Partnership With Native Americans

Have YOU submitted your application yet??? What are you waiting for? Our Vocational Scholarships for the 2025 academic year are OPEN! Don't miss this opportunity to win a $1,000 scholarship! Hurry, the final deadline for submission is April 4, 2025 by 11:59pm ET. Apply at: https://lnkd.in/gHisxh9Q If you have any questions about our scholarship, please visit our website at: https://lnkd.in/gBSXaAmJ . . #AIEF #PWNA4Hope #NativeScholarships

Did you know? If you have a bank account, retirement plan, life insurance policy, or commercial annuity, you can name Partnership With Native Americans? (PWNA) or PWNA program as a beneficiary- helping support Native American communities through your financial planning. It’s easy to do: -Contact your plan or policy provider. -Ask for a "Beneficiary Designation Election Form." -Decide what percentage you'd like to give. -Sign and return the form to your provider. A simple step today can make a lasting impacting for generations to come. ?? Contact Joe Langenderfer, Director of Planned Giving, or visit: https://lnkd.in/gpgwX4TP ?? 214-217-2600 Ext. 111. ?? [email protected]

For many Native Tribes in Arizona, securing healthy food and water is a daily struggle. Discover the truth behind this critical issue and how you can help this?#AZGivesDay?on our blog below. Join the cause and donate today at: https://lnkd.in/gZi3s6Jm . . #PWNA4Hope?#Blog?#FoodInsecurity?#WaterAccess?#SupportNativeCauses

This World Water Day, we recognize that while water is a basic human right, far too many Native American families still struggle to access clean, safe drinking water. -30% of the Navajo Nation lacks access to running water and must haul it from miles away. -On average, Navajo people travel 48 miles to get drinking water. -75% of Hopi residents rely on water contaminated with harmful levels of arsenic. This World Water Day, will you stand with us? Your donation can help bring clean water to those who need it most. Donate today at: https://lnkd.in/gD2sX7r7 . . #PWNA4Hope #WorldWaterDay #WaterIsLife #CleanWaterForAll #NativeAmericanCommunities #WaterJustice #DonateNow

We are truly honored that PWNA President and CEO Joshua Arce was given the opportunity to speak at the recent Texas Nonprofit Summit in Austin. It was an inspiring event where leaders and advocates came together to discuss important issues affecting our communities. We are so grateful to be able to connect with and learn from the efforts of these great organizations, all working to make a difference! . . #PWNA4Hope #TexasNonprofitSummit #NativeAware

PWNA had an amazing time at the UTA Powwow! This vibrant event was filled with culture, energy, and community. We were honored to present a check to the University of Texas at Arlington for the UTA NASA scholarship. Supporting future UTA Native American Students is a privilege, and we’re grateful to be part of such a meaningful gathering. Now, enjoy the incredible footage we captured from the day! . . #PWNA4Hope #AIEF #UTAPowwow #NativeScholars

As World Water Day approaches, many Native American families on remote reservations still lack access to clean water. 40% of homes in rural Native communities lack safe drinking water or sanitation. This is not just an infrastructure issue—it’s a humanitarian crisis. Your support can make a difference in bringing clean water to those who need it most. Will you join the fight for water justice? Donate today at: https://lnkd.in/gD2sX7r7 . . #PWNA4Hope #WorldWaterDay #WaterIsLife #CleanWaterForAll #NativeAmericanCommunities #WaterJustice #DonateNow

Happy First Day of Spring and World Storytelling Day! The Spring Equinox holds deep significance in many Native American cultures, marking a time of renewal and balance. Visit our blog to learn more about these traditions and the stories that have been passed down for generations. . . #PWNA4Hope #Blog #FirstDayOfSpring #WorldStorytellingDay

PWNA CEO & President Josh Arce recently spoke with Medium about the importance of diversity and inclusion in building stronger communities. Drawing from over 30 years of experience, he shared his personal journey and insights on fostering meaningful connections. ?? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gU5dCsC3 . . #PWNA4Hope #CEOAndPresident #NativeAmericanLeadership #InclusiveCommunities #MediumArticle

PWNA is a fantastic organization with fantastic leadership. Many of our students have directly benefitted from PWNA. Well deserved and thank you!!