Ian Ngunga

Fundraising Coordinator @Project Sunshine

Scarborough, ON, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2024 — Present

Fundraising Coordinator @Project Sunshine

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Toronto, ON, CA

Orchestrated creative fundraising initiatives to support pediatric patients facing medical challenges. By mobilizing campus communities and designing engaging campaigns, I helped deliver care packages filled with toys, art supplies, and hope — directly improving the mental and emotional wellbeing of young patients during their toughest moments-Designed and executed youth-centric campaigns that resonated with students, maximizing participation and donations-Directed funds toward care packages (crayons, coloring books, toys) to bring joy and comfort to hospitalized children-Partnered with volunteers and campus groups to amplify outreach, fostering a culture of generosity and service.

EDUCATION

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St. Austin’s Academy

International A-Levels

2024 — 2028

University of Toronto Scarborough

Bachelor of Science - BS

ABOUT IAN NGUNGA

I believe that science is most powerful in servitude of humanity and the planet. As a Molecular Biology & Biotechnology specialist and Biochemistry major at the University of Toronto Scarborough, I\'m driven by a vision where cutting-edge research creates equitable solutions to our most pressing challenges. Standing before global leaders at COP26 as Africa\'s youth representative, I ensured marginalized voices shaped climate policy—the same commitment to equity that earned me Mentor of the Year with Imani Mentorship for fostering excellence in underrepresented youth. My laboratory work at Dr. Andrew C. Mason\'s Bug Lab was more than maintaining cricket populations—it meant understanding the fundamental patterns of life at the molecular level and contributing to collaborative research. When I collected over 1.2 tonnes of paper through my recycling initiative, I demonstrated that meaningful change requires both individual action and community collaboration—a principle that guides my scientific approach: meticulous individual work contributing to solutions that benefit all.I\'m seeking opportunities where molecular biology and biotechnology can advance human health and environmental sustainability while promoting equity. My goal is to contribute to a scientific community where innovation is matched by inclusivity, and where rigorous research leads to broadly accessible benefits.Welcome and let’s connect!

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