Makes non-profit and educational awards in the state of Washington.

Center for Native American Youth
Center for Native American Youth
Makes non-profit and educational awards in the state of Washington.
The AILDI experience is a summer program that offers courses related to language teaching, maintenance, documentation and revitalization.
Funds up to $75,000 in health, education and public safety grants.
Focus areas include safe housing, basic needs, culture and language preservation, emergency assistance programs, organic gardens and food, schools and youth centers, women’s health, and seasonal programs. Running Strong implements their own programs but also supports independent groups who align with their mission, such as nonprofits, community centers, and grassroots projects.
Pathkeepers is a non-profit organization offering a summer camp for Native American youth ages 11-16. The camp focuses on traditional and cultural activities and healthy lifestyles. The camp includes a field trip to Washington, D.C. to meet Indian Affairs staff and officials.
Gives grants to environmental protection, economic development and cultural preservation / enhancement projects on Cherokee land. Supports language and leadership development initiatives.