Grants generally range from $10,000 $20,000 and are primarily awarded to organizations that serve Native Americans in the following ways: Community-Building Fulfilling peoples basic needs (food, water, shelter, etc.) that contribute to happy, healthy, and thriving lives Implementing reservation-based projects that create long-term community benefits Education Programs explicitly designed to help Native American students continue and complete their education at all levels Arts & Culture Native-driven programs and events that develop cultural wealth and build community connections Native-driven language and historic preservation initiatives The SFNTC Foundation will not consider proposals for general operating expenses
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The United States passed the Indian Religious Freedom Act of 1978, making traditional anaa and other sacred products legal
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