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Indigenous Bridges is a US 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Your gift is tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law, and you will receive a written receipt by email.

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Where your donation goes

Every gift weaves through five interconnected streams of work.

  1. Political & Social Solidarity

    Standing with Indigenous nations through aid, advocacy, and presence.

    • Covid ReliefDelivered medical supplies and aid to over 30 Native Nations across the US and Canada.
    • Food ReliefSent food, water, and agricultural support to nations experiencing shortages.
    • Legal SolidarityBuilt a network of Indigenous rights legal experts and circulated petitions to uphold treaty rights.
    • Political SolidarityWorking to overturn unjust legislation and showing up as allies at demonstrations, events, and elections.
  2. Economic Exchange

    Building independence through Indigenous-led enterprise.

    • Self-SufficiencyCreating networks for economic independence among Indigenous communities.
    • Indigenous EntrepreneurshipForming intertribal partnerships in tourism, art, culture, and business.
  3. Cultural Exchange

    Connecting communities across continents and generations.

    • Local Community EventsHosting gatherings that bring local and diaspora Indigenous communities together to honor each other's cultures.
    • International ExchangeCreating tailored exchange programs for Indigenous communities around the world.
    • Global NetworkingConnecting Indigenous leaders, students, entrepreneurs, educators, and activists — online and at international rights conferences.
  4. Educational Programs

    Sharing Indigenous history, expertise, and resilience.

    • Indigenous Lecture SeriesLectures on Indigenous history and current issues for college campuses, cultural centers, and high schools.
    • Educational InitiativesIntroducing Indigenous history into local school curricula.
    • Indigenous ExpertiseKrav-Maga based self-defense for Indigenous women, plus resilience, suicide prevention, and trauma healing programs.
  5. Agricultural & Water Sovereignty

    Supporting the systems that sustain Indigenous life.

    • Food SovereigntyConvening local and international Indigenous experts, entrepreneurs, and leaders on food sovereignty.
    • Water SovereigntyGrowing a network on water sovereignty and consulting with Indigenous-run tech companies.