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Native Americans in Philanthropy

Indigenous Tomorrows Fund

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Description

The Native Americans in Philanthropy works to advance equitable and culturally grounded philanthropy supporting Indigenous communities.

The Indigenous Tomorrows Fund uses a participatory grantmaking model in which Indigenous young people lead the funding process, including:

  • establishing funding priorities;
  • evaluating proposals;
  • making funding decisions; and,
  • supporting fund operations.

The Program emphasizes:

  • Indigenous self-determination;
  • youth...
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Opportunity Information

Application Deadlines
Application Deadlines
Geographic Scope
Geographic Scope
Areas of Interest
Areas of Interest
Types of Support
Types of Support
Funder Information
Total Annual Giving
$4,439,729
Grant Range
Grant range
Average Grant
Average Grant
Median Grant
Median Grant
Total Assets
$21,404,578
Type
Type
EIN
EIN
Application Procedures
Application Procedures

The financial information is based on the most recent 990 tax form for 2025

Requirements

Eligibility Details
Eligibility Details

Contact Information

General Contact
General Contact
Primary Contact
Primary Contact

Grants History

You can review tax forms on ProPublica. Learn more about them and the 990.

990s

This is a list of grant recipients noted on the funder’s 990 forms.

This includes forms filed in 2023 and later, so it can include information for tax years earlier than that.

The information below is pulled directly from the form itself without any alterations.

If the details are not included, e.g. “Various”, they may be indicated on the PDF on the IRS site.

Grants less than $5,000 are not necessarily listed on the 990 form.

Tax Year Title City State/ Province Country Purpose Amount
Rockefeller Foundation New York NY US Native Voices Rising Program Grant $61,250
Common Counsel Foundation Oakland CA US Capacity Building and Native Voices Rising Program Grants $1,100,000
Cheyenne River Youth Project Eagle Butte SD US Youth Programming $50,000
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Washington DC US Conservation $825,433
USET Sovereignty Protection Fund Nashville TN US Education/General Operating Support $250,000
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The most recent tax form filed for 2025 lists the following key individuals.

Name Title
Brittany Schulman Senior Vice President Of Programs
Carly Bad Heart Bull Director (Term Ended 11/24/24)
Cynthia Mueller Director
Eileen Briggs Chair
Emily Edenshaw Treasurer
Erik Stegman Chief Executive Officer/Secretary
Estakio H Beltran Partnership Advisor
Jeanette Ziegler Chief Operating Officer
Jennifer Vickers Director
Joel Tumyeptseyo Moffett Vice President Of Tribal Nations Engagement
Kelsey Derek Woody Director Of Membership & Indigenous Leadership
Matt Morton Director (Term Ended 11/24/24)
Michael Painter Director
Roseanne Maria David Chief Of Staff To The Ceo
Tashina Banks Rama Vice Chair
Theresa Sheldon Director
Toni A Sanchez Director Of Communications
Tony Johnson Director
Vicky Stott Director (Term Ended 11/24/24)
Zeke Smith Director
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