Inter-Tribal
This project will increase tribal environmental asset control on or near Native lands.
Fort Belknap Indian Community of the Fort Belknap Reservation of Montana
The food pantry distribution project will help house holds utilize our distribution program and will help us get a better leverage on the food needs as the increase of house holds that are in the need of food.
Other
This project will preserve and sustain the Fort Peck Community College's traditional food program by adding a refrigerator, dehydrator, and traditional gathering equipment necessary to be successful.
Wildfire recovery efforts and forest restoration
Support costs associated with the expansion of the Tribe’s current community garden
Hopi Tribe of Arizona
The ultimate purpose of Hopi Relief is to retain the current food and hygiene box distribution program as a long term service for the residents of the Hopi reservation. We will continue to provide monthly service to ensure that we are working steadily toward the ultimate goal of creating a centrally located food pantry and resource building for future daily continuous operation. This project will also increase our outreach to the local Hopi community by expanding our service to local organizations in need of assistance due to tribal government barriers.
Oglala Sioux Tribe
This funding opportunity will take our food system to the next level, we have successfully completely 5 years of training and implementing gardening, we are now at a level where would like to grow year around and have proper storing for the vegetables.
Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes of the Flathead Reservation
This project will utilize traditional knowledge behind the preservation of food through dehydration and provide beneficial data to sustain and conserve financial resources and space, as well as providing healthier meal options for health and wellness and prolonging the shelf life of our program's food resources.
La Jolla Band of Luiseno Indians, California
The ultimate purpose is to add funds that will go towards the continued support of our after school program. With the center being opened and closed throughout the year, this school year is vital to getting our kids back on track. Our students and their families have demonstrated great resiliency and we know that the demand for academic assistance is critical.