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Throughout 2010, members will see, hear and exchange their stories of inspiration.
Story telling has long been a means to share experience and ideas. Through their stories, our members will get to know each other and better understand how the good things that happen at ACU have helped them along the way, and connected with some important aspect of their lives or their communities.
What inspires you? Maybe you’re also looking to make a difference in the world, invest in something you believe in, save for your child’s future or simply chase your dreams.
What inspires us? You do. We’re inspired by our members and your stories and we hope you’ll think about sharing your story with us. No story is too small or too large, too simple or complex. But there’s one common element in them all – ACU had a role to play in making your inspired idea a reality.
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Heather's Story Heather enjoys time with her partner Patrick, their kids, the grandparents and the family pets. Heather and her extended family pooled their resources and got a mortgage from Assiniboine, so three generations could live under one roof. |
Christine's Story Christine found her dream home in a 104 year-old house ... just like her grandmother owned. Now she's putting her knowledge as Executive Director of the Canada Green Building Council (MB Chapter) into action, with an energy audit and a plan for green renovations. |
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Arthur's Story Arthur met a dog named Kazoo, and they were a perfect match. But Arthur's condo didn't quite fit them both, so Arthur and Kazoo found a perfect new home with a mortgage from Assiniboine. |
Ben's Story Ben was a local chef looking to serve up something different. He was invited to help create a campus food program that looked at cafeteria fare in an unconventional way. |
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Rebecca's Story Along with other ‘lost girls of Sudan’, Rebecca created a co-op catering company serving delicious African meals. |
Meg's Story Meg was a teenager when she started volunteering at the West End Cultural Centre. Now, as General Manager, Meg helps artists live their musical dreams. |
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Jason's Story Jason sparked a great business idea after losing some important personal stuff. Today TrackItBack is a global lost and found company. |
Sarah’s Story Sarah always had a passion for learning and travel. On a study trip to Mexico, she fell in love with Jorge, they got married and eventually welcomed a daughter, Katia. |
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Jodi’s Story Jodi’s grandmother gave her good advice, to manage her money wisely so she could enjoy the future. At 18 she began building her nestegg. |
Cheryl’s Story Cheryl took a trip to Africa to see the amazing animals in the wild. But it was the countless orphans who touched her heart and lit a new passion. |
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Sherry's Story Sherry was looking for the right career path to support her four young children, She applied for ACU's unique Aboriginal training program. |
Lawrence’s Story Lawrence wanted to work for a company that shared his values, and he found one. He got even closer to the heart of the work by joining other employees on the Community Grants Committee. |
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