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Nakawē Indigenous, nonbinary LλMBDA λward-winning writer. Artist. Disabled. Parent. Patreon: wordglass.
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Learn more about the Indigenous Tomorrows Fund by visiting nativephilanthropy.org/ITF

https://nativephilanthropy.org/ITF
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Native Americans in Philanthropy: Indigenous Tomorrows Fund

The Indigenous Tomorrows Fund gives decision-making power to Indigenous youth who understand the needs, challenges, & opportunities in their communities.

If you are a peer, mentor, parent, or guardian, you are also welcome to attend our Info Session and nominate a youth.

Register at bit.ly/ITFInfoSession (link in bio) and fill out the Youth Interest Form at bit.ly/ITFInterestForm.
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📚 Roles and Responsibilities
🌱 Eligibility to serve as a reviewer
✏️ How to complete the Youth Interest Form and what happens after you apply
🕰️ Stipend details and time commitment
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Youth will receive training before the review begins and support throughout the process to ensure all participants are prepared to make informed selections.

Learn more during our ITF Youth Grant Reviewer Info Session on Saturday, March 28, at 3 PM ET, where we will cover:
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Native Americans in Philanthropy is preparing for another ITF grant cycle and is inviting youth to join as grant reviewers, reviewing grant applications, and helping to select which projects receive funding.
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#Indigenous

Calling in youth leaders ages 14–24 who are interested in becoming a grant reviewer for the Indigenous Tomorrows Fund (ITF). No prior grantmaking experience is required, just an interest in uplifting community and learning about grantmaking and philanthropy.

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If you like my posts please consider joining my patreon or paypal as your donations and memberships literally keep me alive right now. If you can't, a share can be helpful to tell people why you like my work. Thank you. so very much:

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During this Sunday afternoon snowstorm, there were no protests, just people struggling to stay alive.

Read more:

https://denverite.com/2026/03/18/denver-cold-weather-shelter-closure-the-aspen/
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People lit makeshift fires outside a controversial cold-weather shelter the city kept closed

Buses to other shelters were available, but critics said that wasn’t feasible for some people in need.

Denverite

In contrast, homelessness advocates — and people living on the streets — said that closing The Aspen’s ballroom left people in the cold.

The previous week, advocates had protested by setting up tents outside The Aspen and handing out food, sleeping bags and blankets.
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