Current Tamalpais Trust Grant Partners

We are proud and privileged to support these organizations through grants and relationship-building.

Amazon Frontlines with Ceibo Alliance

California Heritage: Indigenous Research Project (CHIRP)

California Indian Museum and Cultural Center

Fórum Internacional das Mulheres Indígenas (FIMI)

FIMI (International Indigenous Women’s Forum)

Foro Internacional de Mujeres Indigenas

Haudenosaunee Nationals Lacrosse

Hui Mālama I Ke Ala ʻŪlili (HuiMAU)

Indigenous Peoples Rights International

International Funders for Indigenous Peoples

Niweskok: From the Stars to Seeds

North American Traditional Indigenous Food Systems (NATIFS)

Podáali: Fondo Indígena de la Amazonía Brasileña (Podáali Fund)

Rosebud Economic Development Corporation (REDCO)

Sherwood Valley Band of Pomo Indians, Cahto Tribe at Laytonville, and Potter Valley Tribe

Tule River Indian Tribe of California

Indigenous Knowledge Holders Fund Grant Partners

We are grateful to collaborate with our sister fund, The Indigenous Knowledge Holders Fund, to support partners and organizations working to preserve and revitalize knowledge and language systems through direct programming and land-back efforts.

Aha Punana Leo

Asociación ANDES

Caleb Scholars Program

Ekvn-Yefolecv

Emerging Northern Leadership Initiative

En’owkin Centre

First Peoples’ Cultural Council

Limahuli Garden and Preserve

Mesa Refuge

Penobscot Nation

Piegan Institute

Qizhjeh Vena Alaska

Yuchi Language Project

Seeds, Soil and Culture Fund Grant Partners

We are grateful to collaborate with our sister fund, the Seeds, Soil and Culture Fund, to support these organizations.

Giiwekii

Hui Hoʻoleimaluō

Slow Food Indigenous Peoples’ Network

Ma’alob Kuxtal ich Abal Ha’ – El buen vivir en Abalá

Meli Bees Network

Nipmuc Land Project Pequiog Farm

Slow Food Ryukyus

Slow Food Turtle Island Association

Legacy Grant Partners

We would like to recognize these organizations that were foundational to Tamalpais Trust’s first decade of grantmaking. They are part of Tamalpais Trust’s genealogy and global Indigenous network.