NWAC Corporate Giving & Partnerships | Indigenous Advocacy Gatherings

NWAC welcomes Businesses and Corporations across Canada to join its mission to empower, improve well-being, and foster the economic success of Indigenous women and girls, in all their gender diversity.

Partnerships with NWAC

We approach each new opportunity with an open heart and believe strongly that Businesses and Corporations have an important role to play within NWAC’s mission.

NWAC welcomes opportunities to connect with organizations across Canada, in a wide variety of industries. Each partnership is unique – built on a mutual commitment to improving the everyday lives, and futures, of Indigenous women and girls across Turtle Island and Inuit Nunangat.

If you are interested in supporting or partnering with NWAC, we would be happy to hear from you.

Featured Partnerships

Citron Hygiene

NWAC is proud to partner with Citron Hygiene as exclusive distributor for Aunt Flow in Canada. Since 2021, Aunt Flow has donated over 6 million period products to menstruators through their social impact program. Over the last few years, Citron has provided NWAC and its affiliates with 1000’s of free menstrual products, shipped across Canada, even to the most remote communities without charge.

Learn more about Citron Hygiene's support

Sephora Canada

Sephora Canada has been a longstanding support of NWAC and champion of Indigenous women’s rights in Canada. Sephora has supported a number of initiatives related to MMIWG2S+ awareness, support for survivors, and in 2021 Sephora and NWAC collaborated on a historic roundtable discussion, report, and ongoing dialogue focused on decolonizing beauty standards and uplifting Indigenous women and gender-diverse individuals.

Learn more about the Indigenous Beauty Initiative

DAVIDs TEA x Tea Horse

Over the last several years DAVIDsTEA has partnered withy Tea Horse, a woman-led Indigenous artisanal tea company located on the traditional territory of the Anishinaabe Peoples. Together they created a series of Manoomin teas, with 10% of proceeds being donated to NWAC. Each DAVIDsTEA Manoomin tin was also designed by Indigenous artist with 2025’s edition featuring work by Emily Kewageshig, an Anishnaabe artist and visual storyteller from Saugeen First Nation No. 29.

Learn more about DAVIDsTEA Manoomin products