activities · 11
what they do
direct service · 11
- Athletic grants for student-athletes and teams Athletic Participation Financial AidProvides athletic grants to student-athletes and sports teams to cover travel costs and purchase athletic equipment.
- Athletic grants for student-athletes and teams Athletic Participation Financial AidProvides grants to student-athletes and athletic teams to cover travel costs and purchase athletic equipment.
- Business startup and growth grants for Navajo entrepreneurs Indigenous Economic Development SupportProvides business grants to Navajo entrepreneurs to help them start, launch, and grow their own businesses.
- Business startup and growth grants for Navajo entrepreneurs Indigenous Economic Development SupportProvides grants to Navajo entrepreneurs to start or grow small businesses, supporting economic development and career stability within the community.
- Business startup and growth grants for Navajo entrepreneurs Indigenous Economic Development SupportProvides grants to Navajo entrepreneurs to start, launch, or grow small businesses, supporting economic development and career stability.
- Emergency financial grants for Navajo families Emergency Rental Assistance & PreventionOffers emergency grants to Navajo families to cover immediate financial needs such as rent, utilities, medical bills, food, and medicine.
- Emergency financial grants for Navajo families Emergency Rental Assistance & PreventionOffers emergency grants to Navajo families for immediate financial needs including rent, utilities, medical bills, food, and medicine to help them remain stable in their homes.
- Emergency financial grants for Navajo families Emergency Rental Assistance & PreventionOffers emergency grants to Navajo families to cover immediate financial needs such as medical bills, rent, utilities, food, and medicine.
- Full-time academic scholarships for Navajo students Targeted Educational ScholarshipsProvides full-time academic scholarships (minimum 12 credits/semester) to Navajo students to alleviate financial burden while earning a college degree.
- Part-time academic scholarships for Navajo studentsOffers part-time academic scholarships to Navajo students to support completion of their college education while reducing financial burden.
- Vocational and career training scholarshipsProvides vocational scholarships to members of the Navajo community for career training, professional advancement, or career changes.
strategies · 3
how they think
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- Community-Driven Collaboration community-drivenThe organization believes that collaborative efforts rooted in community leadership and participation are essential to achieving collective impact and sustainable change.
- Community-Driven Collaboration for Collective Impact community-drivenThe organization believes that collaborative efforts rooted in community leadership and participation are essential to achieving meaningful and sustainable change.
- Community-driven collaboration for collective impact community-drivenThe organization believes that sustainable change is achieved through collaborative efforts led by the community itself, leveraging local knowledge and shared goals to maximize impact.
named programs · 6
what they call their work
Athletic Grants
Supports student-athletes and their teams with funding for travel and athletic equipment.
Business Grants
Provides funding for Navajo entrepreneurs to start and grow their businesses.
Emergency Grants
Provides assistance for Navajo families with immediate financial needs such as overdue medical bills, rent, utilities, and medicine.
Full-Time Academic Scholarships
Provides financial assistance to Navajo students enrolled full-time (12 credits/semester minimum) to help them earn a college degree.
Part-Time Academic Scholarships
Provides financial assistance to Navajo students enrolled part-time to help them earn a college degree.
Vocational Scholarships
Provides financial assistance to members of the Navajo community for career changes or professional advancement through vocational training.