Indigenous Allyship at Microserve
Honouring Indigenous Voices. Strengthening Community. Committing to Change
Our Impact: Moving from Awareness to Action
Microserve’s Indigenous Allyship efforts are grounded in continuous learning, meaningful community relationships, and actions that contribute to reconciliation. What began with one employee taking initiative has grown into a dedicated, employee-led committee that continues to guide this work across our organization. Today, this has become an ongoing commitment woven into our culture—where learning fuels action, and those actions honour our responsibility to reconciliation while driving real, lasting change.
Community Engagement & Fundraising
Our commitment to reconciliation lives in our actions - supporting Indigenous events, contributing volunteer hours, and nurturing community relationships rooted in humility and respect. We remain committed to showing up with humility and building meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities with fundraisers run year-round.
Education and Awareness
Our Indigenous allyship blends ongoing learning with tangible support, honouring Indigenous voices while contributing directly to the strength and future of Indigenous communities. This commitment is shaped by listening, accountability, and action that extends beyond words.
Procurement with Purpose
By investing in Indigenous suppliers, we believe it is one step towards growing shared prosperity. Building stronger communities through Indigenous supplier partnerships and local procurement supports the advancement of reconciliation efforts.
See Full ListOur Indigenous Community Partners
BC’s hub for Métis culture and language. It preserves heritage through Michif language resources, art exhibitions, and educational programming.
Angela Sterritt
Angela Sterritt Award-winning Gitxsan investigative journalist, author, and speaker. Known for her national bestseller Unbroken, she focuses on Indigenous rights, overcoming adversity, and smashing stereotypes through media and storytelling.
An Edmonton-based non-profit committed to building on the strengths of Indigenous children and families through culturally responsive healing, education, and family support.
A unique community hub in Vancouver that integrates recreation, arts, and education services while advocating for reconciliation and social action within local neighborhoods.
The governing body for Métis people in BC. It provides essential services, including citizenship, skills training, and advocacy for nearly 40 chartered communities.
Urban Native Youth Association
A Vancouver-based center of excellence providing a 20+ program continuum of culturally grounded advocacy, health, and education services to empower Indigenous youth.
Enriches the lives of urban Indigenous youth in Calgary through programs that blend social innovation with traditional knowledge to foster self-empowerment and leadership.
A coastal First Nation in Greater Victoria dedicated to the stewardship of their traditional territories, the preservation of Lekwungen culture, and the prosperity of their members.
One of Victoria’s largest multi-service Indigenous organizations, offering wrap-around supports including housing, daycare, and health services to improve the well-being of urban citizens.