Awarded Grants

This project creates healthy food access for GuVo District families with infants and preschool aged children, a group that is unable to access daily meals through the After School food programs for K-12th grade youth. The O’odham Nenok project connects healthy food with Tohono O'odham himdag (lifeways) education.

Tiwa Lending Services (TLS) is seeking to expand and create homeownership opportunities off the Reservation for Isleta tribal members and other Native Americans with in the surrounding counties and communities. TLS will continue to retain, cultivate and increase in our development services for Isleta Pueblo and Native American Youth.

This project will leverage current food donations, tribal services and relationships with nearby food banks to increase access to nutritional foods for Hualapai community members. This will increase food security and create a platform for data collection that will improve food services for our community.

This project will reduce Yankton Sioux food insecurity and increase food sovereignty by leveraging existing services (food pantry, monthly drive-up food boxes, children’s backpack food, and Elders’ food delivery). A newly-created element will help 30 Elders to have container vegetable gardens to grow tomatoes, squash, cucumbers, peppers, herbs, etc.

The Tribal Aging and Community Services Agency provide nutrition services to the elders on the reservation. The program has developed the Traditional Foods Pathway Program to utilize the culturally appropriate foods available and to retain and leverage the collective knowledge of our traditional foods held by our elders.

Donor advised support for food and health and/or language immersion use

Donor advised support for food and health and/or language immersion use

Donor advised support for food and health and/or language immersion use

Donor advised support for food and health and/or language immersion use

General Operating Support