Our story.

Having witnessed firsthand the racism, prejudice and other barriers that hold people back from fulfilling their calling and their potential, we felt that too little was changing, and too slowly. Simply raising awareness wasn’t driving the change we desperately needed.

We wanted to do something tangible to help those affected. So we decided to start a scholarship. If we couldn’t fix the world, maybe we could make it a little better for one student at a time.

But then something amazing happened. We told one person. Then two people. Then three. And they all told us that they’ve been thinking about the same thing. That they’d like to contribute. That maybe we weren’t being ambitious enough.

So we started to think bigger.

We thought that maybe others would want to give—that they, like us, just didn’t know where to start. We thought that maybe we could help more than just one student. Maybe we could draw attention to the inequalities that our brothers and sisters of colour face every day, and find ways to start to chip away at those hurdles.

We looked at starting our own charity or foundation so that we could have a platform to effect real change. But some wise counsel helped us realize that it was not an effective use of resources. Not yet, anyway.

So here we are. Today, we are just two people with a website and a passion for helping our disadvantaged brothers and sisters pursue their calling. But who knows what tomorrow will bring.