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<div><strong>Celebrating 60 Years of Trinity – Uniting Our House Heritage for Music Bursaries</strong>
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<div>To mark Trinity’s 60th anniversary, the Music Department is taking on a one-of-a-kind fundraising journey—linking the places behind our revitalised House system and raising vital funds for the Trinity Bursary Fund.
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<div>The Challenge: From Castle to School
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<div>Our route is designed to connect the House story from start to finish:
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<div>•	Pembroke – setting off from Pembroke Castle
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<div>•	Worcester – travelling via coastline, hills and rivers to Worcester
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<div>•	Cambridge – a special link in Whitgift’s story (Master of Pembroke and Trinity)
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<div>•	Canterbury – to Canterbury, where Whitgift became Archbishop
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<div>•	Trinity – finishing at Trinity School, ready to celebrate together
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<div>Along the way, the team will travel by foot, bike, canoe, punt, and more—a true multi-discipline test of stamina (and teamwork).
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<div><strong>Why We’re Doing It</strong>
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<div>The Trinity Bursary Fund helps ensure that any talented student can access an education at Trinity which includes instrumental and singing tuition, regardless of financial circumstance. This challenge is about protecting access, widening opportunity, as well as keeping music thriving.
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<div><strong><em>Every student benefits from a diverse learning environment. </em></strong>
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Trinity Music Department Challenge 2026

<div><strong>The remarkable and ongoing connection between the citizens of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and the people of Ireland is known to many of us.</strong> Beginning in earnest in 1847, when the Choctaw sent a donation to Ireland's starving poor during An Gorta Mór (the Great Irish Famine), the relationship is as alive and as vibrant today as it has ever been. This is a relationship that reflects resilience, strength, continuance, reciprocity, and friendship.
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<div><strong>To honour the courage and memory of our ancestors Padraig joined the </strong><a href="https://www.facebook.com/choctawnationTOTbiketeam/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><strong>Choctaw Nation Trail of Tears Bike team in 2025</strong></a> <strong>. </strong>The first Irish rider to ever join the team, Padraig participated in a 7-day cycle that followsed one of the historic routes walked by the Choctaw during their Removal from their tribal homelands. His journey served as an act of remembrance even as it celebrated enduring historic moments of alliance and exchange.
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<div><strong>Please join with Padraig this year by helping to make the trip possible for friends and teammates from the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. All donations will go to the Trail of Tears Bike Team in full</strong>, and will help to ensure that future Trail of Tears team cycles will be possible. 
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<div>Let's honour the gift that the tribe sent to Ireland. We must never forget our past, and we must plot a route to a shared, supportive, and healthy future. Let's keep the cycle going!
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Honouring Choctaw & Irish Ancestors (Official Team Cycle)

