Access to Electronic journal and updates
Access to Discounted Rates to NAP Partners & Ally Conferences
Access to Post jobs and events to NAP Website
Access to Newsletter/Grantee/Website Spotlights
Access to programming about current issues impacting Native communities
Access to professional development
First access to webinars, reports, and current research
Non-profit, nongovernmental entities that use resources to provide social services or support social change. These institutions include grantmaking institutions (community foundations, corporate foundations, corporate philanthropy, family foundations, tribal foundations, private foundations, independent foundations, public charities, international foundations, and private operating foundations). Also includes philanthropy-servicing organizations, educational institutes, impact investors, and intermediaries.
Non-profit Funder is open to organizations that are nonprofit entities that re-grant a minimum of $100,000 per year (are not listed in the previous philanthropic institution definition). Also includes philanthropy-servicing organizations, educational institutes, impact investors, and intermediaries. Membership dues are based on the annual expense budget.
Tribal membership is open to Tribal Governments and/or Tribal grantmaking entities. NAP deeply respects Tribal self-determination, and does not require Tribal members to disclose sensitive financial information. We do, however, ask that Tribes and Tribal grantmaking entities provide a NAP membership rate commensurate with their giving portfolio and ability. Unlimited number of staff members and trustees can receive benefits. Membership dues are based on the annual expense budget.
For-profit small, medium, and large enterprises with a goal of earning a profit with a giving/corporate social responsibility program; however, some social enterprises may be considered a corporation. Corporations include sole proprietorship, partnerships, limited liability corporations, corporations, and S corporations. Also includes consultancies and wealth advising entities.
Native American philanthropic professionals that may work for a philanthropic institute, Tribal/Native-led organizations, or corporation.
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