Foundations Grant Funds for Idaho BIPOC

5 Foundations that have given grants and donations for BIPOC programs and services in Idaho

These foundations have provided grants and donations to nonprofits and businesses in recent years to help support tribes and Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) as well as Native and Latinx populations.

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1	NIMIIPUU PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT To protect our Treaty areas and to educate the tribal members and youth on current environmental issues. To develop leaders in the environmental area for the next generation. To promote activism within our tribes and to empower tribal members on effecting change.	LAPWAI, ID
2	THOMAS J and M LUCY BLACKHAM MISSIONARY WORK	REXBURG, ID
3	INDIGENOUS IDAHO ALLIANCE INC Indigenous Idaho organizes within Native American communities throughout the state to ensure social, political, and economic equality and empowerment.	Boise, ID
4	NAVAJO-CHURRO SHEEP ASSOCIATION Advocating for the Navajo Churro Sheep breed and educating the members and public about the unique breed characteristics, cultural history and sheep flock management. The Navajo Churro Sheep breed has been and continues to be important culturally to the Navajo Native American and Hispanic populations. The breed is unique and was nearly wiped out during the past 150 years. The NCSA has worked with universities and Navajo peoples to develop breed standards with the objective to maintain the unique breed characteristics that are important for traditional weavers and flock owners.	Boise, ID
5	LILLIAN VALLELY YOUTH FOUNDATION PROMOTE THE ACADEMIC, CULTURAL, SPIRITUAL, AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH IN SOTHEASTERN IDAHO.	BLACKFOOT, ID

NIMIIPUU PROTECTING THE ENVIRONMENT

LAPWAI, ID

To protect our Treaty areas and to educate tribal members and youth on current environmental issues. To develop leaders in environmental area for next generation. To promote activism within our tribes and to empower tribal members on effecting change.

THOMAS J and M LUCY BLACKHAM

REXBURG, ID

MISSIONARY WORK

INDIGENOUS IDAHO ALLIANCE INC

Boise, ID

organizes within Native American communities throughout the state to ensure social, political, and economic equality and empowerment.

NAVAJO-CHURRO SHEEP ASSOCIATION

Boise, ID

Advocating for the Navajo Churro breed and educating the members and public about the unique breed characteristics, cultural history and flock management. The Navajo Churro breed has been and continues to be important culturally to the Navajo Native American and Hispanic populations. The breed is unique and was nearly wiped out during the past 150 years. The NCSA has worked with universities and Navajo peoples to develop breed standards with the objective to maintain the unique breed characteristics that are important for traditional weavers and flock owners.

LILLIAN VALLELY YOUTH FOUNDATION

BLACKFOOT, ID

PROMOTE THE ACADEMIC, CULTURAL, SPIRITUAL, AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT OF NATIVE AMERICAN IN SOTHEASTERN IDAHO.

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