To Wolf Brewing and our entire tsetsuwatil community of donors: we raise our hands in deep gratitude. 🙌 Your ongoing generosity creates pathways for Indigenous youth to learn, grow, and shine. 🧡

Together, you raised $600 dollars to uplift Indigenous children, youth, and families in our region. Your support strengthens our shared commitment to wellness, culture, and opportunity—work that is only possible through long-lasting partnerships rooted in reciprocity.

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We’re already over a third of the way there — thanks to you! 🙏
Can you help us get even further?
Prize Pack Includes:
🎭 2 tickets to Bear Grease December 6th at the Port Theatre, Nanaimo
🧡 KLF hoodies and mugs

Your gift = scholarships and brighter futures.
Your support = a direct step toward reconciliation. 🙏 #TruthAndReconciliation
#EveryChildMatters

Your gift = scholarships and brighter futures.
Your support = a direct step toward reconciliation. 🙏
#EveryChildMatters #TruthAndReconciliation #nanaimo

She’s grateful for financial assistance that allows her to continue her life-long learning journey.

Amanda Crocker from Penelakut studies Indigenous languages and is enrolled in a BA program at SFU. Her “goal is to help and assist … in the big job of carrying forward the sacred Hul’q’umi’num’ language learning and speaking to the next generation.”

Since 2022, we’ve partnered with @indspire.bsky.social to provide educational awards to Indigenous Youth to support their post-secondary education.

Christina has an Associate Degree in Commerce from Malaspina College (now @viuniversity.bsky.social) and currently resides on Snuneymuxw territory with her husband Kent and their two cats, Mabel and Motown. She is happily enjoying being an Oma to her two grandchildren. #nanaimo #vancouverisland

She has spent her life in Coast Salish territory and is grateful to the people and land for their gifts and teachings. Her published writing includes poetry, short fiction and non-fiction. She lives on #Snuneymuxw territory and enjoys reading, watching hockey, and walking with her dog Raven.

She was an Indigenous Education Navigator @viuniversity.bsky.social and holds a BA in First Nations Studies & Creative Writing (VIU) and a MA in Interdisciplinary Studies from @royalroads.ca.

She is the proud mother of twin girls and makes her home in #Nanoose Bay with her partner and mother.

Sharon believes in the power of Indigenous-led and community-determined programs to create lasting, sustainable change. Her PhD research titled, “Haq wil la hlo is sim: Walk Slowly on the Breath of your Ancestors,” examined Indigenous gift-giving and was inspired by her Grandfather’s teachings.