In Unity In a world filled with challenges, there’s one undeniable truth: together we are unstoppable. A large topic of discussion around the Anishnawbe Health Foundation (AHF) this month has been the concept of being in unity with our community and those around us. Being in unity means “to be united as a whole, or in a state of oneness” (Merriam Webster). As donors, members of our Sweet Grass Monthly Giving Circle, and newsletter subscribers you are joining us in unity. Our common goal of building a healthy, and strong Indigenous community links us together like fingers intertwining. In a world often defined by its divisions, it is our unity that serves as a beacon of hope, and a promise for a better tomorrow. In this edition of our newsletter, we are introducing a new segment called “Spotlight: Our Corporate Champions”. This segment will feature a corporate sponsor who has embraced the ethos of togetherness and from this created a difference in our community. Our combined efforts, as seen through this month's corporate sponsor, Markel Canada, proves that we are greater than the sum of our parts. From grassroots movements to groundbreaking partnerships, every success story we have at AHF is woven like a tapestry, from the action of others within our community. It serves as a testament to the extraordinary impact we can achieve when standing shoulder to shoulder. Together we are the strongest, and together we will build a healthy and strong urban Indigenous community. Chi Miigwech, The Anishnawbe Health Foundation If you’re interested in nominating a community member to be spotlighted in an upcoming series titled “Community Corner: Highlighting Our Local Heroes” please send their story to Brooke Harrison at bharrison@aht.ca |