Awarded Grants

This project will improve health equity for Colorado Native Americans by increasing the housing supply for 15 families, leveraging $4.5M in funding from Congressional Directed Spending awards in 2022 and 2023. The project will address overcrowing and unhealthy living conditions for UMUT members.

People of the Sacred Land will leverage the entire scope during the project to inform the stakeholders and decision-makers, State Board of Education, Colorado School Boards, and interested advocacy organizations about how the implementation of HB 1192 is progressing, planning steps taken, and future plans.

This project will enable Modoc Nation to increase their capacity to restore and protect their Tribe's ancestral lands.

General Operating Support

This task force will promote awareness to address the crisis of MMIR by advocating for policy, supporting families of missing persons, hosting events, and advocating for families of homicide victims.

This project will enable Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation to increase their capacity to operate cultural fire and land restoration projects in their ancestral territory.

This project will help increase the availability and accessibility of organic fruits and vegetables for community members struggling with food insecurity through direct distribution while leveraging support from local restaurants to subsidize our Community Giving.

The purpose is to create a Native Hawaiian program integrating cultural food, family gardens, and activities in a sustainable future for well-being. To empower people to reclaim their heritage, leading to physical, spiritual healing, self-care, and intergenerational connections. Maintaining their access to traditional foods, storytelling, music, arts, and outdoor activities.

This project will increase tribal environmental asset control on or near Native lands.

This project will increase tribal environmental asset control on or near Native lands.