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Help Us Achieve The Dream With A Donation Of $20 Or More Today! Your donation can support:
Indigenous Youth Need Your Support! – Providing indigenous youth with financial assistance to access their dream through education.
When you donate, you are giving more than money. You are providing Matawa youth with the means to realize their full potential and empower them to make life-changing choices that impact them and their community. By creating a bursary, you are offering them access to post-secondary education; when you support a fund, these dollars enhance their learning opportunities. When you provide resources for clothing, computers, sports equipment and art supplies, you are making a difference one student at a time!
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This #GivingTuesday, join Brittany Kennedy and Alyssa Manula from Matawa Education on the Matawa Radio Show at 4 p.m. as they dive into Achieving The Dream Through Education — the charity helping Matawa youth reach their education and career goals. You'll hear how even a $20 donation can make a real difference, the unexpected ways the charity supports students, and why all Matawa youth should apply – whether they’re heading to college or university or not. P.S. If you’re a Matawa student who would like to apply for an award, visit www.achievingthedream.ca – they will be accepting applications January through March 2026! Catch the conversation today at 4 p.m. on the Matawa Radio Show 📻 on Wawatay: https://bit.ly/3QdtbiD
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Graduate Spotlight!
Destiny graduated from the Matawa Education and Care Centre in 2024 and received the Jamie Campbell Bursary. This support helped her cover her basic needs, allowing her to focus fully on her studies.
During her time at the MECC, Destiny developed a strong connection to the Land-Based program (See photos!). She found it to be a powerful way to learn, connect with her culture, and support her mental well-being. Inspired by these experiences, Destiny set her sights on becoming a land-based teacher, with hopes of one day returning to teach Matawa youth.
She is currently working toward her Outdoor Recreation degree and plans to continue on to Teachers College.
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This #GivingTuesday, join Brittany Kennedy and Alyssa Manula from Matawa Education on the Matawa Radio Show at 4 p.m. as they dive into Achieving The Dream Through Education — the charity helping Matawa youth reach their education and career goals.
You'll hear how even a $20 donation can make a real difference, the unexpected ways the charity supports students, and why all Matawa youth should apply – whether they’re heading to college or university or not.
P.S. If you’re a Matawa student who would like to apply for an award, visit www.achievingthedream.ca – they will be accepting applications January through March 2026!
Catch the conversation today at 4 p.m. on the Matawa Radio Show 📻 on Wawatay: bit.ly/3QdtbiD ... See MoreSee Less
This #GivingTuesday, join Brittany Kennedy and Alyssa Manula from Matawa Education on the Matawa Radio Show at 4 p.m. as they dive into Achieving The Dream Through Education — the charity helping Matawa youth reach their education and career goals. You'll hear how even a $20 donation can make a real difference, the unexpected ways the charity supports students, and why all Matawa youth should apply – whether they’re heading to college or university or not. P.S. If you’re a Matawa student who would like to apply for an award, visit www.achievingthedream.ca – they will be accepting applications January through March 2026! Catch the conversation today at 4 p.m. on the Matawa Radio Show 📻 on Wawatay: https://bit.ly/3QdtbiD
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Today, on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, we pause to reflect on the children who never made it home, the survivors of residential schools, and the generations of families and communities forever impacted.
This day is a reminder that Every Child Matters, and that reconciliation is not just about remembering the past, but about building a better future together.
At Achieving the Dream Through Education, we believe education is a pathway to healing, opportunity, and empowerment. The light of a new day, like this sunrise, symbolizes hope, resilience, and the strength of Indigenous youth who carry forward the dreams of their ancestors.
🧡 Today, we stand in solidarity. We remember. We honor. We commit to walking this path of truth and reconciliation together.
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Thanks Yahoo News for sharing this story and the great work of Jamie Campbell and Sportsnet
Go Toronto Blue Jays!!
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Picture this: Sportsnet host's selfie challenge fuels dreams for Indigenous students
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Sportsnet host Jamie Campbell has spent years telling stories from the ballpark. Now, he’s using the spotlight to help write a different kind of story by means of a unique fundraiser.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
🌟 Giving Back to Our Community! 🌟
Today, our Achieving the Dream Through Education Board of Directors volunteered at the Dew Drop Inn, serving meals and connecting with our community.
We are proud to support the incredible work being done at Dew Drop Inn Thunder Bay and to lend a helping hand where it’s needed most. 💛
Together, we believe in the power of education, compassion, and community.
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Awesome!!
Ever awesome 😊