Grantee Profile

Dine Be Iina, Inc.

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9 Grants
$114,000 Total Awarded
2004 - 2021 Years

Awarded Grants

2021

General Operating Support

2021 General Operating Support

$5,000
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Community Partners

Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah

Funding Area

Description

General Operating Support

2020

COVID-19 Response

2020 COVID-19 Response

$20,000
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Community Partners

Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah

Funding Area

Description

COVID-19 Response

2019

Native Fundraisers Community of Practice 2019

2019 Native Fundraisers Community of Practice 2019

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Community Partners

Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah

Funding Area

Program Native Giving
2018

Strengthen the Navajo way of life: Planning for a sustainable future

2018 Strengthen the Navajo way of life: Planning for a sustainable future

$5,000
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Community Partners

Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah

Funding Area

Description

Dine Be’Iiná will utilize training in strategic planning to increase our capacity to leverage resources, strengthen our programs and retain vital cultural teachings. Creating a strategic plan will increase the quality of decision making in our organization; enhance control in budgeting and operations; increase impact and participation in our programs.

2017

Sheep to Loom: Retaining and Promoting Traditional Navajo Fibers Arts.

2017 Sheep to Loom: Retaining and Promoting Traditional Navajo Fibers Arts.

$32,000
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Community Partners

Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah

Funding Area

Description

This project will utilize our spin off groups to create an apprenticeship and mentoring program that will allow us to increase the scope and quality of our fiber arts education and outreach programs. We will leverage resources to retain ancestral Navajo textile techniques, increase knowledge and ability to teach others.

2017

Sheep To Table: Retaining and sharing traditional Navajo food ways.

2017 Sheep To Table: Retaining and sharing traditional Navajo food ways.

$27,000
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Community Partners

Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah

Description

Our project will retain and increase the knowledge of traditional foods, foster food sovereignty and self-sufficiency of Navajo families. We utilize apprenticeships, our Sheep is Life event, volunteers and leverage partner resources to create educational events, cookbook, producer directory, database, and improve Navajo-Churro sheep production for our local food system.

2014

Improving Outreach Capacity and Accountability for Dine Be Iina

2014 Improving Outreach Capacity and Accountability for Dine Be Iina

$5,000
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Community Partners

Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah

2012

USDA-RCDI Colorado Plateau Project

2012 USDA-RCDI Colorado Plateau Project

$10,000
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Community Partners

Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah

Description

The ultimate purpose is to 1) increase Board of Directors participation to leverage external funding sources; improve visibility and mission of the organization, understand roles/responsibility of board of directors, utilize board of directors skills in creating future projects relating to mission of organization, understand and retain fiduciary responsibility of BOD 2) provide Staff technical training in the following areas: financial/book keeping literacy, office management procedures, reporting guidelines, utilize staff managerial skills in planning for future and current projects, increase participation with current and future projects and 3) increase marketing potentials for Fiber Artisans working with value added products. Utilize and retain Fiber Artisans skills in creating value added products. Understanding the business of selling products to include: labeling products, customer service, inventory count of merchandise before and after a show sale, tax rates, creating business cards and learning about e-commerce sales.

2004

To provide leadership, economic development and support for traditional life ways of Dine sheep herders and textile artists, with a focus on traditional Navajo-Churro sheep breed. A Sheep Camp event will promote health, welfare and education to youth.

2004 To provide leadership, economic development and support for traditional life ways of Dine sheep herders and textile artists, with a focus on traditional Navajo-Churro sheep breed. A Sheep Camp event will promote health, welfare and education to youth.

$10,000
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Community Partners

Navajo Nation, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah

Funding Area