The mission of Native Americans in Philanthropy is to advance philanthropic practices grounded in Native values and traditions.

Native Americans in Philanthropy was formed in January 1990 when a group of Native people affiliated with philanthropic institutions convened at a national meeting in Chicago to discuss the socio-economic status of Native people and the limited role philanthropy had played in helping this population.

Native Philanthropy Institute 2010

NAP Events

NAP/AAPIP Site Tour at COF Conference

04/27/2010 2:00 pm
04/28/2010 8:00 pm
Location: 
Southeast Colorado

 

5th Annual Native Philanthropy Institute

04/23/2010
04/24/2010
Location: 
Denver, Colorado

Set in the beautiful vistas of Denver, Colorado, this year’s Native Philanthropy Institute will explore social change, social innovation, and social justice through inclusive dialogue among program leaders, funders and grantseekers, making links between Native American and other underserved communities.

Member News

Building Resilience in Indegenous Communities Initiative Request for Proposals

March 30th, 2010 is the deadline to submit a proposal for Honor the Earth's spring granting cycle which will fund work that builds resilience in Indigenous communities.

Common Council Foundation Announces New CEO

The Common Counsel Foundation, after a national search, is pleased to announce the hiring of Ronald M. Rowell as CEO.