In recognition of our work in philanthropy, in 2007, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation awarded First Nations the prestigious National Leadership in Action Award. The award recognizes excellent philanthropic work being done by nonprofit organizations in communities of color. First Nations was selected for its work in assisting Native peoples in controlling their own assets and building capacity to direct their economic futures in ways that fit their cultures; using tools of direct financial and technical assistance. Award winners were peer-nominated and screened by a committee of nonprofit and philanthropic leaders from across the United States. Click on the "video" link (above) to view the video the produced by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation highlighting First Nations and its work in Indian Country.
@Boldr80303 Cool. Thank you for answering. :)
vanitysadeparis 1 year ago
@vanitysadeparis First Nations' does not provide grants to individuals. We provide services and grants to Native Nonprofits, & Tribal organizations.
Boldr80303 1 year ago
How much percentage of Native blood does one have to have for this grant? I am Black with Cherokee (on my mother's and father's sides.. also Caucasian (Irish). Please, no mean comments. I am just here for information. Can someone help me? Thanks. :)
vanitysadeparis 1 year ago
I pray and whish for Native Americans to be able and live in a just country, so much overdue for them.
CHEROKEE7752 2 years ago
I am humbled, totally humbled and my
heart is full. You honor yourselves by your
actions to improve your lives and the lives
of your families. I AM WITH YOU IN SPIRIT.
I am honored to know of you and will share
you with my family.
RockyMissouri 2 years ago