The Hopi Foundation was established in 1985 by local Hopis who wanted to promote self-sufficiency, proactive community participation in their destiny, self-reliance, and local self-determination. We were incorporated in the state of Arizona as a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization in 1987. The Hopi Foundation was founded to bridge the gap between modern and traditional. The question of how vital, complex, and sophisticated people can maintain not only their values but their voice and contribution to humankind in the face of encroachment by a dominant and forceful majority culture is an important one. The values of the Hopi people include millennia-old practices concerned with respecting the rights of other people, respect for and protection of the environment, self-determination and an attendant repugnance for government welfare programs, and integration of all aspects of life into a balanced and harmonious way of being. In our 30-plus years of existence, we have initiated, grown, and housed nearly 20 projects that benefit our Hopi/Tewa communities in the areas of culture, well-being, capacity building, sustainability, farming, historical preservation, and youth development.
The Hopi Foundation的外部链接
110 MAIN STREET
US，Arizona，KYKOTSMOVI，86039
Testimonial from a service participant of the HOPI Substance Abuse Prevention Center, a program of the Hopi Foundation. Good job to the mentors of HSAPC, including Kristie.
We are happy to share our programs success stories and impacts on the community. Your donations help continue to provide support in combating Substance Abuse and provide Prevention intervention.
Catch our outgoing Executive Director, Monica Nuvamsa, in an inspiring plenary session from the Native Americans in Philanthropy 2024 Annual Conference! This engaging conversation explores intergenerational approaches to shaping the future of philanthropy in Indigenous Country and highlights the importance of community-led giving for generations to come. Monica’s insights, drawn from her years of leadership and dedication, shine brightly in this discussion alongside other incredible leaders. Watch now: https://lnkd.in/gqw5MGMw Let’s continue the conversation on building sustainable, culturally rooted philanthropy for our communities. ?? #IndigenousPhilanthropy #NAP2024 #IntergenerationalLeadership #CommunityBuilding #LegacyInAction
Self-determination, intergenerational power-building, Indigenizing philanthropy—these core tenets are how we chart an Indigenous future ?? As headlining topics of our NAPCON 2024 plenaries, leaders at the intersection of philanthropy, Native advocacy, and Tribal sovereignty collaborated on the movement to Indigenize philanthropy. These galvanizing conversations are a must-watch for our relatives and allies looking to navigate and break ground in this new and exciting chapter of Indigenous leadership. All three plenaries are now available on our YouTube channel, @NativeGiving! Get inspired today ?? https://lnkd.in/ee5SriXj #NAPCON2024 #NAPCON #Philanthropy #NativePhilanthropy #Nonprofit #NativeNonprofit #NativeLed #NAHM #NAHM2024 #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #NativeAmerican #WeAreIndigenous
This year, The Hopi Foundation and its programs are coming together under the theme: "Empowering Growth, Building Together - Creating a Community of Opportunity for All." The Hopi Foundation and its programs proudly serve the Hopi and Tewa communities, fostering opportunities and essential services. Our work is guided by our core mission: to promote self-sufficiency, proactive community involvement, self-reliance, and local self-determination. Join us in building a brighter future by making a donation this #GivingTuesday. Your support helps us sustain and expand the services that empower our community. Give now at bit.ly/GiveHopi #philanthrHopi #GiveNative #NativeNonprofit #IndigenousPhilanthropy
During November, we honor the past and present Indigenous communities across the nation, by observing Native American Heritage Month. This month is a time to celebrate the resiliency and strength of Indigenous people. The goal of The Hopi Foundation to ensure that the voice of the Hopi is not vanquished and that it can find expression in the contemporary world. We host a number of community-based projects on the Hopi reservation including: KUYI Hopi Public Radio, HOPI Substance Abuse Prevention Center, Hopi Leadership Program, and The Natwani Coalition. For more information, please visit our website at www.hopifoundation.org #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #NativeNonprofit #philanthrHopi
Our Q3 Newsletter is Here! Catch up on the latest from The Hopi Foundation! This quarter, we’re sharing highlights from our programs, including updates from KUYI Hopi Public Radio’s Summer Music Festival & The Natwani Coalition’s sustainable agriculture projects. Stay in the loop with upcoming events, recent successes, and stories that matter to our community! Check out the full newsletter and see how your support helps us grow! bit.ly/hfnews2024-q3 #HopiFoundation #CommunityFirst #QuarterlyNewsletter #HopiInitiatives #YouthEmpowerment #SustainableAgriculture
Hopi/Tewa creatives, don't forget to get your artwork submissions in! Deadline to submit is this Friday, October 25th, 2024! ? Through a 638-contract with the Indian Health Service (IHS), the Hopi Tribe is renovating the Hopi Health Care Center (HHCC) in a major way. The Hopi Tribe, in partnership with Melvin Consulting PLLC, is looking for artwork in any medium* that reflects the following theme to be displayed at the Hopi Health Care Center as part of the renovation project: 'Suphelawkyàakyangw na’qalanwiskyàakyangw lolmat wuupat qatsit itam yesvani.' English translation: By encouraging a state of good health and supporting each other, we live a long and fulfilling life. * The Hopi Tribe’s selection committee, following the original Hopi advisory committee, is not accepting katsina dolls or imagery for this project. Eligibility: Any enrolled Hopi/Tewa tribal member, 18 years of age and older. Submit an art application with the link here: https://lnkd.in/gbyMjgSR For more information and details about the Hopi Tribe Community Art Initiative, please visit https://lnkd.in/gGpA6y8E
We’re excited to announce that our organization is striving to be recognized as a Top-Rated Nonprofit on GreatNonprofits this year! To reach this goal, we need your help to gather at least 10 reviews with 4+ stars by the end of the year. If you’ve had a positive experience with our work, we’d be grateful if you could take a few moments to share your thoughts and leave a review on our GreatNonprofits page. Your feedback not only helps increase our visibility but also encourages others to support our mission. Submit your review here: https://lnkd.in/gnGixiUd Every rating gets us one step closer to this important milestone. Thank you for your support!
We are happy to introduce the latest cohort of the Hopi Leadership Program, a program of the Hopi Foundation. The evening of September 24th at Moenkopi Legacy Inn was the opening reception to welcome the 7th cohort of the program. The Hopi Foundation staff, members & HLP alumni would like to say congratulations to these future leaders! 2024-2025 Hopi Leadership Cohort (left to right) Alicia Youvella - Walpi Village, Roberta Sequi - Walpi Village, Veronica James - Mishongnovi Village, Boisiu Dewangyumptewa - Hotevilla Village, Dorian Dalton - Sipaulovi Village, Cruz Nuvayusia - Old Oraibi, Angelica Abeita - Shungopavi Village, Cody Honani - Tewa Village
Catch Up on Our Annual Meeting! Couldn't join us live? No worries! The recording of our 37th Annual Meeting is now available. We shared exciting updates on our programs, discussed our financial health, and revealed what's on the horizon for our organization. Watch the full meeting to stay informed and engaged with the work we’re doing for our Hopi and Tewa communities Link: https://lnkd.in/gApYcKES #AnnualMeeting #CommunityUpdates #NativeNonprofit #philantrHopi