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All donations of $50 or more during Native American Heritage Month in November will receive a special edition sticker, with donations of $100 or more eligible for up to four.
Becoming a monthly supporter of Not Our Native Daughters is not just a commitment; it's an unwavering stance against the silent crisis plaguing Indigenous communities — the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) epidemic. Your recurring support is a lifeline, a promise to stand with us in the relentless pursuit of justice, recognition, and protection for the countless Indigenous women and girls whose stories remain untold. Monthly contributions are the heartbeat of sustained advocacy, enabling us to amplify their voices, address the systemic issues at the core of this crisis, and provide crucial support to the affected families. In the face of this heartbreaking reality, your commitment ensures that the plight of MMIW is not forgotten, and together, we forge a path towards a future where every Indigenous woman can live free from fear. Join us as a monthly supporter and be a beacon of hope in the fight for dignity, visibility, and justice. #StandWithUs #MMIW #MonthlySupport #EndTheSilence
DONATE TO A NATIVE-LED ORGANIZATION
Native-led organizations are the most underfunded orgs compared to other organizations—while Native Americans are also the most underserved marginalized population in the U.S.
Large foundations have allocated less than half a percent of their total annual grantmaking to #nativecommunities since 2006 - according to investing in Native Communities Project study. The percentage allocated to Native-led and Native-serving organizations are much lower.
Indigenous women & girls have the highest rates of violence, rape, murders and domestic violence compared to other ethnicities in the U.S. with huge victim servicing gaps throughout #IndianCountry
#Nativeled organizations are not only systemically underfunded we also have to compete with other nonprofits who claim to serve #NativeAmericans and our communities, to which they do not.
It’s imperative when donating to #Indigenous issues to ensure that #nonprofits are not exploiting our culture and issues, and verify they are actually native-led and have Indigenous subject-matter-experts on their board.
