Hearts In The Ice
Donations & Support
All support for Hearts in the Ice is received with gratitude and will make a direct impact on our ability to influence key stakeholders, continue with our educational outreach and make a meaningful difference.
How will my donation be used?
100% of your donation goes directly to supporting the Hearts In The Ice mission making you part of a global movement of changemakers –
Hearts in the Ice is a Global movement of climate ambassadors dedicated to promoting social engagement and measurable action around key polar issues.We inspire, connect, educate, and ignite action on pressing Climate Change issues.
Ongoing Projects and Expeditions –
1. 2024-26 Elder led Youth Survival Camp in Cambridge Bay
Support for :
- Camp equipment – tents, sleeping bags, food & cooking tools, communication
- Warm clothing for 10 youth ,4 elders.
- Stipend for 2 local youth to collect science data for 4 months post camp.
- Social media outreach/content development.
- Video hosting for school calls
2. 2024 Ship Based Climate Summit in Svalbard.
Support for :
- Programming & content for full day land based conference.
- Ship logistics- Fuel,Expedition team stipends.
- Sponsorship for youth attendance from Cdn Arctic and Norwegian Arctic.
Youth Outreach –
Your donation supports our program to engage school children from hundreds of classrooms around the world in the Climate Change dialogue; to learn the facts about Climate Change, and to become empowered to make a difference themselves.
Support for :
- Youth Climate Ambassador program.
- Development of School content post Cambridge Bay to shared across Arctic.
- Training of youth on Data collection and Science interpretation.
How can I donate? –
You can donate through our Hearts in the Ice Collective hosted by “The Wonderment” or through Paypal.
If you would like to donate another way please contact us.
You can donate any amount you want – donations of every amount are appreciated. Thank you!
Donate through HITI COLLECTIVE
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Every mission starts with a great story.
Hearts In The Ice is no different.
We have a great story and it is about all of us !
All 7.3 billion+ of us.
Together we can all make a difference.
” Never forget that you are one of a kind. Never forget that if there weren’t any need for you in all your uniqueness to be on this earth, you wouldn’t be there in the first place. And never forget, no matter how overwhelming life’s challenges and problems seem to be ,that one person can make a difference in the world. In fact, it is always because of one person that all changes matter in the world come about.
So be that one person. “
– R. Buckminster Fuller
Hearts In The Ice
Project Goals
Social Engagement & education
HITI engages with schools, universities, and the public through virtual classrooms, presentations, and interactive sessions. They share their experiences and insights from the Arctic to educate and inspire action on climate change and highlight importance of women in STEMM.
They use storytelling and visual content to raise awareness and foster a deeper understanding of the urgent need to address climate issues.
During the past 4 years they have reached over 200k youth globally trough online platforms.
Citizen Science
Citizence Science Projects- Hearts in the Ice spent 19 months in a remote Arctic location on Svalbard collecting valuable data for various scientific organizations. This includes data on sea ice, ocean and atmospheric conditions, wildlife observations, and other environmental parameters. Their data collection supports research on climate change and its impacts on polar regions. They continue to be collaborators and connectors for global Science projects.Past science partners : Norwegian polar Institute, University Center of Svalbard, BCIT, NASA, The Scripps Institute of Oceanography.
Isolation research and Psychological research was also conducted on the Hearts on the Ice team with University of Bergen ,University of Manchester and NASA.
Ambassadorship and advocacy
Advocacy and Outreach : HITI uses their platform to advocate for stronger climate policies and actions. They participate in conferences, public speaking events, and media interviews to highlife the importance of addressing climate change. They are proud flag carriers and ambassadors for
A non-profit that funds women researchers and scientists in STEM worldwide in bold exploration and ground breaking discoveries.
