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Native America Calling: Philanthropy: helping each other during the pandemic
Tuesday, January 26, 2021
Native American organizations raised and donated $32 million during the first seven months of the pandemic according to a new report from Native Americans in Philanthropy.
A portion of the money was through funding platforms like Go Fund Me. The money is aimed at helping other Native institutions and individuals thrive during difficult economic times.
Native America Calling will take a look at Native philanthropy and the difference it’s making in Native nations.Join our COVID-19 Community Conversation about our most recently published comprehensive report, "Indigenous Community Leadership in Response to COVID-19" on Tuesday, January 26th at 2-3PM EST with a panel of guest speakers.
— Native Americans in Philanthropy (@NativeGiving) January 21, 2021
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