About this Event
Enjoy the beautiful Fall scenery while learning about the life cycle of salmon and their fascinating spawning journey, explore healthy ecosystems, human impacts on the environment, and support wild-fire affected Indigenous Communities.
This hike will support our humanitarian relief efforts for Indigenous communities through True North Aid. The 2026 wildfires in Northern Ontario have caused devastating losses for Indigenous communities, destroying homes and essential community infrastructure. The Namaygoosisagagun (First Nations Collins) Community was completely burned down, including its school, administration office, community centre, vehicles, and essential equipment. Additionally, Whitewater Lake Community has also experienced near-total or severe destruction of homes and vital infrastructure.
As of October 2026, community members were still working through the difficult process of recovery and planning to rebuild with important questions about resources and long-term support remaining.
Green Action Collective is proud to support True North Aid's work alongside Northern and remote Indigenous communities across Canada. If you’re able to join us at our fundraising hike, please RSVP for the hike and click on our Fundraising link attached below for your contribution!
If you’re unable to attend hike, you can still contribute by clicking the “Humanitarian Relief for Indigenous Communities” donation link below to visit our online fundraising campaign and donate whatever you can.
🔗 Donate here -
Every contribution makes a difference, and together, we can turn community connections into meaningful action.
Funds raised through this campaign will be directed to True North Aid’s areas of greatest need, helping provide practical, community-led support to Indigenous Communities where it can have the greatest impact.
Together, we can help strengthen Indigenous communities by responding to identified needs with respect, collaboration, and meaningful action.
How Your Support Can Make a Difference:
Culture
Projects to help Indigenous identity, customs, traditions, spirituality, and language.
Food
Sustainable initiatives to provide Indigenous families access to traditional and cultural food.
Housing
Helping build tiny homes for at-risk youth and provide furniture to those in need.
Health
Program to provide healthcare access, menstrual supplies, and critical care supplies to remote communities.
Self Determination
Initiatives to provide opportunities for Indigenous peoples to determine their futures.
Reconciliation
Their best efforts to advance the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action.
Education
Providing school supplies, educational opportunities, and literacy support to Indigenous communities.
Every Contribution Matters
Through this campaign, Green Action Collective hopes to encourage compassion, community participation, and meaningful action in support of Indigenous communities.
100% donations go to True North Aid for Indigenous Communities
-Green Action Collective Presented by Mississauga Community and Social Connections
Meetup Location: Main Parking lot to Riverwood - Please wait at the Silver Vertical Sign that says Riverwood on it to meet the event organizer and other group members.
We would recommend you join our WhatsApp Community Group Chat to stay in touch with us and help find us. Please email us if interested in joining: [email protected]
Event venue & nearby stays
The Riverwood Conservancy, 4300 Riverwood Park Lane, Mississauga, Canada
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