SPARK acknowledges that it operates on the traditional, unceded territories of the Semiahmoo, Katzie, Kwikwetlem, Kwantlen, Qayqayt and Tsawwassen First Nations peoples.SPARK acknowledges that it operates on the traditional, unceded territories of the Semiahmoo, Katzie, Kwikwetlem, Kwantlen, Qayqayt and Tsawwassen First Nations peoples.
One sunny Sunday afternoon, two friends were journeying home after a packed weekend of conferences and workshops. During their ride, they discussed the potential impact young people could have if they united.
They believed that to ensure a bright future, it was crucial to equip their peers and future generations with the skills to become strong leaders and citizens, empowering them to ignite change.
From that sunny Sunday in 2014, the vision of the SPARK Foundation materialized into reality. Over the years, the SPARK Foundation has implemented hundreds of educational programs, fostering growth both locally and internationally. Since that pivotal car ride, the founders and supporters have remained steadfast in their commitment to advocating for UN SDG #4 quality education and youth engagement.
Founder
She/Her/Elle
aman@sparkfoundation.ca
Aman is the Co- founder of SPARK Foundation. Since 2014, Aman and Rochelle have been advocating for UN SDG #4 Quality Education through educational experiences.
Founder
She/Her/Elle
rochelle@sparkfoundation.ca
Rochelle is the founder of SPARK Foundation. Since 2014, with her Co-Founder Amandeep Boparai they have been advocating for United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #4, Quality Education.
He/Him
deepak@sparkfoundation.ca
Deepak has been actively supporting the SPARK Foundation since 2014. He is a strong advocate for youth engagement and is deeply passionate about mentoring the next generation to achieve success.