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August 2010 E-Newletter

Ron Rowell: First Native American CEO of a non-Native Foundation
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20th Anniversary Philanthropic Milestone

The Native Americans in Philanthropy organization is going to celebrate a major milestone by taking a 20th Anniversary journey called “Weaving Philanthropy, Leadership and Culture” to tribal lands and commu
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July 2010 E-Newsletter

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NAP's Regional Approach to a National Native Leadership Network
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Native American Philanthropists meet in Cherokee, N.C.
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June 2010 E-Newsletter

Chi Miigwetch!

NAP would like to THANK YOU, our members, for your generosity of commitment, membership, and your achievements in your work with Native communities. With the support of memberships and grants, NAP was able to:
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Donations received through NAP presented to the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe

Native Americans in Philanthropy, Bush Foundation, Northwest Area Foundation and South Dakota Community Foundation present $300,000 in donations to Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Disaster victims in Eagle Butte, SD April 1, 2010
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NAP Hires Development & Communications Director

Yohantus Elaine Stephens joined NAP as Director of Development and Communications in December, bringing a breadth of marketing, fundraising and event-planning experience to the organization. Elaine Stephens has more than 10 years nonprofit and philanthropy experience in the arts, community development and program development.
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2009 Native Philanthropy Institute Attracts 200+ Attendees, Sparks New Dialogue

Working in unprecedented partnership with other organizations, Native Americans in Philanthropy attracted more than 200 participants to its annual conference to promote more philanthropy in Native communities. The Native Philanthropy Institute was held on April 5-7, 2009, at the tribally owned Hyatt Tamaya Resort & Spa in New Mexico.
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Native Americans in Philanthropy 2007-08 Annual Report

The 21st century has given rise to a clearer understanding of the challenges facing the global community. Indigenous philosophies and practices offer wisdom, insights and inspiration for more sustainable collective solutions. As communities work to address the rapid economic, environmental and political changes facing today's world, traditional Native values seem more relevant
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NAP Bylaw Changes

Native Americans in Philanthropy's Newly Approved Bylaws
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