Through the Windmill Mentorship Program, I was able to connect with Dr. Liptay, who has been amazing—empathetic and very approachable. With her support, I had the opportunity to volunteer at a family practice clinic, where I've been exposed to primary care alongside a wonderful team of family doctors, including professors from McMaster. Dr. Liptay has also been giving me great advice and guidance in my path to licensure. It has truly been an incredible experience.

My mentorship with Irene through Windmill was truly inspiring. She guided me with patience, clarity, and practical advice that helped me grow both professionally and personally. Our conversations built my confidence, sharpened my communication skills, and gave me valuable insight into the Canadian workplace culture. I’m deeply grateful for the support and encouragement she provided."

Through the Windmill mentorship program, I’ve learned that mentees bring incredible potential and experience that can greatly enhance our nation’s productivity. To anyone considering becoming a mentor, do it! There’s nothing more fulfilling than seeing someone succeed and achieve their vision with your support."

As a newcomer, I was eager to connect with someone who understood the Canadian workplace culture and could guide me in navigating my career path into real estate. I am very grateful to the Windmill Mentorship Program for connecting me with my mentor, who gave me valuable advice and introduced me to other real estate professionals. The program helped me refine my career goals, improve how I present myself, and build the confidence to apply for roles that align with my skills and ambitions."

Seeing [my mentee’s] growth and celebrating her achievements has been incredibly meaningful. Mentoring reminds me of my own professional path and reinforces my confidence in how far I’ve come. It’s truly a two-way exchange.”

I began volunteering as a mentor for Windmill Microlending in 2024, inspired by their mission. I understand the challenges newcomers face in navigating a new country and workforce as I am, too, an immigrant, and I wanted to offer my experience, expertise and support to help them overcome these obstacles."

Most people think that only the mentee benefits from mentorship but it’s not true! I do a lot of work as a mentor because I’ve been fortunate in my opportunities and want to help others facing challenges I never had to."

The Windmill loan was the step that made the licensing process possible for me. I wanted to give back. That's why I said yes to participating in the mentorship program."