Preserving Our Heritage: Help us Purchase Native American Land and Protect Our Cultural Legacy
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We have raised 95% of the goal of $900,000, for our new nature reserve. We need your support for the remaining $50,000.
Our Native American community's role as stewards and keepers of the land is of paramount importance in today's world. As one of the earliest inhabitants of North America, we Native Americans deeply understand the land and its resources. Through our traditional knowledge and practices, we have shown an exceptional ability to sustainably manage the land for generations. Today, as we face the dire consequences of climate change and environmental degradation, the need for sustainable land management practices is more significant than ever. By empowering our Native American community to become the guardians of the land, we can tap into their unique knowledge and practices to promote Mother Earth's healing and ensure our planet's sustainability for future generations.
Our Native American community's role as stewards and keepers of the land is of paramount importance in today's world. As one of the earliest inhabitants of North America, we Native Americans deeply understand the land and its resources. Through our traditional knowledge and practices, we have shown an exceptional ability to sustainably manage the land for generations. Today, as we face the dire consequences of climate change and environmental degradation, the need for sustainable land management practices is more significant than ever. By empowering our Native American community to become the guardians of the land, we can tap into their unique knowledge and practices to promote Mother Earth's healing and ensure our planet's sustainability for future generations.
Donors can commit to NAAC’s Conservation Pledge by designating an amount of dollars for our conservation plans with the following:
Membership Benefits could Include the following:
Become a Member
Members are the heart and soul of a nonprofit like NAAC. Our Members provide critical support to our mission.
Gift memberships are also available! At checkout, place the following in the "order notes" box: Please note that this is a gift membership - and provide the recipient's name, address, phone number, and email. They will be sent a gift membership package.
- Event Invitations
- Discounts for our products
- Access to a wide variety of cultural events, classes, tours, and workshops
- Advance notice of exhibits and events
- Purchase a membership at the Sustaining Level or above and receive special hands-on lessons.
Become a Member
Members are the heart and soul of a nonprofit like NAAC. Our Members provide critical support to our mission.
Gift memberships are also available! At checkout, place the following in the "order notes" box: Please note that this is a gift membership - and provide the recipient's name, address, phone number, and email. They will be sent a gift membership package.
Student/Senior Adult$25
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Individual$40
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Household$55
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Sustaining$100
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Contributing$250
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Patron$500
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Partner$1000
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Membership
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Can you help us make a difference in the community by supporting our endeavor to create positive change and make a lasting impact?
Our Indigenous community has an essential role in the conservation narrative. For centuries, we have lived in harmony with nature and developed a deep understanding of the environment. This understanding is rooted in the belief that humans are not superior to nature but are a part of it. We have a long history of sustainable resource management and conservation practices that have allowed us to coexist with the environment for generations. Land management by our community is vital for conservation efforts. Native Americans have a long history of sustainable land management practices that have been developed over generations. Incorporating these practices into modern conservation efforts can help preserve biodiversity and ecosystem health while also supporting the cultural traditions of Native American communities. |
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Open space is critical for Native Americans to take care of the land and reverse the damage caused by Western society. It provides an opportunity to practice traditional land management techniques, maintain cultural connections, and reclaim our sovereignty and cultural identity.
Acknowledging the contributions of Native Americans to conservation efforts can help promote cultural diversity and social justice. Including Native American knowledge and practices is essential for the successful implementation of conservation programs and for achieving a more sustainable future.
One way to support our endeavor is by partnering to help us achieve our goals and make a meaningful difference in people's lives.
Please support our endeavor by making a donation to our cause, which will help us achieve our goals and make a meaningful difference in people's lives.
Acknowledging the contributions of Native Americans to conservation efforts can help promote cultural diversity and social justice. Including Native American knowledge and practices is essential for the successful implementation of conservation programs and for achieving a more sustainable future.
One way to support our endeavor is by partnering to help us achieve our goals and make a meaningful difference in people's lives.
Please support our endeavor by making a donation to our cause, which will help us achieve our goals and make a meaningful difference in people's lives.
General Donations, Any Amount is Welcome!
