NATIVE-LED NONPROFIT LIST

Find a Native-led charitable nonprofit to support!

Organizations included are Native-led, Native-serving, have U.S. charitable nonprofit status, and are eligible to receive tax-deductible charitable contributions.

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183 published organizations for #GiveNative 2023 and Native Nonprofit Day 2024, with more to come! Have questions about the Focus Area, Location, and other filters? Visit the FAQ.

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Nebraska Tribes Addressing Violence Coalition

The mission of NETAV is to support and strengthen the prevention of and response to domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, elder abuse, dating violence, and human trafficking against Native Americans in the state of Nebraska through education, trainings, support, public awareness, and technical assistance in order to promote safety for both rural and urban tribal communities.
We provide training presentations to service providers assisting Native American survivors of intimate partner violence in Nebraska. We provide educational awareness presentations in tribal communities and non-tribal settings. We provide technical assistance and support to tribal programs and service providers assisting Native American survivors of violence. Our support services include resource networking and referral, case navigation assistance, etc.

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Nesika Wilamut

Nesika Wilamut is an indigenous-led network that focuses on the health of the Willamette River through a social justice lens.

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Net Zero Nation

Net Zero Nations is committed to dismantling structural poverty on the White Earth Reservation by building a sustainable community of net-zero duplex homes, a community solar garden, and a sustainable farming co-op.

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New Mexico Community Capital

New Mexico Community Capital (NMCC), a 501(c)(3) founded in 2004, serves to uplift and empower Native communities through mentorship, financial literacy, business marketing programs, and technology. In collaboration with partners, NMCC will ignite an education transformation at the intersection of science, technology and design, and weave a thriving ecosystem of support.

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New Mexico Social Justice & Equity Institute

New Mexico’s Social Justice and Equity Institute is led by a Native-led grassroots nonprofit organization, focusing on addressing critical issues such as food security, environmental justice, and Indigenous and social justice concerns. The organization’s mission is to tackle systemic problems that perpetuate environmental and health disparities stemming from institutional racism and multi-generational trauma. We acknowledge that we operate on Dine’, Zuni, and Acoma lands. The Institute’s efforts are aimed at creating positive change in these areas, promoting equity, and improving the well-being of communities in the region. Through advocacy and community-driven efforts, we strive for equity, working towards a more just and inclusive society for everyone.

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Nibezun

In 2016, an 85-acre property was listed for sale in Passadumkeag, Maine. The land – a traditional meeting ground and harvesting place for red ochre by the Wabanaki and their ancestors, the Red Paint People – is the last access point to Olamon Island, the original residential village of the Penobscot Nation and essential to traditional activities such as gathering medicines, fasting, and ceremony.

Nibezun was formed when a small group of tribal members and allies came together to purchase this sacred land, protecting it for the healing of all people and the next seven generations. Today we celebrate culture as medicine, provide an inclusive space for healing, and promote sustainability for all people and future generations.

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Nis’to Incorporated

Services first, volunteer based organization that focuses on leadership development, skill-building and community building with our Native youth and young adults using the Dakota Culture as our foundation.

Donate by Mail: 406 5th Ave East, Sisseton, SD 57262

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Niyake Yuza youth services

We are a safe, supportive and culture based space for Lakota youth to socialize, explore their options and move confidently into a positive future.
We believe that our youth deserve
To be respected
To be loved
To have a safe place to grow & develop
To have a chance to learn Lakhota culture and language
To have a positive support system

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