Current Partners
North American Traditional Indigenous Food Systems (NATIFS)
Founded in 2018 by Lakota chef Sean Sherman, NATIFS is dedicated to promoting Indigenous foodways education and facilitating Indigenous food access. They are building…
Grant Partners
Tamalpais Trust supports Indigenous organizations, institutions, and networks across specific regions worldwide. We support a range of initiatives, from language revitalization and food sovereignty to land rematriation and Indigenous-led funds. We do this by cultivating relationships, listening closely, and responding to the visions and timelines set out by our partners. We are proud to be in relationship with these partners, which includes our current and past partners. Since 2021, Tamalpais Trust has awarded more than 200 grants totaling over $30 million.
We invite you to explore our database to learn more about the powerful work they are leading.
Grant Partners
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Current Partners
Ofrenda A’bunna
In Colombia’s Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountain range, Ofrenda A’bunna is working to recuperate the ancestral lands surrounding the Arhuaco Reservation by buying…
Current Partners
Ohana Waʻa
ʻOhana Waʻa, meaning family of voyaging canoes, convened as a hui (group) in 2006 to promote the collective health and life of Pacific voyaging…
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Pawanka Fund
“Pawanka” is a Miskitu word meaning “growing and strengthening.” Pawanka Fund is an Indigenous led grantmaking fund that supports indigenous peoples engaged in promoting…
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Penobscot Nation
Penobscot Nation – or Penawahpkekeyak, “the people of the place of the white rocks” – is one of the oldest continuously operating governments in…
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Pequiog Farm
Located along a ridgetop in North Central Massachusetts, Pequoig Farm is working to advance Nipmuc food sovereignty by building a healthy, robust farm ecosystem…
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Podáali
Officially launched in 2020, Podáali is the first Indigenous-led fund covering the Brazilian Amazon and is the result of over twenty years of reflection…
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Qizhjeh Vena Alaska
Qizhjeh Vena, which means ‘A place where people gathered lake’ in the Dena’ina Athabaskan language, has sustained the Dena’ina people for the past 10,000…
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Rosebud Economic Development Corportation (REDCO)
REDCO is the economic development arm of the Sicangu Oyate and serves 25,000 Tribal citizens across the nearly one-million-acre Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota.…
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Saami Council
Since its founding in 1956, the Saami Council has promoted Saami rights and interests in the four countries where the Saami people live: Finland,…
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Salish School of Spokane
Salish School of Spokane (SSOS) is a Native-led nonprofit organization founded in 2009 by five Interior Salish women. Its mission is to revitalize the…
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Salmon Returns
Salmon Returns builds the financial and governance infrastructure that allows Indigenous and community-led stewardship of land and water to become the foundation of durable,…