Following their summertime support of anti-racist organizations, Alexisonfire are continuing their charitable ways with the announcement of a new scholarship award for Indigenous students.
Partnering with Indspire, the band have launched the Alexisonfire Indigenous Music Bursary, an annual award that will go to Indigenous post-secondary students, with priority for those set to pursue music studies.
The bursary was established in memory of the band's longtime friend and sound technician, Karl Bareham, who passed away in 2019. Alexisonfire write on Twitter, "To date, we've granted financial support to over 100 First Nations, Inuit & Métis students across Canada working towards their post secondary education goals."
Learn more about the bursary here.
Alexisonfire shared new single "Season of the Flood" in January, which followed 2019 singles "Familiar Drugs" and "Complicit." Their most recent album remains 2009's Old Crows / Young Cardinals.
Partnering with Indspire, the band have launched the Alexisonfire Indigenous Music Bursary, an annual award that will go to Indigenous post-secondary students, with priority for those set to pursue music studies.
The bursary was established in memory of the band's longtime friend and sound technician, Karl Bareham, who passed away in 2019. Alexisonfire write on Twitter, "To date, we've granted financial support to over 100 First Nations, Inuit & Métis students across Canada working towards their post secondary education goals."
Learn more about the bursary here.
Alexisonfire shared new single "Season of the Flood" in January, which followed 2019 singles "Familiar Drugs" and "Complicit." Their most recent album remains 2009's Old Crows / Young Cardinals.
To date, we've granted financial support to over 100 First Nations, Inuit & Métis students across Canada working towards their post secondary education goals
— ALEXISONFIRE (@aof_official) October 19, 2020
For more information and to contribute to our bursary visit:https://t.co/k97JgfD08j#BuildingBrighterFutures #indspire
