I left high school and with a big vision, and huge moved to Edmonton to find a job and I only dreamed of results." Founded during the pandemic in March of 2021 going back to school to graduate and build a future." She by Mallory and her husband Kham Yawnghwe, continues, "support from Indspire was very meaningful Indigenous Box has quickly emerged as a big player in to me, beyond the money. [...] It Indigenous students who are seeking to create a removed so much pressure off me as a student positive impact in their communities and in our to be able to focus on studies and community, country.” and to know that I have resources to help He continues, “your financial support helps to alleviate provide for everything I need. [...] My vision is to be a leader in my gratitude for your choosing to give to Indspire.” • organizational design, and to work with groups who are committed to healing, connecting, and progressing 5 Social Justice Donors Put Indigenous Youth in the Driver’s Seat Tyler Ward and Romizah Walter Legacy donors to Indspire, Toronto, ON Legacy donors Tyler Ward and his wife Romizah “I am motivated by the decol. [...] For Romi and I this is the clear action to create opportunity for Indigenous least we can do.” In an extraordinary gesture to build a people to become change-makers in Canada.” more equitable future, Tyler and Romizah have arranged to leave most of their estate to charities in Tyler and Romizah want other potential donors to know Canada, including Indspire. [...] That is why I was motivated to include charitable giving in my estate to ensure Tyler and Romizah have a heartfelt wish that a future generations benefit from our legacy gift.” “contribution to Indspire will help lead to a Canada where Indigenous people have equal representation in Tyler Ward is comfortable with the term ‘social justice’ to all aspects of the economy, education, social, and descri.
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