We Will Never Be the Same .

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Karissa Durant came onto the team in the spring of 2017 after participating in our TREK program and
interning with the Central Canada staff.  She has orchestrated and taught at two SOAR Heartland
programs, impacting the lives of hundreds of kids in our province as well as given her hands to both our
TREK and ACTION programs.  Her gifts have been a strength and a blessing to our team. Thank you
Karissa for offering yourself to us and shaping the way we learn and lead. We are not the same
because of you. (and that’s a good thing!!)
Karissa has joined CMU’s Outtatown program as a Site Leader.  Click here to see her bio.

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