The mission of Native Americans in Philanthropy is to advance philanthropic practices grounded in Native values and traditions.

Native Americans in Philanthropy was formed in January 1990 when a group of Native people affiliated with philanthropic institutions convened at a national meeting in Chicago to discuss the socio-economic status of Native people and the limited role philanthropy had played in helping this population.

POST-INSTITUTE SURVEY & SITE TOUR REFLECTIONS

NAP Events

5th Annual Native Philanthropy Institute - Recap

04/23/2010
Location: 
Denver, Colorado

Friends and relatives,

Thank you for joining us in Denver for the 5th Annual Native Philanthropy Institute and the Site Tour to Camp Amache and Sand Creek!  

Member News

Highlights of Foundation Giving Trends

HIGHLIGHTS OF FOUNDATION GIVING TRENDS - June 2010
Health and education benefited from the largest shares of foundation grant dollars. Among major areas of activity, health, education, arts and culture, and human services captured the largest shares of grant dollars awarded by sampled foundations in 2008. By number

First Nation Development Institute

LEAD Program

 

First Nations Development Institute announces search for Native American nonprofit leaders for the LEAD Program