National Day For Truth And Reconciliation
On September 30th, National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we pause to recognize the painful impact and ongoing effects of residential schools in Canada. It's a day for learning, contemplation, and coming together as a community. As we stand united in support of truth, healing, and reconciliation, together, we can make a meaningful impact.
Modo’s Commitment To Reconciliation
This year marks our 4th year supporting the Indian Residential School Survivors Society (IRSSS) on September 30th.
Thanks to the collective efforts of our members, we donated $34,797 in 2023. In previous years, we contributed $26,111 in 2022 and $19,662 in 2021.
Once again, all hourly revenue from trips taken on September 30th, 2024 has been donated to the IRSSS, continuing our support for survivors and their families.
Thanks to the collective efforts of our members, we donated $34,797 in 2023. In previous years, we contributed $26,111 in 2022 and $19,662 in 2021.
Once again, all hourly revenue from trips taken on September 30th, 2024 has been donated to the IRSSS, continuing our support for survivors and their families.
Respecting Our Connection To The Land
At Modo, we recognize that we operate on the traditional territories of many First Nations, who have been the stewards of these lands since time immemorial.
We hold deep respect for their care and wisdom, and we are committed to minimizing our environmental impact as part of our Purpose.
We hold deep respect for their care and wisdom, and we are committed to minimizing our environmental impact as part of our Purpose.
Join The Journey
Reconciliation is a continuous process that requires reflection, education, and action. We invite all members to take this opportunity to deepen their understanding of the history and ongoing impacts of residential schools, while also connecting with the vibrant cultures of Indigenous Peoples.
Expand Your Perspectives
Delve into Indigenous-led resources that highlight both the rich cultural heritage and the ongoing challenges faced by Indigenous communities.
This curated selection of materials will deepen your understanding of these essential topics, encouraging a more inclusive and informed perspective as we continue the journey toward reconciliation.
This curated selection of materials will deepen your understanding of these essential topics, encouraging a more inclusive and informed perspective as we continue the journey toward reconciliation.
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Turn Learnings Into Actions
Learning is just the beginning—what matters most is how we apply it. By contributing to reconciliation efforts in your community, you can make a lasting impact.
Volunteering, supporting Indigenous-led organizations like the IRSSS, and fostering meaningful relationships are powerful steps toward advancing reconciliation. Every action, no matter how small, helps build a stronger, more inclusive future.
Volunteering, supporting Indigenous-led organizations like the IRSSS, and fostering meaningful relationships are powerful steps toward advancing reconciliation. Every action, no matter how small, helps build a stronger, more inclusive future.
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Why Support The IRSSS
For nearly 30 years, the Indian Residential School Survivors Society (IRSSS) has been providing support to survivors and their families.
Their work extends to offering educational workshops and presentations that foster greater understanding of the ongoing impacts of residential schools, while also contributing to the reconciliation process.
Their work extends to offering educational workshops and presentations that foster greater understanding of the ongoing impacts of residential schools, while also contributing to the reconciliation process.
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