Maureen Bulger Road Limited Bikram Sidhu Peter & Ann Burbidge Jeanne Laframboise Bernie Silverman Jean Burch Lakeland Consulting Inc. Lisa Simon G. Keith Carey William Landry Sisters of Saint Martha June Cauthers Alex Larkin & Sue Paradi James & M. E. 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Ron Varley Jeff Everett Arch & Brenda McCurdy Catherine Verrall Marjorie Ewing Candyce McDonald Ann Wachner Lesley Fellows Valerie McDonald Meredith Wagler Helke Ferrie Jeanette McGrath Jessica Webb Jennie Ferris Betty McInnes Barry Wiens Susan Fisher Garth McKane Rudolph & Anna Wiens John & Patricia Flannagan Brianna McKelvie Elizabeth Wiles Nicola Foglia Andrea C. McKenzie Marilyn Wiley Donald Fraser Malcolm & Susan McLeod Donald Wilkins Rose and Daniel Tabitha McNaughton Laurie Williams Freedman Foundation Helen Meyer Lorris Williams Alison Froese & Ted Forrest Sue Wilson James & Sharon Garbutt Barbara Michasiw Carol Wilson Denis Garon Christina Mills Ann Wirsig Hugh Garrioch F. and R. Mistry Susan Wismer Rosanne Gasse Moksha Yoga East Ken Wong Martin Geleynse Vancouver Madeleine Wong Joan Genest Kathleen Moleski John Woollatt George Cedric Metcalf Helen Molloy Workers Compensation Charitable Foundation Siobhan Monaghan Board Jane Givens Rosemary Moorhead Peter Wright R. 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