Your Donations Support Coming Back to Our Homeland
Land repatriation is an issue that strikes at the very heart of social justice and human dignity. For centuries, we Native American communities have suffered under the unjust loss of our ancestral lands, which has resulted in the disruption of our cultural practices and traditions. By donating to land repatriation efforts, you can play a critical role in supporting our Native American community as we work to reclaim our cultural heritage and restore our connection to the land.
Your donation will support efforts to reclaim lands taken from our Native American communities through force, coercion, or unjust means. This donation includes supporting our organization, that are working tirelessly to protect and preserve the rights of Native Americans.
By donating to land repatriation, you are not just providing financial support but also sending a message of solidarity and support to our Native American communities. Your donation shows that you recognize the historical injustices that have been inflicted on Native American communities and that you are committed to supporting our efforts to heal and reclaim our cultural identity.
Furthermore, your donation can have a significant impact on the lives of Native American communities. Land repatriation can provide access to economic opportunities, restore traditional agricultural practices, and promote cultural continuity, all of which can help to create a brighter future for Native American communities.
Before European colonization, We Native American tribes had our own distinct territories and boundaries, which we used for hunting, fishing, agriculture, and spiritual and cultural practices. However, over the centuries, the US government took away much of our land through treaties, laws, taxation, and military actions, displacing and marginalizing our Native American communities.
Your donation will support efforts to reclaim lands taken from our Native American communities through force, coercion, or unjust means. This donation includes supporting our organization, that are working tirelessly to protect and preserve the rights of Native Americans.
By donating to land repatriation, you are not just providing financial support but also sending a message of solidarity and support to our Native American communities. Your donation shows that you recognize the historical injustices that have been inflicted on Native American communities and that you are committed to supporting our efforts to heal and reclaim our cultural identity.
Furthermore, your donation can have a significant impact on the lives of Native American communities. Land repatriation can provide access to economic opportunities, restore traditional agricultural practices, and promote cultural continuity, all of which can help to create a brighter future for Native American communities.
Before European colonization, We Native American tribes had our own distinct territories and boundaries, which we used for hunting, fishing, agriculture, and spiritual and cultural practices. However, over the centuries, the US government took away much of our land through treaties, laws, taxation, and military actions, displacing and marginalizing our Native American communities.
Losing our ancestral lands has profoundly impacted our Native American communities, disrupting our cultural practices, language, and traditions. Land repatriation, therefore, is seen as a way to right past wrongs and restore a sense of cultural continuity and identity. By having access to our traditional lands, we Native Americans can reconnect with our cultural heritage and engage in traditional practices that have been suppressed for generations.
Moreover, the land is not just seen as a physical commodity to us Native Americans but is also deeply imbued with spiritual significance. Many of our Native American communities know the land as a living entity that is sacred and is connected to the cycle of life and death. Therefore, land repatriation is not just about gaining access to resources or economic opportunities but is also about honoring our spiritual and cultural traditions.
Land repatriation refers to returning land to its original owners, typically after it has been taken away through force, coercion, or unjust means. For our Native American communities, land repatriation is a critical issue because it relates to the heart of our cultural identity and spiritual beliefs.
In conclusion, donating to land repatriation is not just about supporting a particular cause but about standing up for social justice and human dignity. Your donation can help right the wrongs of the past and create a more just and equitable future for all. Land repatriation is a vital issue for our Native American communities because it represents a way to heal past wounds and reclaim our cultural identity and spiritual connection to the land.
Moreover, the land is not just seen as a physical commodity to us Native Americans but is also deeply imbued with spiritual significance. Many of our Native American communities know the land as a living entity that is sacred and is connected to the cycle of life and death. Therefore, land repatriation is not just about gaining access to resources or economic opportunities but is also about honoring our spiritual and cultural traditions.
Land repatriation refers to returning land to its original owners, typically after it has been taken away through force, coercion, or unjust means. For our Native American communities, land repatriation is a critical issue because it relates to the heart of our cultural identity and spiritual beliefs.
In conclusion, donating to land repatriation is not just about supporting a particular cause but about standing up for social justice and human dignity. Your donation can help right the wrongs of the past and create a more just and equitable future for all. Land repatriation is a vital issue for our Native American communities because it represents a way to heal past wounds and reclaim our cultural identity and spiritual connection to the land.
1879 Map showing our families homes, NAAC's future home!