WITHOUT ADDITIONAL SECOND WAVE FUNDING THE NAVAJO &amp; HOPI FAMILIES COVID-19 RELIEF FUND MUST STOP PROVIDING FOOD BOXES TO FAMILIES IN A MATTER OF WEEKS <br /><br />As of today (November 23, 2020), there are 15,039 positive cases of COVID-19 and 631 total confirmed deaths on the Navajo Reservation. This marks a spike of over 2,200 cases in 12 days on Navajo.  Numbers are also on the rise on the Hopi Reservation, and both tribal governments have placed their communities in lockdown again. Our relief effort is the primary relief effort providing assistance on both reservations.  We have already deployed roughly $6 million in direct relief in both communities, which has us nearing depletion of existing GoFundMe donations.  We need a second wave of donations to help us meet the second wave--tsunami, really--of COVID that is inundating our communities.  <br /><br />To date, the Relief Fund has raised over $6 million, and has spent almost all of that on bringing vital resources to Navajo and Hopi communities to help shield them from COVID. The team and a legion of hundreds of Navajo and Hopi volunteers all over the two nations has provided food and water to over 46,000 households (each roughly averaging 4 persons per household, and amounting to over 186,000 people served—which is more than the combined population of the Navajo and Hopi Reservations) in 335 distributions in over 530 Navajo communities and Hopi Villages. <br /><br />The Relief Fund currently seeks to raise enough funding to carry Navajo and Hopi families through this second wave, through the cold and flu season, and to the end of the COVID pandemic in these communities. We estimate needing $6.5 million in order to meet that goal, so we have now adjusted our GoFundMe campaign goal to $13 million total. <br /><br />By donating, you will help the most heavily impacted community in the USA.  For $100, you will help a family of four by providing them with 2 weeks’ worth of food and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).  For as little as $10, you can help feed a family of 4 for an entire day.  Donate today to the Navajo &amp; Hopi Families COVID-19 Relief Fund. <br /><br />The Navajo Nation and Hopi Reservation are extreme food deserts with only 14 grocery stores on the two reservations to serve some 180,000 people who live in a territory larger than West Virginia, or larger than the combined area of Vermont, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts.  These communities have high numbers of elderly, diabetic, asthmatic, and cancer-afflicted (i.e., high risk) individuals.  One-third of the people living on these two reservations do not have running water, and another third don't have electricity.  These communities could be devastated by COVID-19.  <br /><br />Our relief effort prioritizes those at highest risk of complications if they contract COVID, and the most vulnerable:  the elderly, immunocompromised, mobility impaired, and families with children but inadequate income (roughly half of the people living on the two reservations are unemployed; 45.5 percent of Navajo families with children live in poverty, and 14.9 percent live in extreme poverty).  <br /><br />We provide our beneficiaries with food, water, PPE, health supplies, cleaning supplies and other essential items (like toiletries) they need to weather this pandemic.  The need is so great.  Please give if you can.  <br /><br />Each week since April 12 we have consistently brought $150,000 to $200,000 worth of food, water, PPE, and cleaning supplies to 15 to 20 Navajo and Hopi communities (each Kinship Care Package we hand out consists of 2 weeks’ worth of these materials). We have deployed over $4,060,196 in direct purchases of food and over $565,500 in PPE in Navajo and Hopi communities. We are currently in the process of deploying another $800,000 in PPE Kit supplies and 17 tons of coal for an elders heating program and will continue distributing the PPE Kits through the end of February.<br /><br />We sanitize all items before we distribute them, and we have a rigorous health and safety training for all of our staff and volunteers.  We are mostly all volunteers with 33 team leaders that each lead a team of 5-8 volunteers in the Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona portions of the Navajo Nation and on Hopi (located in Arizona).   Our 6 staff members are compensated through use of grant funding.  We do not use any of our individual donations through GoFundMe or made through our fiscal sponsor to compensate staff.  <br /><br />We bring our direct relief items by truck to Navajo and Hopi where our teams sanitize them and assemble Kinship Care Packages (include 2 weeks of food, water, PPE, health items, and cleaning supplies) or PPE Kits (include a container of 75-count Clorox wipes, 50-count 3-ply masks, and 8 oz. of gel hand sanitizer).  We distribute our food through contactless drive-thru or home deliveries.  We also provide immediate assistance to COVID-positive families in isolation or COVID-exposed families in quarantine by providing food and Isolation Kits (the Isolation Kits are extensive and include things like vitamins, tissue paper, cough drops, sleeping bags, etc.).<br /><br />We are also helping to stop the spread of COVID-19 on these reservations by engaging some 300 volunteers to sew masks for medical workers and first responders on Navajo and Hopi. We use donated funds to help purchase the fabric for these masks.  Through the masterful coordination of our Super Volunteer and now Logistics Coordinator, Theresa Hatathlie-Delmar, we have facilitated the transfer of some 73,441 masks, surgical gowns, bunny suits, and bootie covers to Navajo and Hopi community members and first responders.  <br /><br />We also receive and distribute in-kind donations.  For example, 48,000 cans of water from Jason Momoa and Mananalu, and 8 tons of canned water from Can’d Aid.  Through the Airbridge program held in collaboration with Air Serv International (in their first domestic relief operation) we were able to fly over 48,000 pounds of PPE and other relief items to remote Navajo and Hopi communities in July and August.<br /><br />We also use your donations to run a public education campaign urging folks to stay home, socially distance, and take precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19.  These materials are on posters displayed in places of business all over the Navajo Nation and regularly run in 1-page ads in the Navajo Times.  Our Hopi material is under development and is poised for circulation in early December.<br /><br />We are a grassroots indigenous women-led group; we are not a government.  Given the amazing support for this effort, and the need to combat future pandemics and climate change threats to our communities, we formed a nonprofit under Utah state law (Yee Ha'olnii Doo d/b/a Navajo &amp; Hopi Families COVID-19 Relief Fund) and are in the process of applying for 501(c)(3) status.  Yee Ha'onii Doo expends our funds and operates under the supervision of a 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor (Nonprofit Legal Services of Utah d/b/a Nonprofit Fiscal Services).  All funds raised prior to September 25th were deposited with Rural Utah Project (our original fiscal sponsor).  The funds from this campaign will be used to make direct purchases, or reimbursement of purchases by volunteers, of bulk food and medical items, and other purchases made on behalf of our beneficiaries, such as water, food from supermarkets, PPE, and other items necessary to keep our beneficiaries socially distanced, and our public education campaign.  <strong>This campaign is not associated with the Navajo Nation government (or the official Navajo Nation government’s fundraising campaign on GoFundMe) or the Hopi Tribe.  Instead, this fundraiser is an initiative of Yee Ha'oolniidoo, a grassroots, indigenous-led, nonprofit organization.   As of two weeks ago, the Navajo Nation had not expended any of its private donations raised through GoFundMe.<br /></strong>

