Donor Spotlights

Every issue of our quarterly newsletter, Indian Giver, features a spotlight on one of our esteemed donors.

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Broadneck High School

Next-Gen Impact for Native Communities
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Kathy Carnevale

A Life of Reading, Riding, and Arithmetic
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Michael Collins

Inspiring a More Just World
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Judith Favell

Giving Back: In Her Life and in Her DNA
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Emery Golson

How a Colorado Herbalist is Growing Philanthropy
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Aloke Guha and Gudrun Emrich

In Perfect Harmony: How One Colorado Couple Supports Native Communities
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Helen Hobart

Meet a Champion for Native Causes
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Rob Jackson

A Love for Learning, Teaching, Traveling, and Birding
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Jenifer Marx

‘Stay Curious About the World!’
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Acacia Overstreet

A Business for Change
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Ariel Segall

Donor Spotlight

A Legacy Society Donor with a Passion for Chocolate, Technology, and Native American Issues
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Charles Norman Shay

A 100-Year-Old Penobscot Veteran Returns Yearly to the Beaches of Normandy
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Jacob Stein

Innovative Teen Turns Small Gifts Into Big Impact
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Brandon Stewart

Committed to Mission, Not Checking a Box
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Sophia Sutherlun

A Texas Woman’s Journey from Fund Raiser to Fund Giver
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Justin Way

From Personal Journey to Purpose

Donors Sojourn to the Southwest

The Southwest Sojourn Tour ― the fourth tour since the program launched in 2015 ― gave our valued supporters an up-close-and-personal look at the important work they are helping to preserve to strengthen Native communities.

First Nations’ Donors Sojourn to the Southwest