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Willow Allen is Inuvialuk from the Arctic. She is a model and content creator and she uses her platform to share the beauty of her Indigenous culture and life growing up in the arctic. She is also a full time student studying to be a social worker, where her passion is to bring healing and justice to indigenous peoples.
Inuit communities face significant social and economic challenges around issues such as education, health, poverty and housing. ITK is taking action to address these complex challenges through research, political advocacy, and public outreach and education.
They have made great strides, but they need your help to achieve their vision of a Canada in which Inuit are prospering through unity and self-determination. Canada prospers when its most vulnerable citizens prosper.
This scarf is printed in a limited, numbered edition of 100. $100 from each sale of this scarf from June 5, 2024 to January 5, 2025 will be donated to Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami. There will be a maximum donation of $10,000.
Dimensions: 35 in. x 35 in.
Material: 100% silk twill
Imported
Care Instructions: Dry clean
Each Echo100 scarf arrives packaged in a gift box and includes information about its creator.
All Echo 100 scares are eligible for free standard shipping and limited to 2 per customer.
Because each Echo 100 scarf is unique, and $100 from each purchase is donated to a charitable organization, all orders are final sale.
The Echo customer service team is available to answer questions. Please email EchoCustomerService@echonewyork.com or call 800.327.3896.
Each Echo100 scarf is numbered within the print itself, making it truly one-of-a-kind — a wearable work of art.
$100 of every scarf purchase is donated to a nonprofit organization of its creator’s choice, for a potential $1,000,000 in charitable giving.
