Sponsors

The Standing Spirit Project extends so much gratitude to all of our sponsors. Without their support this incredible experience would not have happened. We encourage you to click on their logos and check out their products and services that helped us throughout our journey.There have been many private donations given generously in support of the SSP as well. Along every beach and forest trail you were there with us. Thank you all!

	Interac	The Standing Spirit Project’s Key Sponsor, Interac’s financial contribution gave us the means to put our vision into action. We are grateful for their generous support.
	Mountain Equipment Co-op	Donated store credit valued at over $5000, which included outerwear, clothing, rentals, and other hard goods.
	BC Ferries	Donated ferry passage for the multiple practice trips and the two expeditions. Their donation has offset approximately $2000 in travel expenses.
	British Columbia Mobility Opportunity Society	David Ostro, BCMOS’s Fundraising Officer continues to work on our behalf to raise funds to support the project. BCMOS has extended its official charitable status to include The Standing Spirit Project as an official project.
	Carleton Rescue Equipment	Robert Green twice donated the harnesses that the Standing Spirit Project would use to transport Brad along the trail. In addition, he donated his time and extensive expertise to designing the harness.
	Integrated Combat Equipment	Hobey Walker donated his time and materials to twice assemble the pieces that would become our harness system.
	Harvest Foodworks	Donated food for the 2005 expedition.
	Petzl America	Michel Goulet, the Work Safety Division Manager donated rope, pulleys, carabiners, and other gear used in conjunction with the harness system.
	Crofton House School	The Grade 10 IT Applications class designed and built The Standing Spirit Website.
	BC Rehabilitation	Donated funds used to purchase the Standing Spirit kayak, a 22 foot Seaward Southwind.
	Tetra Society of North America	Roy Hammaguchi, a volunteer with Tetra donated his engineering expertise and many hours of his time to designing the harness.
	Pacific Rim National Park Reserve of Canada	Peter Whyte, the Resource Conservation Manager in the park has acted as the liaison for the project.
	Quu’as West Coast Trail Society	The Qu'aas society were expedition suport and rescue for us just like they would be for any hiker (see their mission statement online) but they were very supportive and assisted us at the end of our long journey in 2005.

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