The Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of South Dakota received about $400,000 in donations from the South Dakota Community Foundation .

The tribe is using the money to help people who were affected by recent winter storms. About 14,000 people on the reservation lost power and water for over a week.

In total, the foundation raised $270,000 for the tribe. Most of the money will be used to equip emergency shelters.

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