Introducing our Indigenous Artist Series, a celebration of art, heritage, and unity through collaboration with Indigenous artist across Turtle Island.  At the core of this collaboration is a shared commitment to amplifying Indigenous voices, supporting Indigenous artists, and promoting cultural preservation.

During Indigenous People Day 2023, we collaborated with Ramon Shiloh, an indigenous artist based in Portland, Oregon. Together, we created the "Legacy Feather Collection" design. Each feather in the collection represents and conveys a powerful story of heritage, acts of resilience, and the unity of all indigenous people across Turtle Island.

Each collaboration in the Artist Series will donate a portion of the profits directly to the charity of the collaborating artist's choice. In the case of Ramon Shiloh, the chosen charity was the Urban Native Education Alliance. The funds will be utilized to support and empower Indigenous communities, preserve their cultural heritage, and promote educational opportunities that encourage pride and connection among Indigenous youth.

One of the most fundamental challenges in Canada today is the lack of sustainable access to safe, clean water for Indigenous Peoples. 

Understanding each community's unique relationship with water is crucial, especially for Indigenous communities in Canada facing complex challenges. The key to ensuring long-term access to safe, clean water lies in having skilled individuals to operate and maintain these systems.

That's why we are partnering with Water First. For every sale of our carbon-neutral products we will donated a percentage of our profit to their Clean Drinking Water Internship Program.

Together, let's make a positive impact.