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MHICA 9TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 4th, 2025

Glen Abby Golf Course
1333 Dorval Drive, Oakville, Ontario

Welcome We are thrilled to have you join us for another exciting day at the MHICA Charity Golf Tournament. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out on the greens, this tournament promises to be an unforgettable experience for all. All proceeds from this years' Golf Tournament will go towards supporting Indigenous Futures in Engineering (InEng), an organization in collaboration with Queens University that’s committed to significantly increasing the number of Indigenous Engineers in Canada. This years' tournament will be held at Glen Abbey Golf Club which is one of Canada’s most famous golf courses and is home to Golf Canada and the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame. Nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes and renowned for its challenging layout, Glen Abbey Golf Course stands as a testament to the beauty and allure of the game. As you step onto these hallowed grounds, you become part of a storied tradition that has captivated golfers for generations. Thank you for your interest and support of our Annual Charity Golf Tournament. We look forward to seeing you all on Thursday September 4th!! Sincerely yours, Mahmoud Soleimani Director, Procurement View Sponsorship and Registration options Lean more about Glen Abby Golf Course
Our Charity of Choice We are pleased that the 2025 Annual MHICA Supplier Golf Tournament will support Indigenous Futures in Engineering at Queens University. Message from Indigenous Futures in Engineering Indigenous Futures in Engineering (InEng) is committed to significantly increasing the number of Indigenous engineers in Canada. To do that, we must create pathways for Indigenous youth to see themselves in these professions, build a nurturing community, and help remove barriers to achieving their dreams. “A majority of people learn about engineering through someone they know. Approximately 0.3% of all people with an engineering degree identify as Indigenous. So, the chances of Indigenous children having an engineer as a role model in their lives are very slim.” - Melanie Howard, InEng Program Director For over a decade, InEng has led, developed, and delivered culturally responsive K-12 outreach programs for Indigenous youth. The team has engaged with more than 70,000 community members through activities such as drop-in science events, week-long science camps, professional development training opportunities for teachers, and more. It also provides academic and social support for the growing number of Indigenous students at Smith Engineering. In partnership with MHI Canada Aerospace Inc., your generosity supports Indigenous student success on campus and delivers specialized outreach, such as ‘launch-and-learn’ programming, where students learn about aerospace by launching their own rockets. Though the equipment and travel to First Nations communities are expensive, the work of the InEng team can truly change the trajectory of those young aspiring Indigenous engineers. Please follow the link to learn more about the work of InEng.
	Photo above of the Q-AISES Rocket Team, Canada’s first Indigenous rocket design team, competing annually in the NASA First Nations Launch competition. In 2023, we placed first overall and were named International Champions!