Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively donated $ 200,000 to the Coady Institute at St Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia. The money will be used to launch the Circle of Abundance - Amplifying Indigenous Women's Leadership, which aims to raise a total of $ 1 million, as it can be read on the website of the Canadian university.
A heartfelt thank you to @blakelively and @VancityReynolds for donating $ 200K to launch StFX's Coady Institute's #CircleofAbundance - Amplifying #Indigenous Wowen's Leadership
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The program is designed to help native Canadian women who are leaders in their fields expand their reach and be heard. The Coady Institute will thus be able to "extend its programs across the country for women leaders of the First Nations, Métis and Inuit, in their communities as well as on the campus of St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia".
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Ryan Reynolds was born in Vancouver and is committed to helping his country. “We are so happy to support the incredible work of the Coady Institute program with the Indigenous Women. We are amazed by the conversations we have had and the work they do. We look forward to joining them in this project, ”said the two Hollywood stars in a joint statement.
Since the beginning of the year, which has had its share of disasters, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have shown their interest and generosity in defending just causes, whether it be the fight against racism or the consequences of the pandemic of coronavirus.
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