Spreading The Love Of Dance
Elliott had a passion for dance and he called upon The Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation so that he could help non-Aboriginal kids learn how to dance
We need your help to end the water struggles in First Nation communities across Canada. While Canada’s water quality is ranked among the best in the world, First Nations across the country struggle to access a safe supply. Amplify our voice and let the Canadian Government know our ‘Right to Water’ can no longer be ignored.
I am Autumn Peltier, global Indigenous water activist and Chief Water commissioner for the Aniishnabek Nation.
Canada is one of the most water rich nations in the world, yet for generations the government has failed to ensure access to clean water for Indigenous communities across Canada.
Together with Dreamcatcher, we are:
Amplify the voice of First Nations by signing our petition and let the Canadian Government know First Nations ‘Right to Water’ can no longer be ignored.
Donate to the Dreamcatcher Fund so more water filtration units can be delivered to First Nation communities under boil water advisories.
Follow the progress Dreamcatcher is making in collaboration with our water advocate Autumn Peltier. Follow and share our story on social media using #RightToWater
Our goal is to help youth achieve their dreams, supporting them in their educational and cultural pursuits, allowing them to become leaders in their communities. The stories of their successes are what drives us to continue helping to make their dreams come true.
Elliott had a passion for dance and he called upon The Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation so that he could help non-Aboriginal kids learn how to dance
The Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation helped Kelly Babstock and her family realized one of Kelly's dreams, as she was selected to play hockey for Team Canada.
A few months ago we brought you the touching story of how Kaiya Maracle donated all her birthday money to the Dreamcatcher Charitable Foundation.