Every Child Matters- September 30th -Orange Shirt Day

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Hello Brothers and Sisters,

Next Wednesday, September 30th, is Orange Shirt Day, a day dedicated to commemorating and acknowledging the survivors of Residential Schools in Canada, as well as honouring their families and communities.

Orange shirts will be available for purchase for $10, (cash only) with all proceeds going to the Hamilton Regional Indian Centre

(see link to their website below)

Your support and participation are greatly appreciated as we come together to honour survivors, remember those who were affected by the devastating impact of the Residential School system, and share in the required journey to Truth and Reconciliation.

Thank you for your support and solidarity.

Sincerely,

Constance Brown

BIWOC Chair

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