Our Tribal Partners

American Indians have always been philanthropic peoples. Generosity and reciprocity are long-held and shared values in American Indian culture and tradition. The status of a Native family was raised not by who had the most resources, but by who distributed the most. During potlatches and giveaways, families would demonstrate their wealth by giving goods to others in need.

This Native tradition of giving has continued to today. American Indians are committed to the well-being of their communities through modern philanthropic efforts. At the American Indian College Fund, we have seen first-hand the generosity of tribes that have donated generously to ensure that American Indian students have the opportunity to earn a college education so to build a more promising future for themselves, their families, and their communities.

Tribal Roles in Education

Our work as American Indians in educating our people is urgent, as American Indian and Alaska Natives are the fastest-growing ethnic groups in the country.»More

Tribal Partnership Opportunities

Your tribe or tribal entity can partner with the Fund in many ways. Some of the most popular support opportunities include:
sponsoring events
scholarships; and
internships;

For more information on sponsoring the American Indian College Fund's events, please contact Casey Lozar for details.

Public Recognition

As part of your sponsorship package, the Fund can offer public recognition in addition to contact with the students you benefit (if they are outside of your tribe or if you are a tribal entity).»More

 

If you would like to meet with a representative from the Fund, or would like more information about how your organization can partner with us, please contact Casey Lozar at 1-800-776-3863. To learn more about the Fund, please review our most recent annual report.

EIN Number
52-1573446

Featured Tribal Partners

Sycuan Band of the Kumeyaay Nation

Barona Band of Mission Indians

Oneida Indian Nation

NIGA

San Manuel Band of Mission Indians

Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux COmmunity