Indigenous Stewardship Fund (ISF)
| The Golden Rule is that whoever holds the wealth or financial power dictates how things are done. So follow the money to find out who is deciding the agenda. There are two primary factors involved, who are they getting funding from and who they are funding. |
To see the full extent of where this money comes from you need to look at where the First Nations Fisheries Council of BC (FNFC) gets its funding. This is a classic NDP money laundering scheme,
Money laundering from American Foundations, socialist Governments like the Federal Liberals and BC NDP – They shuffle money into radical organizations will to thwart Canadian industry. Note they hide the Corporate and Philanthropic Investment and Government and Foundation Grants and expect the public to trust them because they are Indians.
The Indigenous Stewardship Fund (ISF) is the charitable arm of the First Nations Fisheries Council of BC (FNFC), designed to resource Indigenous-led environmental protection. It is funded through a mix of corporate partnerships, private philanthropic donations, and grants.
Because ISF acts as an independent charitable entity, its specific financial contributors and grant partners vary by project, but its resources primarily stem from:
- Corporate and Philanthropic Investment: Strategic partnerships designed to build organizational and human capacity for First Nations.
- Government and Foundation Grants: Support leveraged for environmental priorities, such as restoring salmon populations and climate resilience.