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<div>Jim Callery, the founder of the National Famine Museum at Strokestown Park and of Westward Garage, is showing us all the way, as he walks the entire 165km of the National Famine Way in remembrance of Strokestown's Missing 1,490 Famine Emigrants, for his 90th birthday. Starting at the Trailhead at Strokestown Park House on Wednesday 25th September 2024 the youthful 89 year old plans to arrive in Dublin on Tuesday 15th October, his 90th birthday. Friends and family will walk sections of the trail with him.
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<div>Jim is raising funds for Charity for current day Immigration and has set an ambitious target. He invites his friends, colleagues and supporters to donate through this GoFundMe page.
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90 years a walking.... Showing us the Way !

<strong>Carol Edelman Warrior</strong> was an Indigenous literature scholar, fighter for Indigenous rights, and lover of family, community and students whose great heart stopped on July 4 while she was within her beloved Sundance community in Montana. <br /><br />Carol was enrolled with the Ninilchik Village Tribe and of Alutiiq (Sugpiaq), Dena'ina Athabascan, and A'aniiih (Gros Ventre) descent. As an Assistant Professor at Cornell University in the Department of English and Affiliate Faculty in American Studies and the American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program, she focused on Native American, First Nations, and Alaska Native literatures, Indigenous philosophies, Indigenous futurisms, and Indigenous land-based practices.<br /><br />Friends of Carol and her extended family have asked how they can help support the family as they deal with their unexpected great loss. In the midst of deep grief, her partner and children are in Montana and must make their way back to Ithaca, NY; her funeral costs must be paid for, and a financial cushion is needed to help with finding new housing and bridging the loss of their financial stability. Your love and prayers are essential, and if you can contribute materially, your donations would be greatly appreciated.<br /><br /><br />OBITUARY:<br /><a href="http://www.hollandbonine.com/obituary/carol-warrior?lud=2FCA6D670DB9C0F33161D92C6BC9236F" target="_blank" class="" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">http://www.hollandbonine.com/obituary/carol-warrior?lud=2FCA6D670DB9C0F33161D92C6BC9236F</a><br /><br /><strong>Carol Edelman Warrior</strong><br /><strong>March 19, 1962 - July 4, 2018</strong><br /><br />Carol Edelman Warrior joined her ancestors on July 4, 2018 surrounded by the beautiful family that she created. There are no words for the loss we feel as we move into a world without her. Carol was our mother. She was our family, our grandmother, our teacher, caretaker, wife, and friend. Carol is deeply missed by her husband Shaawano Chad Uran, her children; Bryce (Christy) Stevenson, Lacey Stevenson Warrior, Brett Stevenson Warrior, Sage (Mika) Warrior, Cleo Keahna, Della Keahna Uran, Ike Keahna Uran and Smokii Sumac.<br /><br />Carol carried the name Warrior in every aspect of her life. There was nothing she couldn’t do, including earning her PhD from the University of Washington in 2015. She fought hard for the lives of her children, and was most proud of all of our accomplishments; our graduations, performances, writing, singing, flute and drum-making, beading, gardening, and our babies. Carol loved her grandchildren Lily, Daphne, and the one on the way, with her whole heart and worked tirelessly to change this world to make it better for them, and for all her grandchildren yet to come. Carol taught us how to love. She was medicine, and we will honour her love as we move forward together as a family.<br /><br />The wake will be held starting at 7pm Saturday, July 7 at the Agency Community Centre in Fort Belknap, and there will be a funeral service to follow at 11am Sunday July 8.<br /><br />We thank you for joining us in grief at this time and ask, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to support the family.

Support for Carol Warrior's Family

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90 years a walking.... Showing us the Way !

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