Awarded Grants

The primary goal of this professional development mini-grant is to enable The Keya Foundation to more efficiently and effectively calculate, track, and communicate nonprofit financial activity, thereby allowing Keya’s staff to spend more time on program work and less time on day-to-day financial management.

Attending the 2019 International Conference of Indigenous Archives, Libraries, and Museums will help foster strategies as to how our nonprofit organization can better serve and assist the Hibulb Cultural Center in meeting its mission through fundraising and other efforts.

The seven day fire will be a newly developed program for youth to heal from intergenerational issues. It will offer daily immersion in the Haudenosaunee culture and utilizing Mohawk language to demonstrate their place within their clan, nation, confederacy and creation while also ensuring mental, emotional, physical and spiritual wellbeing.

Sponsorship for hosting Northwest Area Donor Tour

The MYCAM project will create a cultural arts mentoring curriculum focused on strengthening traditional knowledge, increasing cultural participation, and building resilience and protective factors in youth. This curriculum will utilize intergenerational relationships to deepen cultural knowledge and practices for future generations.

The project will increase Native youth leadership skills and self-esteem by equipping participants with culturally-grounded wellness and leadership knowledge during a weekend-long training session. The session will create a framework that we'll use to shape the expansion of our full program in 2020 to serve youth councils across our region.

Sponsorship for hosting Northwest Area Donor Tour

Sponsorship for hosting Northwest Area Donor Tour

This project will aid in protecting and preserving the Arctic refuge from oil and gas development.

Sponsorship for hosting Northwest Area Donor Tour