Funders to approach for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women USA
MMIWUSA's mission is to combat the widespread issue of violence against native people which leads to our people going missing and getting murdered. Through our mission, MMIWUSA aims to serve indigenous families in the United States who are affected by violence and poverty. We also aim to protect those who are vulnerable to it in our communities through preventative measures. We serve those who are affected by the loss of a family member to the issue of missing and murdered indigenous women and people (MMIW/P), and those who are at a broader disadvantage due to things like domestic violence, addiction, trafficking, the foster care system, and other issues that are prevalent in indigenous communities. We serve those who are experiencing the oppressive cycles of abuse and trauma caused by the history of colonial violence. We serve all native people, no matter whether they are on or off their home reservation…
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- 1Seventh Generation Fund for Indigenous Peoples IncSimilar grantees: Southwest Indigenous Women's Coaltion ($30k/yr), Urban Indigenous Collective Inc ($45k/yr), Changing Woman Initiative ($10k/yr)1 in 33$25k
- 2The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee IncSimilar grantees: National Indigenous Womens Resource Center Inc ($25k/yr), Stronghearts Native Helpline Inc ($50k/yr), Native American House Alliance Inc ($80k/yr)1 in 79$13k
- 3First Nations Development InstituteSimilar grantees: Indigenous Vision ($40k/yr), Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center ($10k/yr), Wabanaki Health & Wellness NPC ($10k/yr)1 in 81$21k
147 more funders on the list for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women USA
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