How you can donate and contribute to Walk as we
So Far, your Support has earned $78,200
in Grants that support Indigenous Actions & initiatives!
Walk As We is dedicated to a process:
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EDUCATION about the history of this land prepares us for...
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FRIENDSHIP & COMMUNITY create space for Indigenous people to share dreams.
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We take ACTION together, on Indigenous dreams and initiatives.
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Thank you Calgary Foundation and the Presbytery of Calgary-Macleod, ($47,200 and $30,000). We are actively looking for more partners!
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Thank you Lantern Church & St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church for acting as grant writers and fiscal agents for these initiatives. We are actively looking for more Churches and organizations to join.
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WAW celebrates theSE Indigenous initiatives So Far:
- Feeding the Spirit Outreach & drum making
- Honor Indigenous day
- Neechi-Mart
- Reconciliation Journey Walks
- SoberCrew, SOberCrew Women, & AMA 'HNA 'BINO "They Are Taking Me Home" Walk
MAKE A DONATION
DONATIONS
E-transfer donations are preferred. Cheques are also accepted.
Our Charitable Registration is:
890848948RR0001
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Walk As We
3704 37 Street SW
Calgary, AB
T3E 3C3
$120,000 is long-term goal
$60,000 is long-term goal
$30,000 is long-term goal
Donations are for Indigenous Elder honorariums, Indigenous initiative start-up, networking, salaries and administration.
Supported in part by donations and bequests made to The Presbyterian Church in Canada
Gratitude
We are very grateful to Creator, our Indigenous partners, and to the individuals and sponsors who have supported Indigenous initiatives with prayer, community and finances.
Endorsement
Walk as We has begun from relationship with Indigenous people welcomed and given a place to gather and affirm their identity as Indigenous people and address real felt needs. The Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action to the church are being realized in Calgary and I support Walk as We's Director Layne Kilbreath because he has embodied the TRC's call to healing working together with Rev. Laurie McKay.
Adrian Jacobs - CRCNA Sr. Leader for Justice and Reconciliation