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We wanted to give back using music royalties earned (through our micro-giving campaign) to indigenous communities. 

We hope to be able to help Native Americans as well as the animals in the area through Partnership With Native Americans.

I saw Every.org's Instagram story and I thought I would like to donate on behalf of Indigenous Peoples' Day. It is an important day to recognize the Native Americans who were the true founders of the United States continent. I read the book "Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee" and learned about the American Indian narrative of the makings of this country, and it was heartbreaking.

Indigenous Communities are the stewards of the planet. 

Inspired by the culture and knowledge of the Native American community. A culture that deserves to be honored and protected. 

Serving immediate needs, supporting long-term solutions for strong, self-sufficient Native American communities.  

Partnership With Native Americans is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to championing hope for a brighter future for Native Americans living on remote, isolated and impoverished reservations. Collaborating for nearly 30 years with our reservation partners, we provide consistent aid and services for Native Americans with the highest need in the U.S.

Much of our work centers around material aid, educational support and community-based services. PWNA also connects outside resources directly to reservations through its distribution network and reservation partnerships. We care about quality of life for Native Americans and respect their self-determined goals for their tribes.

The only Native-serving charity to work in hundreds of reservation communities year-round, our service area is concentrated in 9 priority states and encompasses Pine Ridge, Rosebud, Navajo and other high-need reservations. Scholarships are offered nationwide to eligible Native students.

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Music artists + streams = DONATIONS. How? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dw9rgHrD0m8&list=PLkX1GIXbtWien8DIJi9Bcq2ebTLh_xgHG&index=1

Many animals coexist on this planet with humans. We strive to bring even a little happiness to their lives and help animals in need.

Compassion is a state of constant giving of the self for others. 少額でも良いので寄付を始めてみんなで社会に貢献しよう。世界は繋がっています。

Being human means to give back for the greater good 

Life has been kind to me and it's my mission to share that kindness with the world. 

Delivering the future of entertainment and media since the birth of Hollywood. We also strongly believe in giving back to our communities. 

     There are many different elements involved when getting food and supplies out to the Native American communities that we serve. In fact, did you know that Partnership With Native Americans currently works with 62 tribes throughout the Northern Plains and the Southwest?  We have a series of drivers that go into these communities daily, bringing fresh water to communities whose water is contaminated, foods, supplies, and whatever may be needed. 
     When our drivers return from a trip, we love to hear their stories of thankful, smiling faces, relieved to see a PWNA truck pull in with an essential delivery for their community.  
    It always surprises people when they find out that one of the largest expenses is the fuel and maintenance for our delivery trucks. On the road every day, these trucks are PWNA. The people know that relief has arrived when they see our trucks coming, and they count on that. This is something that people like you have made possible. 
     Our drivers make nine, ten or more deliveries a day and travel thousands of miles. So far this year, you’ve helped them deliver over 143 tons of curated supplies. They travel through unforgiving landscapes, rough dirt and gravel roads, covered by snow and ice sometimes in the winter. Sometimes through summer floods. 
       Your generous gift of $25.00 or any amount, is going to help keep PWNA going, by keeping our trucks on the road! Please join us this year and help us continue to bring relief to the Native American communities that we serve. You are the bringers of hope, and we thank you for all of your support!


Our Trucks are the at the Forefront of Our Mission

Native Culture holds its Elders in the highest regard and for good reason. They are the keepers of their language, their heritage, and, most importantly, their families. I recently had the honor of visiting with several Elders when I traveled to the Rosebud Reservation for Partnership With Native American’s quarterly Breakfast-in-a-Bag (BNB) food distribution. 

The reservation system formed by the U.S. government coincides with food deserts and a lack of grocery stores. 

I am reaching out to you all today to see if you would be a part of one of Partnership With Native American’s programs that will allow Native Elders to get access to healthy breakfast food items that they may not be able to access otherwise. 
Partnership With Native Americans works directly with individuals that live on reservations to understand what the needs are, and to raise the funds to give relief where it is needed. They are an organization that is transparent and continues to do good in these communities. 

As the Elders began filling their bags, I smiled to myself, and I was delighted to assist the recipients load their groceries! The Elders are much more than recipients: they are people. People like my own relatives: aunties, uncles, and grandparents. As we carried their bags, I was enamored by their stories of strength and survival. Oglala Sioux Elder Sharon, age 63, uses the Breakfast service regularly. 

She can select healthy foods like bananas, apples, eggs, bread and milk. This food helps as Sharon feeds seven people in her home, including her son and five grandchildren. Sharon suffers from diabetes, which causes leg pain when she walks. Native American families suffer the highest rates of diet-related diseases and food insecurity, a result of systemic/institutional barriers.

Please, if you are reading this, consider joining us today and heling this program thrive on the Rosebud reservation. We need your support, and every little bit goes a long way. Please help us give a healthy start to Native Elders!


Provide Healthy foods to Native American Elders

I'm sure you are aware of the widespread poverty existing on remote Native American reservations in the United States. So, you won’t be surprised to learn that when families living on these reservations are having trouble supporting themselves, cats and dogs don’t always get the vet care they need. Unfortunately, this causes a great overpopulation of animals that need care, love, and shelter. The fortunate ones are taken in by one of our Reservation Animal Rescue partners where they can be cared for and adopted, but not all are so lucky.

Reservation Animal Rescue (RAR) works endlessly to give the accessibility to vet care that many simply cannot afford. We work with our partners in these communities to provide spay/neuter services, as well as much needed veterinarian care. Our services in these communities are the difference between life and death for many animals, and we will continue to diligently work until there are no overpopulation issues, and unnecessary suffering can be prevented. 

RAR supports our tribal partners with supplies to care for animals in need, while collaborating to set up free vaccines for animals and clinics offering spay and neuter surgeries, as well as vaccines for rabies, distemper, and parvovirus for pets.

This is what we can do with your support! Help us save the lives of stray dogs and cats while assisting with veterinarian medical care on these reservations by giving any amount you can today. 
It is because of donors like you that these animals will have a real chance!


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