Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Inc

These grant funds will be used to support IPCC’s mission and efforts to preserve and promote traditional Native arts and cultural assets, knowledge systems, and lifeways in your community for the benefit of future generations as well as increase organizational sustainability.

This project strengthens workforce capacity in Native communities by equipping food entrepreneurs with training, tools, and mentorship. It leverages the Entrepreneur Complex as a cultural and economic asset to grow sustainable businesses and expand employment in the Indigenous food sector.

General Operating Support

General Operating Support

General Operating Support

End of Year Native Arts Campaign

COVID-19 Response

This project will teach artists the professional business skills needed to complete in today's marketplace from customer service and networking to the digital divide. These classes will be a place for safe dialog and artists will be encouraged to continue their craft, teach the next generation, and celebrated.

By participating in this training, we'll build capcaity (skills, techniques, and confidence) to enhance our development initatives by seeking, creating, and build relationships while connecting donors to our story and our mission. This connection is vital to increase our funding sources to impact Pueblo Communities through our work.

Through our new "Investing in Artist Success" workshop series, the IPCC seeks to strengthen our longtime relationships with Native artists by providing additional support beyond our Daily Artist Program. Participants will be empowered to professionally promote themselves and reach larger audiences by entering their work in exhibits and art markets.