Cultural Conservancy Sacred Land Foundation

“Form 990 is sent to the governing body as a pdf copy by the tax preparer for review. The return is then reviewed by the governing body, approved and submitted for filing.”

“Documents, policies, and financial statements are available to the public upon request at the organization's office.”

“OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: The goal of the Mino-Niibi Fund is to protect and promote the eco-cultural revitalization of indigenous culstures - their knowledge, practices, and landscapes, in the Amerias and the Pacific by entering into respectful grant partnerships with indigenous-led organizations or networks applying their traditional knowledge and practices in one or more of four strategic areas of focus: Community Cultural Health, Sacred Land & Water Preservation, Cultural Arts & Media, Regenerative Livelihoods. Grants are typically for $10,000 for a one-year project. Selected grantees may be eligible to receive longer-term funding if it would benifit the community they serve, and if their initial grant achieved their definition of success. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: ALL OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES - PLEASE SEE SCHEDULE O FOR OTHER DETAIL PROGRAM NARRATIVES AND ACTIVITIES. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: TE HA IS A GLOBAL INDIGENOUS ALLIANCE AND NETWORK BRINGING TOGETHER OUR MINO-NIIBI FUND GRANTEE PARTNERS IN PHYSICAL AND VIRTUAL SPACES FOR RECIPROCAL LEARNING, CAPACITY-BUILDING, AND SOLIDARITY. THE PURPOSE OF TE HA IS TO IGNITE AND STRENGTHEN INTERCULTURAL SOLIDARITY, COLLECTIVE ACTION, AND RECIPROCITY FOUNDED IN INDIGENOUS SOVEREIGNTY AND WAYS OF LEARNING, KNOWING, AND RESOURCE SHARING. WE DO THIS THROUGH TRAININGS, WORKSHOPS, PEER-TO-PEER LEARNING, CULTURAL EXCHANGES, AND SHARING OF STRATEGIES AND STRUGGLES. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 7: Our native youth guardians of the waters leadership program works with urban inter-tribal/indigenous young people to reclaim native knowledge and health, and learn to use media and cultural arts as tools for individual and community transformation.”