Awarded Grants

This project will enable us to install a walk-in cooler recently purchased by the BDC, helping to fund necessary venting and electrical upgrades.

AINA will provide food for the security and survival of our community! Supplying traditional, medicinal, and readily available food stuffs to keep our people healthy, well fed, and secure in our small, tight-knit community of Waimanalo.

This project will create opportunities for urban Indigenous people to access traditional foods through our Inter-Tribal Food Pantry & Co-op. By increasing the availability of traditional produce and meats in urban spaces to combat food insecurity and injustice, we leverage our existing partnerships with food producers to increase food availability.

This project will increase access to foods that fit a traditional Blackfeet diet. The project leverages FAST Blackfeet’s ability to educate community members on healthy and traditional eating through the Ō´yō´•ṗ´ (We Are Eating) Food Pantry and other programs. This contributes to long-term food insecurity prevention in the Blackfeet Nation.

This project will create, retain and enhance the natural resources, especially water, for the benefit of the environment and the people of Jemez Pueblo. The project will also increase management, monitoring and protecting the rangelands and resources important to Jemez Pueblo.

Tourism-related economic development

This project will create the foundation needed to grow, stabilize, and encourage the development of the food and agriculture sector for the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa. It will also leverage existing resources and increase participation in the food and agriculture industry.

COVID-19 Response

COVID-19 Response

COVID-19 Response