Awarded Grants

This award will build capacity within the Tewa Women United environmental justice program to support the identified focus areas and activities regarding environmental justice and community health

General Operating Support

Our primary focus is in producing nutritional food our members can access as we take steps toward food sovereignty, we will create new jobs and economic opportunities all while ensuring minimal environmental impacts. Climate change has brought increased challenges which is why we have opted to do this project indoors.

General Operating Support

This project will help create a strategic funding plan for Cold Springs Rancheria through a planning workshop for Tribal leaders, staff, and consultants.

Grant funds will be used to hire a grant writer to complete and submit an application to the LSRP.

This project will increase the efficiency of our produce production through the purchase of advanced gardening equipment, while also creating a new poultry harvesting program to supplement our garden.

This project will help support the ongoing food distribution with fresh vegetables and fruit along with tribal food boxes every first Friday at our school serving the surrounding community, mainly the Navajo Nation. It will also help distribute tribal food boxes to our students through the school bus system.

The purpose of the project is to increase access to local food where many people struggle with food security. SNAI will acquire locally sourced and harvested food, and process, package, and distribute the food to households in need in the Salamatof service area.

The Three Sisters Native Farmers Collaborative is intended to increase the access that Native American and Indigenous birthing families have to traditional foods, without the barriers. Leveraging our funding in this way supports the wellness of their growing babies, reinforces their relationship with the land, and addresses food insecurity.