About: Tséyi’ Association was established and founded in 1976 by a Del Muerto Canyon Resident Late Mr. Kee Gai Begay. Thereafter, the founding fathers, Del Muerto Canyon Resident Late Mr. Anderson Teller, and Del Muerto Resident/Inlaw Late Mr. Ernest K. Tsosie. A goal of the group was to become a non-profit [...]
Tó Nizhóní Ání
Lara G2026-02-09T23:28:02+00:00About: Tó Nizhóní Ání, or “Sacred Water Speaks,” is a Diné-led nonprofit organization established in 2001. Our organization originates from the Big Mountain community on Dził Yíjiin (the Black Mesa region). It was formed in the spirit of the Diné elders who fought to protect Black Mesa from industry exploitation. Tó [...]
Toohnii Binaneest’ą’ Ałtaas’éí Alliance (Fiscal Sponsor Community Foundation of Southern New Mexico)
Lara G2026-02-09T23:21:37+00:00About: Toohnii Binaneest’ą’ Ałtaas’éí ’began meeting as farmers with common concerns in the winter of 2019 and saw the scope of our collective concerns needed a concerted effort to seek solutions. We organized into a farmers advocacy group to unify our efforts, plans and to seek resources to develop capacity to [...]
Seeds of Harmony, Inc
Lara G2026-02-09T22:59:30+00:00About: Seeds of Harmony, Inc. was incorporated in May 2021 with the State of Arizona. On August 31, 2021 the organization received 501(c)3 status. Then in December 2021, the organization became incorporated with the Navajo Nation. The Board of Directors consist of 4 members that are all enrolled tribal members that [...]
YAKANAL
Lara G2025-07-23T21:29:21+00:00About: The mission of YAKANAL is “To strengthen cultural identity and leadership capacities in Indigenous youth, preparing them to engage with other cultures while preserving their own.” Since 2009, YAKANAL has offered participants authentic connections with their cultural roots through explicit comparisons and links with other Indigenous cultures. Our focused efforts in [...]
Healing Mountain Coalition
Lara G2025-07-23T21:32:53+00:00About: The Healing Mountain Coalition is a group of White Mountain Apache community members that bring experience and insight from a variety of backgrounds including but not limited to; land restoration, regenerative farming, regenerative medicine, traditional hunting, watershed management, ethnobotany, Apache language, culture and history. Years Supported: 2025 Grant Type: [...]
C4 Ever Green
Lara G2025-07-23T21:33:05+00:00About: In 2022, C 4Ever Green was created as a 501(c)3 at the encouragement of community members. The organization addresses waste-burning and illegal dumping, protecting endangered Indigenous plants harvested for food, ceremony, and livestock, transitioning to renewable energy, and protecting natural resources. In 2019, local community members, Norman Lameman and Meridith Benally [...]
Albuquerque Public Schools
Lara G2025-07-23T21:36:49+00:00About: Albuquerque Public Schools develops enhanced and supportive Indigenous educational opportunities for American Indian/Alaska Native students by increasing knowledge of Native values through teaching language and cultural differences. We believe American Indian/Alaska Native students will succeed with appropriate support systems and effective teaching using culturally relevant methods and strategies. Years [...]
Nihikeya
Lara G2025-07-23T21:36:41+00:00About: Nihikeya is a grassroot Diné organization with the mission to restore regenerative systems (ecological, social, economic, cultural) guided by Dine teachings and innovative solutions that build long-term, locally based economic systems that place value not only on profits but also on protecting and preserving lands, waters, air, culture, and future generations. [...]
Ke’yah Advanced Manufacturing Alliance (501c3)
admin2025-07-23T21:39:47+00:00About: Ke’yah Advanced Rural Manufacturing Alliance (KARMA) is a non-profit corporation and is organized exclusively for charitable, educational and scientific purposes working to create economic opportunity in Native communities through workforce development and entrepreneurship in Advanced Manufacturing and Technology. Ke’yah’s origin began with Kellogg Foundation funding to collaborate with industry, academia, and [...]