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for: Top menu About Contact Search Toggle Search Investing in Native Communities A joint project of Native Americans in Philanthropy and CandidNative 101 Changing the Narrative Timeline Investments in Action Funding Map Resources Take Action Building Equity for Native Communities Equipping philanthropy with resources to maximize investments in Indigenous communities in the U.S. Photos by Kisha Bari COVID-19 and Native Communities Native Americans in Philanthropy has built a resource center to keep track of the latest information and response funds for Native communities and nonprofits impacted by COVID-19. You can also check out Candid’s coronavirus pop-up page for resources to help support your work during this challenging time. Visit NAP COVID-19 Resource Center Funding for Native Americans from 2006 – Present XXX Foundations and Public Charities $XX B Total Dollar Value of Grants XXX Grants XXX Recipient Organizations Of all philanthropic funding by large U.S. foundations, only 0.4% on average is directed to Native communities. How can we improve this? Native 101 Changing the Narrative Sharing truth about Native resiliency and replacing false narratives Learn More Native Timeline Expanding your understanding of history through a Native lens Learn More Investments in Action Promoting equity and supporting solutions led by and for Native communities Learn More Funding Map See how funders are investing in Native communities and organizations. Filter data by geographic location, subject, and more through our interactive funding map. Explore the Map Explore a Variety of Resources March 20, 2020 NAP’s COVID-19 Resources News News July 1, 2019 For Our Future: An Advocate’s Guide to Supporting Indigenous Peoples’ Day Report Report September 12, 2019 : Philanthropic Funding for Native American Communities and Causes Report Report Featured Report From 2002 to 2016, large U.S. foundations gave, on average, 0.4 percent of total annual funding to Native American communities and causes, although the Alaska Native and American Indian population represents 2 percent of the total U.S. population. This forthcoming report provides the latest data on foundation funding for Native Americans, alongside important historical context that has contributed to the… June 17, 2014 Invasion of America: How the United States Took Over an Eighth of the World Media Media See All Resources Join the Truth and Healing Movement by hosting The Blanket Exercise , a powerful, interactive walk through Native history in the U.S., at your organization.Take Action Put your learning into practice. Take your next steps to ally with Native organizations and support their work. Get Started "For Native communities, our work is based on connection, relationship, and love. Philanthropy must work to heal divisions. Money must be a tool for building relationships and love, rather than a tool for exploitation or power." - Edgar Villanueva (Lumbee), Schott Foundation for Public Education This Project Was Made Possible By Bush Foundation Henry Luce Foundation Marguerite Casey Foundation Northwest Area Foundation Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Follow the Conversation Powered by Torch Show More Take Action Get Started Share Your Knowledge Learn How Sign Up For Updates Sign up for periodic updates about . Native Americans in Philanthropy Candid © 2024 Candid. All rights reserved. Privacy...