Title: Apply Now for Indigenous Community Grants up to $50,000
Residents of Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota seeking financial support for community initiatives can now apply for the NDN Collective Grants until April 24 at 5 pm.
Grants for Indigenous Communities in the Upper Plains
Residents of Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota have an opportunity to apply for grants ranging from $25,000 to $50,000. These grants are made available through the Collective Abundance Fund, established by the NDN Collective, a prominent Native American organization.
Residents eligible for these grants must be part of the Indigenous community and currently reside in one of the three states listed above.
Eligibility Criteria for the NDN Collective Grants
One of the primary objectives of the NDN Collective Grants is to support the wealth-building initiatives in Upper Plains Indigenous communities. Through these grants, individuals are provided with the financial resources needed to execute projects that contribute to the growth and prosperity of their communities.
To apply for these grants, interested parties are required to fill out an application form before the deadline on April 24 at 5 pm. The grants are available in two categories: $25,000 and $50,000, based on the scale and impact of the proposed projects.
Applicants must demonstrate a clear plan outlining how the grant funds will be utilized to benefit their Indigenous community. The selection process will prioritize projects that align with the values and objectives of the NDN Collective, especially those focused on enhancing community well-being and fostering sustainable development.
Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to secure funding for your community projects. Apply now and make a positive impact on the Indigenous communities in the Upper Plains region.