Every Woman Empowered Endowment Fund

03/14/2026

Clarence A. Wells, a renowned Haida Artist, Drums.
Two sizes
Eagle with Fish
10 in wide x 2 in depth
$130
Eagle with 2 Fish
11 in wide x 2 in depth
$140

03/03/2026

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S MONTH
✨ Turn Your Empty Bottles Into Hope for International Women's Month ✨
You can make a real difference by donating your bottles to Every Woman Empowered Endowment Fund in support of +.
Every bottle helps raise awareness and vital funds for searches, memorials, and continued advocacy for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls.

♻️ Easy ways to give:
👉 Skip the Depot (direct charity link):
https://lnkd.in/giWtZUSN

📍 Not in a Skip the Depot area?
You can donate directly to the Endowment Fund here:
https://lnkd.in/gmxtMMVW

💫 All donations over $50 receive a tax receipt.
Small actions. Big impact.
Let’s come together, honour lives, and help bring change.
Every bottle counts. Every woman matters. ❤️

03/03/2026

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S MONTH
✨ Turn Your Empty Bottles Into Hope for International Women's Month ✨
You can make a real difference by donating your bottles to Every Woman Empowered Endowment Fund in support of +.
Every bottle helps raise awareness and vital funds for searches, memorials, and continued advocacy for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls.

♻️ Easy ways to give:
👉 Skip the Depot (direct charity link):
https://app.skipthedepot.com/eweef

📍 Not in a Skip the Depot area?
You can donate directly to the Endowment Fund here:
https://ecf.ca/funds/every-women-empowered-endowment-fund/

💫 All donations over $50 receive a tax receipt.
Small actions. Big impact.
Let’s come together, honour lives, and help bring change.
Every bottle counts. Every woman matters. ❤️

SkipTheDepot picks up your cans, electronics, and clothes and e-Transfers you the refund. No more trips to the bottle depot

02/24/2026

We will start posting the Indigenous art donated to us with 100% proceeds going to Every Woman Empowered Endowment Fund (EWEEF) to raise awareness and money for the murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls. To help with future searches and memorials for those no longer with us.

02/19/2026

02/12/2026

❤️ February 14 is MMIWG2S Day ❤️
While many celebrate love, Indigenous families across this country are carrying grief, unanswered questions, and the pain of loved ones who never came home.
Missing.
Murdered.
Never forgotten.
MMIWG2S Day is a reminder that this crisis is ongoing—and that silence is not an option.
You can turn remembrance into action.

By donating to the Every Woman Empowered Endowment Fund, you are directly supporting:
• Searches
• Memorials
• Awareness initiatives
• Families still waiting for justice
Your donation—no matter the size—honors those no longer with us and helps ensure their names and stories are never erased.

Please take a moment today to give in their honour.
👉 Visit our website to donate
https://ecf.ca/funds/every-women-empowered-endowment-fund/

Thank you for standing with Indigenous women, girls, and Two-Spirit people.

Thank you for choosing action over silence.

🖤❤️💛🤍

Donate to the Every Women Empowered Endowment Fund at Edmonton Community Foundation.

02/09/2026

Thank you Bill Patterson for your donation of Indigenous Art work to Every Woman Empowered Endowment Fund! Very kind of you!

02/07/2026

We will be sharing information about the cases often referred to as the “Leduc Serial Killer” and the families who are still waiting for answers about their missing loved ones.

These are real people. Real families. And many unanswered questions.

Independent research, including Andy Trussler’s work on Reddit, highlights ongoing concerns and gaps that deserve attention. The lack of justice continues to impact families and communities.

For years, Edmontonians have known a serial killer (or killers) is hunting around Leduc. Who killed these women? A trucker? A farmer? A stranger? Does someone know him? Do you work for him? Do you have the answer we've been looking for? This is the place to share. Share your theories, evidence, expe...

02/05/2026

Thank you Debbie White for your donation of art work to the Every Woman Empowered Endowment Fund's Art Awareness Program!!

02/04/2026

EVERY WOMAN EMPOWERED ENDOWMENT FUND
* Art Awareness Program
* Honouring Indigenous Art.
* Preserving its value.
Creating impact.
This program respectfully collects Indigenous artwork that is no longer wanted.
Instead of being donated to a thrift store, each piece is treated with care, integrity, and respect for the artist and culture.
The artwork is then shared and sold in a way that honours its true value.
All proceeds support the Every Woman Empowered Endowment Fund, helping fund searches, memorials, and healing initiatives for Indigenous women and girls.
✨ Art with purpose
✨ Community-driven impact
✨ Healing through respect and action

01/31/2026

✨ Turn Your Empty Bottles Into Hope ✨
You can make a real difference by donating your bottles to Every Woman Empowered Endowment Fund in support of +.
Every bottle helps raise awareness and vital funds for searches, memorials, and continued advocacy for Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls.

♻️ Easy ways to give:
👉 Skip the Depot (direct charity link):
https://app.skipthedepot.com/eweef

📍 Not in a Skip the Depot area?
You can donate directly to the Endowment Fund here:
https://ecf.ca/funds/every-women-empowered-endowment-fund/

💫 All donations over $50 receive a tax receipt.
Small actions. Big impact.
Let’s come together, honour lives, and help bring change.
Every bottle counts. Every woman matters. ❤️

SkipTheDepot picks up your cans, electronics, and clothes and e-Transfers you the refund. No more trips to the bottle depot

11/11/2025

Why Choose Every Woman Empowered Endowment Fund (EWEEF) as your Charity of Choice for Your Event

Partnering with the Every Woman Empowered Endowment Fund (EWEEF) brings a meaningful dimension to any event. Supporting EWEEF is a powerful statement of commitment to social responsibility, women’s empowerment, and justice for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW).

When you include EWEEF as your charity partner, you not only enhance the heart and purpose of your event—you also align with a movement that inspires compassion, unity, and real change. Together, we can elevate your event experience while raising awareness and driving lasting impact for Indigenous women and their communities.

How EWEEF Supports Your Event
By partnering with EWEEF, you gain an engaged ally dedicated to amplifying your event’s reach, purpose, and success:

Social Promotion – Your event will be featured across all EWEEF social media channels and within the personal networks of our Founder, Shawna J Serniak, International Indigenous Speaker, helping increase visibility and engagement.

Community Fundraising – We’ll provide QR codes that make it easy for attendees to donate their bottle recycling proceeds directly to EWEEF.

Network Sharing – Your event will be highlighted across our partner organizations, community groups, and affiliated networks, expanding your reach and influence.

Guest Speaking (Optional) – Founder Shawna J. Serniak can deliver a powerful talk about EWEEF’s mission, inspiring attendees to take part in meaningful action.

Information Booth (Optional) – EWEEF can host an on-site information and donation booth to connect with attendees and share how they can get involved.

Together, these efforts build visibility, inspire community involvement, and leave a lasting impression—turning your event into a platform for empowerment and justice.

Join us in creating change that resonates beyond the day—support EWEEF and the MMIW movement.



I would love to see how we can enhance your event and make a difference for the next seven generations. I look forward to working with you.

Sincerely,
Shawna J Serniak, Founder
Every Woman Empowered Endowment Fund